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DataSpring

Connects health plans and clinicians with shared data

Director Clinician Engagement

Marketing Generalist & ManagementUpdated on Nov 12
Full-timeRemote in USA$200k - $245k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 10 years of experience in provider relations, clinician engagement, healthcare operations, medical affairs, professional association management, credentialing, or a related healthcare field, with progressive leadership responsibility.
  • Demonstrated experience in provider-facing, clinician engagement, medical affairs, association relations, provider network, or healthcare stakeholder management roles.
  • Ability to build and sustain relationships with senior clinical stakeholders, provider organizations, and healthcare industry leaders.
  • Experience leading advisory boards, councils, committees, user groups, or similar stakeholder engagement programs.
  • Strong relationship-building skills with provider organizations, specialty societies, and medical associations.
  • Fluency in the clinician and provider staff experience, including credentialing, attestation, provider directory data, and administrative workflow.
  • Ability to translate qualitative stakeholder input into clear, prioritized recommendations for product, marketing, and research teams.
  • Executive presence and credibility with clinical leadership and internal executive audiences.
  • Strong writing skills and the ability to synthesize complex discussions into briefs, PowerPoint presentations, and recommendations.
  • Ability to develop and deliver clinician-facing and clinician-staff-facing content, including webinars, presentations, and continuing education materials.
  • Strong project management discipline, with comfort operating without established processes and building programs from the ground up.
  • Understanding of how clinician sentiment connects to organizational priorities and the ability to anticipate how input will be used in decisions.
  • Ability to manage multiple initiatives simultaneously and follow work plans.
  • Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and interpersonal communication skills.
  • Strong experience in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.
  • Bachelor's degree in healthcare administration, business administration, public health, a clinical discipline, or a related field.
  • Physicians and other licensed clinicians are encouraged to apply; non-clinical candidates with significant experience in credentialing, provider relations, professional associations, or healthcare stakeholder engagement will also be considered.

Responsibilities

  • Lead the Clinician Engagement function, building and stewarding forums where clinicians and provider staff shape organizational direction, developing partnerships with trusted provider organizations, and serving as the internal subject matter expert on clinician perspectives.
  • Set direction and maintain senior relationships while running councils, managing partner relationships week to week, and synthesizing clinician feedback into actionable organizational direction.
  • Partner with Marketing and Product Strategy on approaches to increase clinician awareness of and engagement with clinician profiles; with the Chief Medical Officer, drive strategy and execution for reaching associations, specialty societies, and clinician segments.
  • Partner with the Convening function to provide subject matter expertise and input to agendas and meetings for advisory councils, including the Provider Advisory Council and clinician staff workgroup; support recruitment of council members with specialty-society and partner-organization relationships and clinical credibility.
  • Partner with Marketing to amplify campaigns through clinician and association channels and strengthen clinician-facing messaging.
  • Partner with Product and Data Quality teams to bring clinician and provider staff needs into design and roadmap decisions.
  • Partner with Product, Product Marketing, and Research to identify additional value for clinicians and their staff in exchange for completing or updating profiles.
  • Partner with Government and Public Affairs to amplify clinician perspectives in public policy positions, provide clinical expertise for legislative and regulatory analysis, and extend reach into targeted clinician communities.
  • Develop and implement a comprehensive clinician engagement strategy to achieve organizational goals and objectives.
  • Build and manage relationships with professional associations, specialty societies, state and national medical associations, health systems, and large group practices.
  • Develop and deliver clinician-awareness content, including webinars, podcasts, conference presentations, and partner-facing materials; potentially develop continuing education content with partners for deployment.
  • Serve, alongside the Chief Medical Officer, as the relationship owner for provider-organization partners and represent the organization credibly with clinical leadership.
  • Develop and execute co-branded and partner-led approaches that extend programs and campaigns through trusted third-party voices.
  • Coordinate partner campaigns with Marketing from planning through measurement, and prepare briefing materials and follow-ups for senior partner conversations.
  • Build and maintain a partnership pipeline with prioritization logic, sequencing clinician segments by value to health-plan customers.
  • Negotiate and manage partnership agreements in coordination with Legal, Marketing, Business Development, Product, and other functions as appropriate.
  • Serve as the internal subject matter expert on clinician and practice-staff perspectives, workflow realities, and factors motivating clinician and staff action.
  • Advise the Insights department on research design and interpretation so studies ask appropriate questions and findings are interpreted in clinician-facing and provider-organization context.
  • Support research execution by recruiting participants and reviewing findings for plausibility.
  • Maintain an ongoing view of clinician and provider-staff feedback themes across forums, campaigns, and support channels, and prepare concise briefs for internal partners.
  • Shape messaging and positioning around themes that resonate with clinicians, including patient access, directory presence, referral volume, and fewer claim denials.
  • Contribute to and review external thought leadership, including reports, issue briefs, and presentations, and represent the organization at clinical, association, and industry forums.
  • Define success and track key performance and clinician-engagement metrics covering trust and perception, data quality, and active attested clinician volume; collaborate with departments that source metrics.
  • Report clinician-engagement progress and outcomes to the executive leadership team.
  • Help shape and scale the Clinician Engagement function and potentially assume responsibility for managing a small team as the function matures.
  • Travel up to 20% of the time for council meetings, site visits, association events, and industry forums.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience standing up a new function, program, committee, or stakeholder forum.
  • Experience in a health plan, health IT, healthcare data, healthcare services, credentialing, or healthcare association environment.
  • Experience with provider credentialing processes and/or credentialing committees.
  • Medical Doctor or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree.
  • Clinical experience as a physician or other licensed healthcare professional.
  • Active or previously active, unrestricted clinical licensure.
  • Experience participating in credentialing, peer review, provider governance, medical staff, or quality-related activities.
  • For physician candidates, board certification in a relevant specialty.
  • Additional certification or education in healthcare management, leadership, or business administration.
  • Working knowledge of customer relationship management and survey tools.

About the Company

DataSpring

Connects health plans and clinicians with shared data

DataSpring runs shared data services that health plans and clinicians use for insurance paperwork, including credentialing, provider directory updates and checks on which insurer pays a claim first. Clinicians keep one professional profile in its CAQH Provider Data Portal and authorize health plans to use it, instead of completing separate applications for each insurer. The portal is free for clinicians, while health plans and other healthcare organizations pay for data access, credential verification, sanctions monitoring and consulting. Health plans formed the organization to fix inefficient administrative processes across the industry. It was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Washington, DC.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Washington, DC
Founded
1998

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