Vice President Marketing (Greater Chicago Area)
executive talent partnersChicago (IL)
Vice President Marketing (Greater Chicago Area)
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executive talent partnersChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
We're Hiring: Vice President of Marketing
Location:
Chicago, IL or Orlando, FLOur client is seeking a dynamic, growth-oriented Chief Marketing Officer to lead enterprise-wide marketing, patient acquisition, and revenue growth across our expanding network of ophthalmology practices. This is not your traditional marketing leadership role. We're looking for a hands-on, data-driven executive who can turn marketing strategy into measurable business results. The ideal candidate brings: Proven success driving patient/customer acquisition, conversion, and revenue growth. Leadership experience in multi-site healthcare or other complex service organizations. Direct-to-consumer marketing is required. Expertise in digital marketing, performance analytics, and brand strategy. Experience overseeing centralized call center, scheduling, or patient access operations. A strong commercial mindset and the ability to translate strategy into execution. Reporting directly to the CEO, this executive will play a pivotal role in shaping the organization's next phase of growth. Interested in making a meaningful impact? We'd love to connect!#Healthcare Leadership #Executive Opportunities #Healthcare Marketing #CMO #Chicago Jobs #Orlando Jobs
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