Chief Growth Officer
$225,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Director
SALARY
$225,000 per year
About the role
- Develop and execute enterprise-wide growth strategy in partnership with the CEO and executive leadership team.
- Lead and develop senior leaders responsible for Center Development, Sales, Marketing, Contracting & Public Policy, and Payor Relations.
- Identify and evaluate new markets, growth opportunities, strategic partnerships, and expansion initiatives.
- Oversee de novo expansion strategy, market selection, referral growth initiatives, customer acquisition efforts, and market penetration strategies.
- Ensure alignment across all growth functions through shared KPIs, forecasting, reporting, and accountability structures.
- Build scalable systems, dashboards, and operational processes that improve visibility, decision-making, and organizational performance.
- Partner with Operations, Finance, Clinical Leadership, Talent Acquisition, and other stakeholders to support sustainable growth.
- Drive strategic planning efforts related to geographic expansion, capacity planning, competitive positioning, and long-term value creation.
- Develop executive-level reporting and regularly present growth strategies, performance metrics, forecasts, and recommendations to executive leadership, boards, and investors.
- Evaluate organizational capabilities and build the infrastructure necessary to support rapid growth and scale.
- Desired Background 15+ years of progressive leadership experience within healthcare services, multi-site healthcare, healthcare operations, growth, development, strategy, business development, or related functions.
- Demonstrated experience leading enterprise growth initiatives within a multi-site healthcare organization.
- Experience overseeing multiple functions simultaneously, including combinations of development, sales, marketing, business development, contracting, network development, provider relations, or growth operations.
- Proven success scaling organizations through periods of rapid growth, transformation, or market expansion.
- Strong understanding of healthcare services, reimbursement models, payor dynamics, referral channels, and market development.
- Experience working in private equity-backed, founder-led, or high-growth healthcare environments preferred.
- Strong financial acumen including budgeting, forecasting, KPI development, business case analysis, and growth planning.
- Experience presenting to boards, investors, ownership groups, and executive leadership teams.
- Preferred Industry Experience
- Behavioral Health
- Outpatient Healthcare
- Specialty Healthcare
- Physical Therapy
- Dental Services Organizations (DSOs)
- Home Health
- HospiceUrgent CareMulti-Site Healthcare Services
- Technology & Leadership
- Demonstrated experience leveraging CRM, business intelligence, reporting, forecasting, and analytics platforms to drive growth and improve organizational performance.
- Salesforce experience strongly preferred.
- Proven experience leading leaders and managing executive-level teams.
- Exceptional communication, presentation, and stakeholder management skills.
- Ability to influence across departments and build alignment around strategic objectives.
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