Cardiovascular Associates of America
Physician-first cardiovascular care partnerships with capital
Manager of Healthcare Analytics & Reporting
Must work Eastern Time business hours, generally 8:00 AM–5:00 PM.
About the job
- A bachelor's degree in Analytics, Data Science, Statistics, Computer Science, Healthcare Administration, Actuarial Science, or a related field is required.
- At least 5 years of experience in healthcare analytics, business intelligence, medical economics, data engineering, or a related analytical role is required.
- Advanced experience with Power BI, including dashboard development, data modeling, DAX, and performance optimization, is required.
- Hands-on experience designing, querying, and optimizing data solutions within Snowflake, Databricks, or similar cloud-based analytics platforms is required.
- Advanced SQL experience with large-scale healthcare data warehouses, including claims, eligibility, provider, and clinical datasets, is required.
- Strong data engineering experience designing and maintaining data pipelines, semantic models, and analytical datasets is required.
- Experience with APIs, JSON/XML data structures, OAuth, API keys, and integrating third-party healthcare, operational, and business systems into analytics and reporting environments is required.
- Experience developing operational metrics, key performance indicators, scorecards, and executive reporting solutions is required.
- The candidate must be able to translate complex analytical findings into actionable business insights and recommendations.
- Experience with healthcare claims and healthcare operational data is required.
- A strong understanding of value-based care, healthcare quality metrics, utilization management, and risk adjustment concepts is required.
- Experience leveraging artificial intelligence, machine learning, or generative artificial intelligence to improve analytics, reporting, automation, or operational decision-making is required.
- The candidate must communicate and present effectively to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Lead the development, governance, and optimization of enterprise reporting and analytics solutions.
- Establish reporting standards, key performance indicator definitions, metric governance, and dashboard best practices.
- Develop executive-level reporting and scalable self-service analytics capabilities.
- Design, develop, and maintain Power BI dashboards, semantic models, data pipelines, and reporting infrastructure.
- Build and optimize scalable data models, SQL transformations, and analytical datasets for enterprise reporting and operational decision-making.
- Develop, integrate, and maintain data connections through APIs, healthcare data exchange platforms, and third-party applications for scalable data ingestion, automation, and reporting solutions.
- Ensure data quality, performance, accessibility, and consistency across reporting environments.
- Apply best practices in data engineering, data architecture, governance, and analytics development.
- Develop operational metrics and key performance indicators that measure organizational performance and support strategic goals.
- Deliver actionable insights identifying trends, opportunities, risks, and areas requiring intervention.
- Translate complex healthcare data into recommendations that drive operational improvement and business outcomes.
- Evaluate and adopt artificial-intelligence-enabled analytics, automation, and emerging technologies.
- Identify opportunities to improve reporting efficiency, insight generation, forecasting, and decision support through advanced analytics and artificial intelligence solutions.
- Champion innovation and modern analytics practices across the organization.
- Serve as a strategic analytics partner to Medical Economics, Clinical Operations, Finance, and Executive Leadership.
- Present analytical findings and recommendations to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Foster data-driven decision-making, innovation, and continuous improvement.
About the company
Overview: CVAUSA provides capital, resources, and advisory support to cardiovascular practices so they can grow while keeping clinical autonomy. How it works: The company partners with physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and practice staff, offering capital, operational guidance, and access to an internal network of experts. It also arranges revenue-enhancing opportunities with risk-bearing organizations to help practices expand. This support is delivered with a physician-first ethos that prioritizes partnership and alignment with the practice’s goals. Differences from competitors: CVAUSA emphasizes physician autonomy, a true partner-driven model, and an extensive internal network plus structured arrangements to boost revenue and growth, rather than a traditional capital-only or management-driven approach. Goal: Inspire transformative change by providing the best business models and administrative processes for cardiovascular physicians and their practices.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Kissimmee, Florida
Founded
2021
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What believers are saying
- March 4, 2026 Humana expanded Medicare Advantage collaboration across Novocardia Care Solutions.
- January 7, 2026 Atria Heart acquired Cardiovascular Consultants, expanding Phoenix coverage.
- February 2026 Tempe and East Valley expansion added another Arizona growth node.
What critics are saying
- July 2025 CDO hire signals heavy dependence on data systems for reimbursements.
- Cardiology claims and prior-authorization workflows face payer pressure, slowing integration across eight states.
- A breach or billing probe would threaten physician trust and CVAUSA's roll-up model.
What makes Cardiovascular Associates of America unique
- Webster Equity Partners backs CVAUSA, giving acquisition capital and operating discipline.
- January 2026: CVAUSA network reached 460+ cardiologists across 100+ clinic locations.
