Center Manager Jobs in California
Center Manager jobs in California are in steady demand, with openings concentrated in healthcare networks, childcare and early education, fitness and wellness, and logistics operations, at levels from entry-level site coordinator through senior regional manager. Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego generate the greatest volume of listings, anchored by large employers like Kaiser Permanente, YMCA of California, and Amazon. The most sought-after specializations in California are healthcare center management, early childhood program oversight, and distribution center operations. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Job Summary: The person in this position is part of the team concept in the Patient Center Health Home which is devoted to the delivery of primary care in an ambulatory setting, with an emphasis on prevention and health maintenance. The person in this position reports to the Lead District Health Services Administrator and works closely with the Director of Nursing, providers, nurses, and support staff to assure effective patient and client service objectives in the health centers. The Health Center Manager will oversee the day to day operation of the Front Office and Back Office Staff, ensuring that staff continues performing their duties and carrying on the necessary functions required in accordance with established policies and procedures. The Health Center Manager is responsible for the compliance with federal, state and local requirements pertaining to health center issues.
Job Duties:
- Observe front office efficiency
- Make sure that patients are processed within reasonable time.
- Guarantee excellent customer service to all patients of Omni Family Health.
- Review and make certain that registration is completed properly and in accordance to established protocols.
- Review and make certain that co-pay/ balance/ deposits/ share of costs are collected from each patient.
- Review and make certain that cash register is balanced daily – receipts are issued properly.
- Make sure telephone calls are answered within three rings.
- Ensure staff are trained in NextGen, i2i, and data programs in relation to front office duties. Make certain all data is properly captured in NextGen or applicable Practice Management System.
- Make sure verification and collection of demographics is captured by front office at each patient visit.
- Guarantee proper insurance verification, work closely with insurance plans, and direct patients to appropriate assistance programs.
- Properly collect UDS patient information.
- Monitor the no-show patients and complete the no-show process.
- Prepare health center for all private, county, state, and federal audits.
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Generate, review, and analyze all reports pertaining to the operations of the health center.
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Observe back office efficiency
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Make sure that patients are called back within a reasonable time.
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Assess and create goals towards the improvement of the health center.
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Report any building physical damage and equipment condition to the General Services Supervisor within 24 hours. Review ancillary services and specialty services:
- Make sure services are available and provided on a consistent basis.
- Make sure specialty providers have adequate personnel support.
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Communicate any chart issues to Nursing staff, Lead District Health Services Administrator and or provider.
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Review patient schedules.
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Make sure that providers are aware of their patient schedule for the day.
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Discuss with provider about triage, patient flow, and patient concerns/complaints.
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Review walk-in status and communicate to provider whether or not triage is needed to avoid backlog.
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Act as Liaison between staff and Lead District Health Services Administrators, Director of Nursing and Health Center Nurses regarding staff development and satisfaction.
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Coordinate involvement of staff in all OFH activities (e.g. Health Fair, Outreach programs, and company functions).
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Demonstrate knowledge of safety and OSHA practices.
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Follow universal precautions to protect self and patients.
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Collect, assess, and report data for Quality Improvement reports.
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Make certain MA stock room is supplied as necessary.
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Train staff and extern students about OFH policies, procedures, and protocols.
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Prepare health centers for any and all site inspections, audits, and health center visits.
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Any other duties or responsibilities required by operations staff may be assigned from time to time and when the need arises.
Administrative Duties:
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Order and submit all necessary supplies with purchasing department according to established protocols and procedures.
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Prepare monthly staff meeting agenda and minutes.
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Review QI reports and perform QI checklist.
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Directly responsible for all front office personnel.
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Communicate with Call Center personnel any provider scheduling conflicts or improvements.
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Communicate health center operation and QI results with support staff and direct concerns to Lead District Health Services Administrator.
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Communicate any and all route slips corrections/completion or problems with Billing department.
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Submit Monthly report to Operations Management Associate.
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Assist providers in closing encounters.
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Prepare staff schedules for front office.
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Approve/Deny staff request for time off with pay/without pay.
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Uphold and maintain HIPAA compliance.
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Serve as experts in all patient assistance programs.
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Execute all new or revised policies and procedures.
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Address patient complaints, prepare incident reports, prepare unusual occurrence reports, and any matter requiring attention in the health center.
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Stock and order supplies for the health center.
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Employee coaching, counseling, and disciplinary action.
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Serve as a member of Omni Family Health Leadership committee and attend all pertinent operations meetings.
Job Requirements:
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Ability to work under pressure.
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Ability and willingness to treat all patients with the utmost kindness and consideration in the most trying situations.
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Friendly personality with the desire to work with the public.
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Ability to handle multi-functions.
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Understanding of community based organizations.
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Promotes and believes in OFH mission statement.
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Ability to relate to the public regardless of ethnic, religious and economic status.
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Must be willing to work at any Omni Family Health location other than the assigned site and be agreeable to work weekends, if so needed.
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Commitment to the concepts of preventive health care program and team approach to health care delivery.
Additional Duties:
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HIPAA compliance - Responsible for maintaining abreast of and in compliance with all H.I.P.A.A. regulations and requirements. Treats all member information confidential.
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Compliance - Ensure compliance with all local, state and federal regulations.
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QA/QI - Participate in QA/QI activities and contribute towards the overall performance improvement of the organization.
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IT - Required to learn and use the EHR/EOHR (Medical Practice Electronic System) and its components, as required by the job functions and highlighted in the Policies and Procedures. These components include NextGen, Healthport, PMS, QSI and other electronic features developed and implemented, as applicable to work environment.
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All employees will participate in Patient Centered Health Home Model at Omni Family Health.
Qualifications, Education, and Experience:
- Must have High school diploma or equivalent and have successfully completed and graduated from a medical assistant program with a minimum of three years of experience as a medical assistant or must have graduated from an accredited university with a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Administration, Healthcare Administration, or equivalent. Education and Medical Management experience in lieu of the above.
Level I
Work requires 3 year of related administrative or health center/practice management experience to acquire competence in applying general operational practices, personnel practices, accounting and budgeting principles and coordination of health center administrative functions.
Level II
Work requires 5 years related administrative or health center management experience to acquire competence in applying general operational practices, personnel practices, accounting and budgeting principles and coordination of health center administrative functions.
Level III
Work requires 5+ years related administrative or health center management experience to acquire competence in applying general operational practices, personnel practices, accounting and budgeting principles and coordination of health center administrative functions.
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Venipuncture Certificate or equivalent preferred.
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Bilingual in English/Spanish may be required.
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Must have leadership abilities and demonstrate management skills.
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CPR Certificate preferred.
Responsible To: Lead District Health Services Administrator
Classification: Exempt
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Center Manager Job Market in California
A snapshot from current California openings, updated as new roles post.
Who's Hiring
- Family Health Centers of San Diego11

