With Primary Care. For Primary Care.
Senior Program Specialist, Population Health Impact
Location
United States
Posted
14 days ago
Salary
0
Seniority
Senior
Job Description
Senior Program Specialist, Population Health Impact
Aledade, Inc.
• Coordinate, maintain, and streamline processes and workflows to ensure team efficiency and scalability. • Manage the team’s centralized resources, including Google Drive, Atlas home page, and day-to-day team operations. • Support the VP of Population Health Impact on special projects, data collection, and regular reporting requirements. • Plan and coordinate key internal events such as retreats, kick-offs, and team meetings. • Manage internal meeting logistics and documentation. • Serve as the primary point of contact for vendor onboarding, tracking, and communication for the team. • Apply sound project management principles to a range of special projects and cross-functional tracks to support operational excellence. • Facilitate regular scrum tracking, support sprint planning, and assist the team in maintaining momentum. • Support the execution of critical, cross-functional initiatives to help achieve company performance metrics and goals. • Foster connectivity and collaborate effectively across different departments, coordinating communication efforts for key initiatives.
Job Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree required, Master’s degree preferred.
- 5+ years of professional experience, with experience in healthcare required and an understanding of value-based care preferred.
- Strong project coordination skills with the ability to handle multiple priorities and ongoing deliverables simultaneously.
- Ability to quickly adapt to last-minute tasks and adhere to hard deadlines.
- Demonstrated ability to work independently, take initiative, and reliably execute tasks to completion.
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to present complex information concisely and exceptional attention to detail.
- Excellent problem-solving skills, with the ability to anticipate roadblocks and suggest effective solutions.
- Experience working in a cross-functional team environment, collaborating with maintaining relationships with multiple stakeholders.
Benefits
- Flexible work schedules and the ability to work remotely are available for many roles
- Health, dental and vision insurance paid up to 80% for employees, dependents and domestic partners
- Robust time-off plan (21 days of PTO in your first year)
- Two paid volunteer days and 11 paid holidays
- 12 weeks paid parental leave for all new parents
- Six weeks paid sabbatical after six years of service
- Educational Assistant Program and Clinical Employee Reimbursement Program
- 401(k) with up to 4% match
- Stock options
- And much more!
Related Guides
Related Job Pages
More Program Specialist Jobs
Cyber HealthCare Program Specialist
GE HealthCareA medical equipment manufacturer and pharmaceutical company based in Chicago, Illinois, GE HealthCare serves medical personnel and patients in over 100 countrie
• Provide strategic leadership for deployment and support strategies for GE HealthCare and multi-vendor biomedical equipment serviced by the HTM organization. • Lead cybersecurity program workstreams including vulnerability management, patch management, secure configuration, asset inventory, incident readiness, and remediation across supported clinical platforms. • Serve as a first-level escalation point for technical, operational, customer, quality, and compliance issues, using GE HealthCare escalation processes as needed. • Monitor productivity, case volumes, workload distribution, and key performance indicators; provide timely reporting to improve cost reduction, service efficiency, and field execution. • Perform and oversee device-level cybersecurity services, including patching, remediation, troubleshooting, risk assessment, mitigation planning, and accurate device security record maintenance. • Work closely with security operations center resources and internal stakeholders to define corrective action plans and resolve customer issues in a timely manner. • Partner with hospital IT, Information Security, and Clinical Engineering teams to communicate risks, status, service plans, and resolution progress. • Support audits, corrective action plans, quality processes, and compliance requirements; immediately report customer quality or compliance concerns to the Quality Organization. • Keep current on competitor information, clinical device security bulletins, cybersecurity trends, market conditions, and medical device networking concepts. • Participate in continuous improvement activities by identifying process and product quality gaps, escalating concerns appropriately, and recommending solutions when possible.
