In the UK, a Practice (or Surgery) Manager runs the business side of a GP practice — staff, rotas, finance, contracts and CQC compliance — working alongside the partners. In the USA, a Surgery Manager is usually a senior registered nurse leading a hospital's surgical services department. We recruit both.
UK: GP practices, Primary Care Networks (PCNs) and private clinics. USA: acute care hospitals and surgical centres.
Hiring a practice manager or surgical services leader? We recruit for NHS and private practices in the UK and hospitals in the USA, with framework-approved routes for NHS clients.
Runs the business side of the practice — staffing and rotas, finance, contracts, CQC compliance and patient experience — working closely with the partners.
In the USA, a Surgery Manager is usually a senior registered nurse who leads a hospital's surgical services department — operations, staffing, budgets and quality.
No — it is an operational and business role. US Surgery Manager roles do require an RN licence.
Practice or healthcare operations management, CQC knowledge and confident people management.
Yes, along with reception, admin and non-clinical management roles.
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