Associate Vice President, Accountable Care Organizations (ACO)
Quick Summary
Associate Vice President, Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) Location: Remote; Pacific Northwest-based (with travel) Reports To: Executive Vice President & General Manager,
Responsibilities
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Serve as the executive accountable for overall shared savings performance under the CMS ACO LEAD model.
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Analyze spend trends against historical and market performance, identify underperformance drivers, and lead high-impact initiatives to mitigate avoidable utilization.
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Strategically deploy and implement IKS solutions including population health management platform, risk stratification, actuarial modeling, agentic patient engagement, care gap closure, HCC coding, and targeted cost of care management.
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Optimize panel attribution, risk adjustment, and quality performance across and within ACO participant groups.
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Operationalize workflow changes to participant clinic operations and care models through engaging deeply in participant group change management
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Build a lean team while continuing to serve as player-coach with significant time embedded in participant groups to drive performance alongside clinical, operational, and executive teams
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Manage ACO administrative operations, facilitating effective coordination across compliance, data, GTM, and clinical partner teams.
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Oversee all CMS ACO LEAD regulatory functions, ensuring strict compliance with federal guidelines, governance structures, and reporting requirements.
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Evaluate and contract with prospective participant groups.
Requirements
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8+ years of progressive value-based care leadership experience, including at least 5+ years directly managing ACO operations in MSSP and/or REACH.
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Experience building, scaling, and operationalizing an early-stage or newly launched ACO network with measurable success generating shared savings in significant downside risk.
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Proven success guiding inexperienced practices through the operational, clinical, and cultural transition required to succeed in two-sided risk arrangements.
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Hands-on experience scaling an early-stage ACO, building out provider networks, and establishing operational execution frameworks from the ground up.
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Deep regulatory acumen in federal ACO programs (MSSP, ACO REACH, or ACO LEAD) with experience overseeing entity governance, reporting, and compliance alongside centralized support teams.
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Strong analytical and operator skills to readily translate complex claims, clinical, and financial data into actionable strategies.
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Self-starter with a bias to action and disciplined self-accountability within complex organizational structures.
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High executive presence with a player-coach mindset and a willingness to travel ~40% across the Pacific Northwest to build trust and drive on-site execution with practice leadership.
Location & Eligibility
Listing Details
- Posted
- September 18, 2026
- First seen
- September 27, 2026
- Last seen
- September 27, 2026
Posting Health
- Days active
- 0
- Repost count
- 0
- Trust Level
- 28%
- Scored at
- September 27, 2026
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