The Assistant Vice President (AVP), Populations Health Operations, will help optimize, restructure (as necessary), and lead functions to achieve key health system population health and VBC contract goals.

In addition, the AVP of Population Health Operations will serve as a member of the Mount Sinai Health Partners leadership team and will be an important participant in developing and executing MSHP’s overall strategy.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree required, masters strongly preferred
• 7+ years of experience demonstrating progressively increasing responsibility and accountability for driving results required
• 5+ year track record of driving operational rigor and excellence in value based care at a large health care organization required
• Track record or transferable skills in assessing structure, productivity, impact of various population health and clinical programs (with CMO support).
• Strong collaboration, communication and influence skills to rapidly drive improved structures (as necessary) and operations
• Complex project leadership and ability to oversee and at times be “hands on” to ensure project work-plan is moving forward on time. (Happy to discuss details during interview process.)
• Ability to guide and utilize analytics, to help drive and optimize clinical operations, focusing on minimal viable outputs

Responsibilities

1. In conjunction and with direction from CMO/SVP, the AVP will develop, optimize, and monitor population health operations against defined internal process and outcomes goals, health system goals, and supporting value-based contract performance targets:
   1. Help build, troubleshoot, optimize certain functions including but not limited to:
      1. Utilization Management Functions
      2. Parts of Clinical Program Functions
      3. Legal and Compliance Facilitation
      4. Other key strategic initiatives and projects
2. Support strategic planning, and help manage finance and HR Activities
3. Build, manage, and develop assigned components of the population health operations team.
4. Prepare and present at key operational and strategic meetings with CMO/SVP.
5. Oversee the governance of the Mount Sinai CIN:
   1. Collaborate with MSHP’s CMO, legal affairs, and others in annual reviews and adjustments to the membership rules and clinical integration requirements of MSHP.
   2. Manage the schedule of governance meetings for MSHP and ensure timetables for key decisions are met.