The Senior Director leads the enterprise supply chain implementation portfolio, converting strategy into scalable operating practices across markets and clinical facilities. This role establishes governance, directs cross-functional teams, and drives continuous improvement to enhance inventory performance and financial outcomes.
The Supervisor is responsible for leading and coaching digital clinic staff to ensure efficient operations, high-quality patient care, and adherence to organizational values. They manage daily workflows, staffing schedules, performance evaluations, and compliance with regulatory and standard operating procedures.
The analyst will lead complex medical economic projects, including cost savings and risk assessment initiatives, while developing statistical models to inform business decisions. They are responsible for presenting analytical findings to management and ensuring data integrity across cross-functional teams.
The Physical Therapist assesses patient conditions, establishes treatment plans, and provides ongoing education to patients and their families. They also supervise physical therapy assistants and technicians while maintaining accurate medical records and ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations.
The APP will assess patient health status, provide acute and chronic virtual care, and manage care plans including prescribing medications. They are responsible for triaging patient calls, documenting care in patient records, and educating patients and families.
The Vice President of Payor Contracting will lead contract negotiations and develop reimbursement strategies to maximize health plan revenue. They are responsible for maintaining effective relationships with payors and providers while ensuring compliance and identifying market trends.
The Regional Medical Director provides physician leadership and clinical oversight for musculoskeletal value-based care initiatives within an assigned region. This role partners with operational and clinical teams to execute strategies that improve patient outcomes, quality metrics, and total cost of care.
The Surgical Authorization Specialist monitors and processes authorizations for upcoming surgical cases while verifying patient insurance eligibility and benefits. They also document authorization progress in patient charts and assist with cost estimation and workflow improvements.
The analyst will evaluate physician contracts, managed care products, and medical cost trends while ensuring compliance with CMS regulations. They are responsible for designing analytical reports and providing actionable recommendations based on reimbursement methodologies.
The Senior Manager of Network Performance will analyze clinical and financial data to drive performance improvements and cost-effective outcomes. They will also engage with providers and medical directors to ensure alignment with value-based care program goals and quality metrics.