- Bank of America7

- Walmart7

- Meta5

- Cedars-Sinai Medical Center4

Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services31
- Retail15
- Technology & Software15
- Banking & Financial Services7
- Consulting & Professional Services7
What California Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in center manager jobs across California.
- Bachelor's degree in business, healthcare administration, education, or a related field
- Three or more years of supervisory or operations management experience in a center environment
- Familiarity with California labor law, including meal and rest break requirements and overtime rules
- Demonstrated ability to manage budgets, staffing schedules, and regulatory compliance reporting
- Active CPR and First Aid certification, required by most California facility operators
- Strong written and verbal communication skills for reporting to regional leadership and licensing agencies
Center Manager Jobs in California: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a center manager in California?
The path to a center manager role in California depends on the sector. In childcare and early education, you typically need a Site Supervisor Permit or Program Director credential issued by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing, along with an early childhood education degree or units. In healthcare, a bachelor's in health administration and relevant clinical or operational experience are standard. In fitness or retail, a business or operations degree and supervisory experience are most common. No single statewide license covers all center management roles.
How much do center managers make in California?
Center managers in California earn a median of about $124,390 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $60,370 for the lowest 10% to over $293,810 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire center managers in California?
Employers hiring center managers in California right now include Family Health Centers of San Diego, Bank of America, and Walmart, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of June 2026. California's density of healthcare systems, childcare networks, and large distribution operations makes it one of the more active states for this role year-round.
Which California cities have the most center manager jobs?
San Diego, San Francisco, and San Jose account for the most center manager openings in California. Los Angeles and San Francisco drive volume through their concentration of hospital systems, childcare programs, and corporate headquarters, while San Diego's strong healthcare and military-adjacent services sector supports consistent hiring even in a smaller metro footprint.
Are there remote center manager jobs in California?
Yes, but they're rare. Center management is fundamentally an on-site role, so most positions require physical presence to oversee staff, facilities, and daily operations. About 5% of center manager openings tied to California are remote or hybrid as of June 2026, and those tend to be in administrative oversight, multi-site coordination, or program management functions where direct facility presence is less constant.
How can I get hired as a center manager in California with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry point is an assistant manager, shift supervisor, or program coordinator role at a large California operator such as a Kaiser Permanente outpatient facility, a YMCA branch, or a Learning Care Group childcare center. Many of these organizations run internal development tracks that promote from assistant to center manager within two to three years. In early education, completing your California Commission on Teacher Credentialing Site Supervisor Permit units while working as a lead teacher is the clearest on-ramp. In fitness or retail, floor supervisor roles at established California chains provide the operational foundation employers look for.
Where can I find and apply to center manager jobs in California?
You can find and apply to center manager jobs in California on Migrate Mate, which lists current California openings across healthcare, childcare, fitness, logistics, and other sectors. Find roles that fit your background and apply directly to the employer through each listing.
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