Role OverviewThe Clinical Initiatives Manager is responsible for managing the development, implementation, education, and evaluation of sponsored initiatives in support of the Service Line and Proactive Care Initiatives. This role leads and directs the work of others to foster innovation, clinical excellence, and redesign service delivery that contributes to a differentiated caregiver and patient experience.
What You Will Do
Develops and maintains project roadmaps, milestones, and deliverables related to initiatives, coordinates internal resources, manages timelines and issues, and may be responsible for following projects post-implementation to provide ongoing evaluation and assure success.
Why It Might Be a Fit
Accountable to establish or develop appropriate metrics for initiatives with SME's and data analytics and evaluate/quantify the impact of implemented initiatives through measurement of clinical process, outcomes, patient or caregivers experience, and/or financial objectives.
Requirements
- Demonstrated professional healthcare or experience in a clinical setting that demonstrates clinical expertise and understanding of healthcare systems.
- Experience in a role requiring data management, analysis, and presentation skills including use of common tools to extract data and develop reports and graphs for use in reporting.
- Experience in management of organizational projects, excellent team leadership, team participation, and data analysis skills.
- Experience in problem-solving and improving processes and an understanding for how technology can help improve care.
- Working knowledge of, and experience with health care regulations, leadership, development or mentoring of others, presenting to medium to large groups of clinicians and leaders.
Benefits
- Generous benefits package that covers a wide range of programs to foster a sustainable culture of wellness
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Health insurance
- Retirement plan
- Paid time off
- Holidays
- Wellness programs
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