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Director, Provider Interventions
Location
United States
Posted
52 days ago
Salary
$178.5K - $210K / year
Seniority
Lead
Job Description
Director, Provider Interventions
Thyme Care
• Own the overall strategy, roadmap, and success metrics for Thyme Care’s provider intervention and drug incentive programs. • Support the rollout and implementation of new interventions, both creating internal tools and resources for supporting teams, as well as the external testing and launch plan. • Continuously evaluate program performance and identify opportunities for optimization and expansion across the network. • Partner closely with Commercial Directors to identify target practices and prioritize rollout opportunities. • Develop sales strategies, messaging, and marketing materials to support practice adoption and engagement. • Support commercial conversations with data-driven insights, program performance narratives, and implementation plans. • Partner with Product and Product Operations to design, build, and iterate on dashboards, monitoring tools, and operational resources to support program execution. • Collaborate with Product to define and implement practice-facing workflows and tools that reduce friction and make participation easier. • Identify blockers to adoption and proactively develop solutions, partnerships, or process improvements to address them. • Serve as a key client-facing leader for provider intervention programs, driving implementations with oncology practices in partnership with Product and Commercial teams. • Work directly with practice stakeholders to support onboarding, workflow adoption, and ongoing optimization. • Act as a trusted partner to practices, balancing program goals with operational and clinical realities. • Own program tracking, monitoring, and recurring performance reporting for internal leadership. • Partner with Health Economics and Data Science to define KPIs, measure impact, and quantify financial and clinical outcomes. • Translate data and insights into clear recommendations for leadership, commercial teams, and product stakeholders.
Job Requirements
- 8+ years of experience in healthcare, health tech, or value-based care, with at least 3 years focused on provider engagement, network management, or clinical program implementation.
- Built and scaled provider facing programs from early stage through broad adoption, including defining strategy, creating tooling and resources, and measuring outcomes.
- Led cross functional initiatives that required close partnership with product, data, operations, and commercial teams to deliver results.
- Worked directly with physician practices or provider organizations, building trusted relationships and navigating the operational realities of clinical settings.
- Developed go to market or adoption strategies for healthcare programs, including provider facing messaging, collateral, and data driven value propositions.
- Defined KPIs and built reporting frameworks that translated program performance into clear, actionable insights for leadership and stakeholders.
- Operated effectively in fast paced, ambiguous environments where you had to prioritize ruthlessly, iterate quickly, and drive outcomes without a fully defined playbook.
Benefits
- equity
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