Vice President, Clinical Product & Strategy
confidentialDenver (CO)
Vice President, Clinical Product & Strategy
Posted 5 days ago
confidentialDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Vice President, Clinical Product & Strategy
About the Company:
Innovative kidney care provider Industry
Hospital & Health CareType
Privately Held Founded
1994 Employees
501-1000 Categories Health Care
Healthcare
Medical Care
Ambulatory Services
Ambulance
About the Role:
The Company is seeking a Vice President of Clinical Product and Strategy to lead its enterprise clinical product and innovation portfolio. The role sets portfolio strategy, evaluates and prioritizes clinical programs, and guides initiatives from concept through design, pilot, and scaled implementation. Responsibilities include developing care models and workflows, building business cases, defining implementation plans and measures, and ensuring programs are clinically sound, scalable, and informed by frontline feedback. The VP will establish cross-functional governance, align clinical and operational leaders, support technology-enabled solutions, and use performance data and pilot learnings to guide portfolio decisions. Candidates should have an advanced clinical degree or equivalent experience in healthcare delivery, administration, informatics, product strategy, or a related field; clinical licensure is strongly preferred. The role requires at least 14 years of progressive healthcare experience and 8 years leading cross-functional initiatives, portfolios, products, or programs in complex healthcare settings. Applicants should understand clinical workflows and care delivery, have experience prioritizing initiatives and implementing change across distributed teams, and demonstrate strong executive communication and judgment. Experience in value-based care, population health, kidney care, chronic disease management, or other risk-based models is preferred, as is an MBA, MHA, MS, or another relevant advanced degree. Hiring Manager Title
Chief Medical Officer FunctionsProduct Management
Strategy
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