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iRhythm Technologies

Wearable cardiac monitoring with data analysis

Vice President - M&A Integrations

Program ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time$254k - $330k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Economics, Engineering, Life Sciences, Healthcare Administration, or a related field is required.
  • At least 10 years of progressive experience across post-merger integration, enterprise transformation, strategic program leadership, operations, corporate development integration, or management consulting, including at least 5 years with direct M&A integration leadership accountability.
  • Proven experience leading multiple acquisitions through diligence, Day 1, stabilization, functional integration, and value realization.
  • Demonstrated experience building, managing, and developing teams that have directly integrated acquired companies, not solely advised or monitored integration activity.
  • Demonstrated success delivering measurable operational, commercial, organizational, and financial outcomes from complex transactions.
  • Experience leading cross-functional teams in highly matrixed, regulated organizations and influencing senior leaders without direct authority.
  • Strong cross-functional and organizational acumen, including experience with integration business cases, synergy models, one-time costs, budgets, and value realization plans.
  • Executive-level communication, facilitation, and presentation skills, with the judgment and presence to lead governance forums and advise senior executives.
  • Ability to connect strategy, people, process, technology, and economics into a coherent execution plan.
  • Hands-on leadership style with the ability to move fluidly between executive-level decisions and detailed operating issues.
  • Strong analytical, diagnostic, prioritization, and problem-solving skills.
  • Inclusive people leadership that develops talent, creates accountability, and builds effective teams across organizational boundaries.
  • Patient- and customer-centered decision making that balances speed and value capture with quality, regulatory, compliance, and business continuity requirements.
  • Working knowledge of quality, regulatory, and compliance considerations relevant to medical technology and healthcare businesses.

Responsibilities

  • Partner with Corporate Development and functional leaders during diligence to assess integration complexity, organizational impacts, operating model implications, risks, dependencies, and value creation opportunities.
  • Translate the transaction thesis into an actionable integration plan, including clear priorities, decision rights, milestones, and measurable outcome metrics.
  • Develop Day 1 readiness plans, stabilization priorities, and longer-term integration roadmaps tailored to the strategic rationale and risk profile of each transaction.
  • Identify critical business continuity requirements and establish mitigation and contingency plans before close.
  • Drive cross-functional plans for operating model alignment, organizational design, process integration, systems and data migration, customer and partner continuity, talent onboarding, and culture integration.
  • Own integrated milestone, dependency, risk, issue, and decision tracking; remove barriers and ensure commitments are delivered on time and within approved investment parameters.
  • Lead transaction close, Day 1, and major integration checkpoints, confirming readiness and escalating unresolved risks to the appropriate executive governance body.
  • Partner with Finance and business leaders to validate synergies, dis-synergies, one-time costs, investment requirements, and value creation initiatives.
  • Establish clear owners, baselines, targets, and measurement methods for strategic, operational, commercial, and financial outcomes.
  • Monitor and report integration health, milestone performance, synergy capture, and business impact through executive dashboards and recurring governance reviews.
  • Identify corrective actions and opportunities to accelerate value capture while balancing patient, customer, employee, quality, and regulatory considerations.
  • Lead change management and stakeholder engagement strategies that support adoption, minimize disruption, and strengthen the employee experience.
  • Partner with HR and business leaders on leadership alignment, organizational design, workforce transitions, retention of critical talent, and cultural integration.
  • Build trust and shared accountability across legacy iRhythm teams and acquired company leadership and employees.
  • Communicate integration priorities, decisions, progress, and implications clearly to audiences ranging from frontline teams to the Board.
  • Serve as a trusted advisor to the EVP, Strategy & Corporate Development and executive leadership on integration strategy, execution risk, tradeoffs, and value realization.
  • Lead, develop, and deploy an experienced integration team with direct accountability for integrating acquired companies, including dedicated integration leaders, program managers, and workstream resources as the portfolio requires.
  • Provide direction and coaching to functional integration leads, ensuring the teams doing the work have the capacity, tools, decision support, and accountability needed to deliver.
  • Develop and continuously improve iRhythm’s integration playbook, governance standards, diligence-to-integration handoffs, tools, templates, training, and lessons-learned processes.
  • Build a scalable enterprise integration capability that can support increased transaction volume and complexity over time.

Desired Qualifications

  • An MBA, MHA, or other relevant advanced degree is preferred.
  • Program management, change management, Lean, Six Sigma, or related certification is preferred.
  • Industry experience in healthcare services, medical device, diagnostics, life science tools, digital health, or another highly regulated healthcare environment is preferred.
  • Experience integrating businesses with complex combinations of products, technology, data, clinical evidence, quality systems, regulated operations, supply chains, and commercial channels is preferred.
  • Background in an active M&A environment, either in an internal corporate integration role or in management consulting with substantial hands-on integration execution responsibility is preferred.

About the Company

iRhythm Technologies

Wearable cardiac monitoring with data analysis

iRhythm Technologies develops cardiac monitoring technology, led by the Zio Patch wearable for up to 14 days of continuous heart-rhythm tracking. The patch is worn by a patient to collect long-term data, which is then analyzed by iRhythm’s services to provide diagnostic insights to healthcare providers without requiring frequent in-person visits. Compared with competitors, it combines extended, non-intrusive monitoring with integrated data analysis to streamline clinician workflows and support telehealth, selling both devices and analysis services to providers. The goal is to improve detection of arrhythmias, enhance diagnostic accuracy, and make patient care and clinician workflows more efficient through scalable wearable monitoring and interpretation of the collected data.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2006

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