VP, Care Transformation Services
Job description
The Med. Axiom Consulting Care Transformation team is innovative, agile, and entrepreneurial. Our mission, which we share with our parent organization, the American College of Cardiology, is to transform cardiovascular care and enhance heart health for all. We are at the forefront of helping our community of organizations implement change and deliver value.
We are seeking consultants who understand our mission, have direct experience in the cardiovascular field and administrative or leadership roles, and can effectively promote themselves and develop business. Candidates should possess excellent communication and presentation skills, the ability to work both independently and as part of a team, and strong problem-solving abilities.
They should be capable of working with a wide range of programs and individuals, managing multiple complex projects simultaneously, and be willing and able to travel regularly. Professional growth and development are expected within Med. Axiom. Our consultants become experts in broad cardiovascular content areas and niche fields, aligning with their interests.
Our national presence and the resources available through our parent organization, the ACC, serve as distinct market advantages. Med. Axiom consultants influence and impact the national stage – from small organizations finding their way to engagements with some of the most advanced CV organizations worldwide seeking to learn or refine specific offerings.
Much is expected of our consultants, who must be self-motivated and service-oriented. However, they benefit greatly from working within a rich, team-based environment that promotes collaboration and support. *In addition to base salary, this employee may earn an incentive bonus up to 25% of their base salary. The incentive compensation will be tied to personal, organizational, and team-based metrics.
Provide cardiovascular consulting services to members and non-member CV programs, industry partners, and other CV stakeholders across North America and globally in the following areas: Vision setting and strategic planning Governance and leadership Service line development Operations, both inpatient, outpatient, and ambulatory Clinical integration and standardization Specialty clinic development and optimization New program development Workforce planning and development Provider compensation Physician / Hospital integration and alignment strategies Co-Management development Cath lab, ASC, and Office Based Lab assessments, optimization, and development services Population health Risk contracting Create written and electronic content based on the above, working closely with internal Med.
Axiom and American College of Cardiology (ACC) resources Present and speak in front of large and small groups Business development, on behalf of Med. Axiom Master's or higher degree. Candidates must have 10 plus years of experience, including at least 2 years in an administrative and/or leadership role. Advanced Practice Provider degree required (NP, PA, CNS, or equivalent).
Current or prior clinical practice experience in cardiovascular care (ambulatory, inpatient, procedural, heart failure, EP, imaging, structural heart, or related CV subspecialty). Progressive leadership experience driving team-based care initiatives involving APPs, physicians, nursing, and operational partners. Demonstrated success leading care model transformation in at least one of the following environments: Health system cardiovascular programs Private cardiovascular groups Integrated delivery networks (IDNs) Academic medical centers Ability to work in changing environments, build collaborative relationships, and shift priorities when needed.
Demonstrated ability to achieve results in a highly matrixed organization. Proven experience and success in developing business plans and achieving revenue targets. Proven record in building strategic professional relationships with internal and external stakeholders; in innovative and effective collaboration and communication; and in program management.
Excellent analytical, written, verbal, presentation, and organization skills with demonstrated track record of successful management. Good judgment/decision making skills. Ability to handle sensitive issues professionally and initiate new activities as needed. Excellent interpersonal skills. Ability to work in a team environment and work well with professionals in a challenging and fast-paced work environment.
Capacity for innovative thinking and creative strategizing to invigorate efforts towards enhanced profitability. Ability to manage own schedule, including travel, with a willingness to travel up to 50-75% of the time. Desired Qualifications QA/QI experience preferred (formal training or leadership in quality improvement, clinical effectiveness, or patient safety initiatives).
Experience with performance frameworks and methodologies (Lean, Six Sigma, Pchange management). Experience supporting cardiovascular strategic planning, network development, or access/capacity optimization. Knowledge of value-based care models, care coordination, and population health approaches in cardiology. Key Competencies Cardiovascular clinical expertise with strong real-world operational understanding.
Team-based care design and implementation leadership. APP workforce strategy, optimization, and governance. Executive presence and stakeholder influence (physician and administrative). Consulting delivery discipline: scope control, timelines, outcomes, professionalism.
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