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Clinical Performance Associate
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A Strategic Planner or Strategic Analyst is responsible for identifying the needs of their business and developing plans to determine the direction it should take to succeed. These analysts are employed in a variety of fields, though they are typically found in IT, finance, banking, business operations fields.
$157,549 / year median in California
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Shape the future of value-based care and specialist physician alignment. Are you passionate about improving healthcare through strategic provider relationships, operational excellence, and clinical performance? We're seeking a Clinical Performance Associate to serve as a trusted advisor across specialist service lines—driving engagement, performance, and innovation within our growing physician network. In this role, you'll work closely with physician leaders, practice administrators, and internal stakeholders to align clinical operations with strategic goals. You'll bridge strategy and execution—consulting on service line performance, identifying trends, supporting project initiatives, and influencing outcomes that directly impact patient care. What You'll Do Lead consultation for assigned specialty domains, partnering with physicians and practice leaders to advance quality, efficiency, and growth. Serve as the subject-matter expert and liaison between specialist practices and leadership. Support strategic projects with planning, data insights, and change management. Analyze performance trends and recommend operational or clinical improvements. Support provider onboarding, engagement, and ongoing education. Contribute to continuous improvement and service line strategy. What You Bring Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration, Business, Public Health, Nursing, or related field (Master's preferred). 3-5+ years of experience in provider relations, network operations, consulting, or managed care. Strength in relationship-building, performance insights, and physician engagement. Comfort with data interpretation, presentations, and stakeholder communication. Passion for value-based care and transforming healthcare delivery. Why Join Us? Opportunity to influence specialist strategy and provider performance. Collaborative, mission-driven culture focused on innovation and patient impact. Cross-functional leadership exposure without formal direct reports—ideal for emerging leaders. Hybrid work environment (if applicable) with growth and advancement pathways. Ready to shape the future of specialty care? Apply today and bring your voice to a team that's redefining provider collaboration and performance in healthcare.