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Vice President, Enterprise Partnerships

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confidentialFort Worth (TX)

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Vice President, Enterprise Partnerships
About the Company: Prominent healthcare provider serving the local community Industry Hospital & Health CareType Privately Held, VC-backed Founded 2020 Employees 51-200 Funding $76-$100 million CategoriesHealth Care Healthcare Medical Care Ambulatory Services Ambulance Computer Programming Software Professional Services Computers Health Diagnostics Personal Health Primary and Urgent CareAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking Vice Presidents of Enterprise Partnerships to drive new partnerships across assigned regions. The role involves developing and executing regional growth strategies and managing the full sales cycle, from prospecting and deal structuring through pricing, negotiation, and close. The successful candidates will build relationships with health systems, large physician groups, and provider networks participating in Medicare value-based care programs. They will also represent the organization in their markets, collaborate across teams to shape offerings and business cases, and maintain accurate pipeline and forecasting information. Candidates should have at least 10 years of experience in sales, business development, or commercial leadership, with deep knowledge of healthcare and value-based care. An established network among health systems, hospitals, provider groups, and relevant care organizations in a target region is required, along with a record of closing complex, multi-stakeholder deals. Strong communication and executive presentation skills, analytical and problem-solving abilities, and the capacity to develop data-driven business cases are essential. Deep understanding of clinical quality, outcomes, and population health drivers is also required. Hiring Manager Title Market President FunctionsBusiness Development Sales/Revenue

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