Chief Information Officer – Synergie Medication Collective

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blue cross blue shield associationChicago (IL)

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Director

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$275,000 per year

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Join to apply for the Chief Information Officer – Synergie Medication Collectiverole at Blue Cross Blue Shield Association The Hiring Range For This Role Is $275,000.00 - $300,000.00 This is the estimated salary range at the time of posting. The actual salary may vary based on factors such as experience, education, and organizational needs. The role is eligible for an annual bonus incentive. We offer comprehensive benefits including paid time off, holidays, health insurance, 401(k) matching, and more. Founded in 2023, Synergie Medication Collective focuses on improving access to prescription drugs. The CIO will lead technology strategy, including data analytics, security, product development, and vendor management. Primary Job Functions Define and implement technology strategy aligned with organizational goals; design scalable data platforms; ensure regulatory compliance; establish data governance; evaluate technology investments; foster innovation with AI/ML; manage vendor relationships; oversee IT operations and team management. Education, Experience, and Certification
Required: Bachelor's in CS, IT, MIS, or Engineering; 10-15 years in IT, including 5-7 years in leadership roles; experience managing teams and vendors; familiarity with HIPAA and regulated environments.
Preferred: Master’s or MBA with IT focus, or MS in IT or Cybersecurity. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Results-oriented, collaborative, innovative, strong communicator, adaptable, and capable of developing talent.
Financial Responsibilities: Budget management and strategic investment; no revenue responsibility. Employment Details Full-time, seniority level not applicable, in the Information Technology industry within insurance. This job posting appears active; no indication of expiration.

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