- March 2026 Heartflow rollout and Ascertain automation deepen its value-based care stack.
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↑ 17%CVAUSA appoints renowned cardiologist Dr. Richard Allen Williams as ESG Advisor and Ambassador. Orlando, FL- April 28, 2026 - Cardiovascular Associates of America (CVAUSA) today announced the appointment of internationally acclaimed cardiologist and healthcare equity advocate Dr. Richard Allen Williams as an Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Advisor and CVAUSA Ambassador. The announcement coincides with Dr. Williams being named the inaugural recipient of CVAUSA's "Luminaries in Cardiology" Award, presented at the organization's Medical Leadership Board meeting in Orlando on March 14, 2026. This distinction recognizes his pioneering contributions to cardiology and his lifelong commitment to advancing equitable healthcare. Inspired by the guiding principle, "Where there is darkness, let there be light," the annual Luminaries in Cardiology Award honors pioneer cardiologists who have made unique and substantial lifetime contributions to the development, advancement, and delivery of cardiovascular care. These individuals are recognized not only for their clinical excellence, but for their ability to lead, inspire, and illuminate the path forward for others through visionary leadership, sacrifice, and enduring impact. Dr. Williams, born in 1936, is a trailblazing figure in American medicine. He is the founder of the Association of Black Cardiologists and a former President of the National Medical Association, and has long been at the forefront of efforts to address racial disparities in cardiovascular care. Widely respected for both his clinical achievements and advocacy, Dr. Williams' career has been defined by a steadfast commitment to improving outcomes for underserved populations. In his new role as ESG Advisor and Ambassador, Dr. Williams will help guide CVAUSA's strategy with a focus on health equity, community engagement, and inclusive care delivery. "As I enter the September of my years, after having experienced a blessed career in medicine where I have been privileged to use my God-given expertise and knowledge to save and extend lives, which is the ultimate service that one can provide to humanity, I am now privileged to begin a new chapter," said Dr. Richard Allen Williams. "Being recruited to work with Tim Attebery and his team at CVAUSA gives me a chance to give access of underserved people to the very best and brightest of healthcare practitioners. I am deeply humbled by this opportunity." CVAUSA also announced a strategic partnership with the Minority Health Institute, aimed at improving access to cardiovascular care and advancing initiatives to reduce healthcare disparities and inequities across diverse populations. "Dr. Williams' leadership and legacy make him uniquely qualified to help guide our ESG vision, improving access and delivering better cardiac care to all US populations," said Dr. Solomon Sager, Chair of the CVAUSA ESG Committee. "His unwavering commitment to health equity and his deep expertise in cardiovascular medicine will drive our efforts as we work to overcome healthcare barriers." "I am honored to be working with my good friend and internationally acclaimed cardiology pioneer, Dr. Richard Allen Williams," said Tim Attebery. "He is the paragon for all efforts and initiatives aimed at ameliorating healthcare inequities among people of color. He is a happy warrior, always fighting for his beliefs and principles." Through Dr. Williams' appointment, the establishment of the Luminaries in Cardiology Award, and its partnership with the Minority Health Institute, CVAUSA reinforces its commitment to advancing health equity and driving meaningful, lasting change in cardiovascular care nationwide. About CVAUSA Cardiovascular Associates of America (CVAUSA) is a national cardiovascular platform dedicated to empowering cardiologists and transforming cardiovascular care through innovation, clinical excellence, and patient-centered solutions.
Cardiovascular Associates of America (“CVAUSA”) provides growth capital and administrative support services to partner cardiology practices. CVAUSA brings together national leaders in heart and vascular care with the common mission of saving lives, reducing costs, and improving patient care through clinical innovation.
Cardiovascular Associates of America, an Orlando, FL-based physician management services organization, has partnered with Atlanta Heart Specialists, a provider of general, diagnostic, and interventional cardiology services in the Greater Atlanta market.
BOSTON and NEW YORK, Dec. 12, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Provident Healthcare Partners ("Provident"), a leading healthcare investment banking firm, announced it has advised Atlanta Heart Specialists ("AHS") in its partnership with Cardiovascular Associates of America, a portfolio company of Webster Equity Partners. AHS provides general, diagnostic, and interventional cardiology services throughout its eight locations and two vascular labs in the Greater Atlanta market. AHS' provider base includes fifteen cardiologists, six mid-level providers, and one podiatrist.Provident's deal team was led by Managing Director Eric Major. McDonald Hopkins, LLP served as legal counsel to AHS and Goodwin Procter LLP served as legal counsel to Cardiovascular Associates of America. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed.Provident has been with us every step of the way
Cardiovascular Associates of America strikes first-of-its-kind Value-Based Care alliance with InnovaCare Health.