Director, Clinical Applications

• Develops, procures, and deploys clinical technology solutions from concept through build/configure, integration, testing, and production deployment, including AI-enabled clinical tools and interoperability capabilities aligned with recognized standards
• Operate, maintain, and support clinical technology solutions to meet service-level commitments, including Epic EHR, telehealth, in home services, and dental platforms
• Balance demand management for multiple complex simultaneous projects, operational enhancements, regulatory compliance initiatives, break-fix, and maintenance requests
• Partner with clinical, operational, and compliance teams to optimize workflows and design technology solutions that deliver value, exceptional user experience, and excellent outcomes for PACE participants and their caregivers
• Research, recommend, and develop workflow solutions—including agentic AI, clinical decision support, and predictive analytics—to streamline processes, improve care quality, reduce costs, and enhance user experience
• Collaborate with business stakeholders to create multi-year capability roadmaps that incorporate regulatory milestones (HIPAA Security Rule enforcement, CMS interoperability deadlines), grooming backlogs quarterly to create release packages/dates
• Ensure all projects, initiatives, and processes conform to organizational policies, regulatory requirements (HIPAA, SOX), and are on schedule and within budget
• Lead, mentor and develop the performance of the applications team
• Collaborate across all IT functions to deliver sustainable, resilient platforms and applications, including the Cloud/Infrastructure, Integration, Architecture, and Data teams
• Responsible for release and change management, coordination, and adherence to quality standards for multiple clinical technology solutions
• Manage overall clinical application budget and costs, including vendor contracts, licensing, and infrastructure
• Define and track performance metrics to quantify team performance against vision and organizational goals, including system uptime, incident response times, and regulatory compliance posture
• Oversee numerous projects in parallel, prioritizing resources effectively and being pragmatic about what can be achieved given resource availability and regulatory timelines
• Ensure compliance with relevant regulatory and industry standards including HIPAA (Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification Rules), SOX 404B, CMS PACE program requirements, and relevant National, State and regional requirements
• Create functional strategies and specific objectives for the clinical applications organization, including an AI governance framework and data-driven care delivery roadmap
• Consult with SVP of Applications to create long-range operating goals addressing specific needs of the business and IT organization, including a digital roadmap leveraging AI, interoperability, and participant-facing tools to improve engagement across digital channels
• Partner with peers to define, acquire, and maintain tools to improve operational efficiency, technical support, and compliance tracking
• Provide management oversight of clinical applications team, including but not limited to recruitment, hiring, supervision, managing employee issues, and providing professional development opportunities for staff
• Manage relationships with internal and external stakeholders

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, health informatics, or related technical field
• 10+ years of progressive leadership experience in healthcare technology organizations, with direct accountability for clinical application portfolios and functional team management
• Deep knowledge and experience in a multi-disciplinary approach to healthcare technology, with specific experience managing clinical application ecosystems in PACE, senior care, or complex care coordination environments
• Proven ability to lead and build strong, scalable, and diverse teams
• demonstrated success leading geographically dispersed teams across clinical, technical, and operational disciplines
• Healthcare experience is required, with hands-on knowledge of Epic EHR (including configuration, optimization, and FHIR API/interoperability capabilities), and familiarity with complementary clinical systems
• Experience with Agile methodology and iterative delivery in regulated healthcare environments
• Demonstrated experience hiring, managing, developing, and retaining highly technical staff and leadership in competitive healthcare IT markets
• Demonstrated experience leading complex technology development and regulatory compliance projects on time and within budget, including EHR implementations, interoperability initiatives, and security hardening programs
• Demonstrated experience leading operations and support teams, ensuring service levels are defined, met, and auditable for regulatory purposes (HIPAA, SOX)
• Ability to communicate clearly, concisely, and courteously—both orally and in writing—with PACE participants, families, clinical staff, regulators, auditors, and executive leadership
• Experience working with clinical and enterprise software technologies, including EHR platforms, integration engines (HL7/FHIR), and AI/ML tools
• Excellent knowledge of healthcare technology environments, including cloud infrastructure, databases, FHIR-based interoperability, API management, and AI/ML platforms
• Experience developing, tracking, and reporting key performance indicators (system uptime, incident response times, team velocity, lead time, cycle time)
• Experience with data governance frameworks, master data management (MDM), and data quality programs in healthcare environments
• Experience developing and maintaining disaster recovery and business continuity plans for clinical systems, aligned with HIPAA contingency planning requirements
• Organizational and conflict resolution skills, with experience navigating clinical-IT alignment challenges
• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, including ability to translate regulatory requirements into actionable technical plans
• Strong business acumen and participant-centered service orientation
• Excellent managerial and supervisory skills, including experience managing vendor relationships and business associate compliance
• Ability to consistently deliver on deadlines, on time and within budget
• Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, including ability to assess regulatory risk and design compliant technical architectures
• Financial skills and ability to analyze financial data, manage application budgets, and justify technology investments with ROI analysis
• High tolerance of ambiguity, especially in rapidly evolving regulatory and AI landscapes
• Mindset of "value creation" and continuous improvement—driving outcomes for PACE participants through technology, not just completing tasks

Master's degree in computer science, health informatics, engineering, healthcare administration, or business administration

• medical/dental/vision insurance
• short and long-term disability
• life insurance and AD&D
• supplemental life insurance
• flexible spending accounts
• 401(k) savings
• paid time off
• company-paid holidays