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DaVita

Provides dialysis and comprehensive kidney care

Senior Director - Strategic Growth & Business Development

Corporate StrategyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree is required; an MBA, MHA, or equivalent master's degree is strongly preferred.
  • At least 8 years of progressive experience in healthcare business development, corporate development or mergers and acquisitions, healthcare investment banking or private equity, healthcare management consulting, or senior physician practice/operations leadership.
  • A demonstrated track record of independently originating, structuring, negotiating, and executing large, high-complexity healthcare mergers and acquisitions transactions, joint ventures, or strategic health system alliances.
  • Advanced financial acumen, including extensive experience modeling complex deal structures, evaluating pro formas, assessing enterprise risk, and optimizing profit-and-loss impact.
  • Proven ability to engage and influence C-suite executives, physician practice owners, health system boards, and internal executive vice presidents as a credible executive peer.
  • Demonstrated success leading and developing direct reports or cross-functional matrixed teams, such as junior deal leads, operational partners, or leadership development fellows.
  • Willingness to travel 30%–50% within the assigned regional territory for partner meetings, physician dinners, site visits, and executive sessions.

Responsibilities

  • Proactively source, originate, and build a high-conviction pipeline of high-impact acquisition opportunities, including multi-site independent dialysis clinics, physician practice assets, and strategic joint ventures across priority geographies.
  • Lead end-to-end deal lifecycles for complex, large-scale, and strategic transactions, from outreach, valuation, and due diligence through letter-of-intent negotiation, deal structuring, and definitive legal agreements in collaboration with Deal Depot and Operations.
  • Identify transaction risks, regulatory hurdles including Certificate of Need requirements, and physician dynamics; navigate roadblocks and negotiate solutions to achieve value-accretive, compliant closings.
  • Architect and lead multi-year market strategies across divisions to achieve targeted census expansion, clinical reach, and market share.
  • Make calculated, data-driven resource-allocation decisions to drive long-term enterprise value and focus personal and cross-functional partner resources on the highest-value priorities.
  • Direct whitespace assessments, physician supply-and-demand mapping, and competitive analyses to forecast consolidation trends and develop offensive and defensive market strategies.
  • Resolve complex misalignments in market prioritization or risk appetite across operational, clinical, and finance leadership to align teams behind unified growth plans.
  • Cultivate enduring C-suite and senior-level relationships with large independent nephrology groups, health system executives, and regional healthcare leaders.
  • Source, design, and structure alignment frameworks, including Medical Director Agreements, complex joint ventures, and value-based care or integrated kidney care models.
  • Represent executive leadership by framing complex concepts clearly and tailoring high-stakes strategic rationale to physician boards, health system C-suites, and internal senior executives.
  • Partner strategically with Group Vice Presidents, Division Vice Presidents, Regional Operations Directors, Field Strategy, and Finance, integrating growth initiatives into core operating rhythms.
  • Communicate complex strategic concepts precisely and respectfully challenge and align perspectives with Division Vice President and Group Vice President partners.
  • Directly and indirectly lead, mentor, and upskill talent across the growth ecosystem, including Physician Relationship Managers, Redwoods leadership fellows, Pegasus Directors, Special Ops, and cross-functional action teams.
  • Drive accountability and alignment across legal, regulatory, compliance, finance, and clinical teams to streamline execution.
  • Champion DaVita's core values and design collaborative ways of working that foster trust, inclusion, and belonging.
  • Mediate complex stakeholder conflicts across internal teams and external partners to protect relationships and accelerate deal outcomes.
  • Lead and contribute to major Villagewide action teams, special initiatives, and strategic workstreams that shape national Pegasus standards and broader Village growth playbooks.
  • Identify organizational and market-level risks across operating groups, establish mitigation plans, and uphold healthcare compliance and partner-selection standards.

Desired Qualifications

  • An MBA, MHA, or equivalent master's degree is strongly preferred.

About the Company

DaVita

Provides dialysis and comprehensive kidney care

DaVita provides kidney care services, primarily dialysis, for people with chronic kidney disease and end-stage renal disease, and runs integrated care programs with educational resources. Its services are delivered through dialysis centers, with treatment guided by patient-centered care and tracked using clinical metrics to monitor outcomes; it also offers Kidney Smart classes and risk quizzes to help patients manage kidney health. The company differentiates itself by focusing on value-based, holistic and equitable care across a network, coordinating services to improve results while controlling costs. Its goal is to improve patient outcomes, reduce healthcare costs, and build a robust, equitable kidney-care community.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Denver, CO
Founded
1979

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