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Owns strategy and roadmaps for provider network and experience products, including recruitment, onboarding, credentialing, contracting, provider data, and network performance. Uses healthcare and provider analytics to identify market gaps, improve access and engagement, optimize operations, and prioritize investments. Partners with clinical, operations, technology, data, finance, and contracting teams to define capabilities, establish KPIs, and align stakeholders around provider-focused initiatives.

Provides inbound phone support to providers and collection staff regarding claim status. Explains billing processes and timing expectations, coordinates with internal departments to resolve inquiries, meets customer service and quality standards, maintains agent availability goals, follows procedures, identifies system or process issues, and completes assigned projects.

Plans and delivers complex technical initiatives involving systems implementations, integrations, data, infrastructure, databases, and cloud platforms. Translates technical requirements into project plans, manages risks and dependencies, applies PMO governance, and reports progress to leadership. Owns the Microsoft enterprise relationship, supports FinOps enablement, and advises other project teams on technical considerations. Coordinates engineering, IT, finance, vendors, and business stakeholders throughout project delivery.

Facilitates Scrum ceremonies, maintains backlog readiness, removes technical and organizational blockers, coordinates dependencies and UAT, tracks delivery metrics, coaches teams on Agile practices, and pilots AI tools to improve delivery efficiency.

Leads enterprise data strategy, lakehouse delivery, data products, and data and AI governance. Establishes platform standards, data ownership, quality, lineage, lifecycle, privacy, and regulatory controls. Builds governance operating models for AI development and monitoring, manages platform teams and partners, oversees external data acquisition, and reports risk, maturity, and compliance to executives, clients, and auditors.

Leads the enterprise architecture practice and owns the organization’s three- to five-year technology vision, strategy, governance, and roadmaps. Advises executives and the board on technology investments, risk, architecture, and major partnerships. Oversees architecture standards, cross-domain decision-making, technology evaluations, due diligence, and platform strategy. Mentors architects across application, data, infrastructure, security, and enterprise domains while advancing organizational architecture maturity, scalability, compliance, security, and cost efficiency.

Manages software configuration, release planning, migration, deployment, version control, build processes, audits, and change control. Coordinates with business analysts and quality assurance teams to ensure software changes meet organizational and customer requirements. Develops procedures, supports source-code repository workflows, deploys applications across environments, analyzes IT issues, and prepares recommendations and audit documentation. The role requires strong configuration management, software lifecycle, documentation, communication, data analysis, and problem-solving skills.

Owns the strategy, roadmap, requirements, delivery, governance, and adoption of data and analytics products built on Snowflake and delivered through Power BI. Partners with engineering, analytics, governance, and business stakeholders to prioritize backlogs, define data models, validate quality, coordinate dashboard releases, manage UAT, and improve data product performance, accessibility, and self-service analytics adoption.

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