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Contact Center Operations Manager
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What they do
A Preschool or Childcare Director manages and directs programs for very young children. Supervises child care workers and pre-school teachers. Proposes policies, program fees and budgets for approval by a program board or administrative agency or implements policies of a national organization. Meets with parents and staff to discuss the development, learning and behavior of children in the program or center. Orders supplies and monitors maintenance and cleaning at a facility. Ensures that the program or center meets state and federal guidelines.
$47,210 / year median in Michigan
+15% projected growth
Job Description
- Lead, coach, and develop a team of approximately 12 unionized Member Intake Representatives.
- Build a culture focused on professionalism, accountability, and exceptional member service.
- Develop and oversee a quality assurance program that includes call monitoring, coaching, and performance feedback.
- Improve first-contact resolution by ensuring representatives provide complete, accurate explanations of Plan benefits, referral procedures, and member responsibilities.
- Analyze operational metrics and prepare reports that identify trends, measure productivity, improve service quality, and reduce repeat calls.
- Supervise a primarily remote workforce while ensuring accountability and consistent performance.
- Identify workflow improvements and implement technology, including AI tools, that enhance efficiency and the member experience.
- Partner with attorneys and leadership to continuously improve departmental performance and member satisfaction. Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree preferred, or an equivalent combination of education and progressively responsible contact center leadership experience.
- Seven or more years of leadership experience in a contact center, customer service, member services, employee benefits, insurance, healthcare, financial services, legal operations, or another service-focused environment.
- Demonstrated success improving contact center performance through quality assurance, employee coaching, operational analytics, and process improvement.
- Strong leadership, communication, analytical, coaching, and organizational skills.
- Experience supervising remote or hybrid teams required.
- Unionized environment.