Nemours
Director, Global Budget Program-Population Health Management (Finance)
The Director, Global Budget Program is a key enterprise leader responsible for leading Nemours' system-wide implementation of global budget towards successful financial sustainability and quality metrics. This role leads the Global Budget Program, overseeing the execution, governance, and scaling of Nemours first global budget Medicaid Revenue models across Nemours' Delaware Valley and Florida markets.
This position provides strategic oversight of financial sustainability initiatives, total cost of care (TCOC) methodologies, and reimbursement innovation, ensuring that Nemours' Pay-for-Health strategy is structurally embedded across global revenue budget, shared risk arrangements, and whole child health strategy. The Director leads Nemours' engagement with state Medicaid agencies, commercial payers, and regulatory bodies, ensuring enterprise-wide risk management and contract alignment for long-term sustainability.
The Director operates at the intersection of finance, actuarial modeling, population health, and clinical operations, ensuring alignment between Nemours' financial sustainability strategy and its Whole Child Health Strategy (WCHS). This position is responsible for Nemours' global revenue budget transformation roadmap and supporting alignment strategies to transition Nemours into an industry leader in pediatric whole child health pay-for-health strategies.
This role requires deep expertise in financial modeling, alternative payment methodologies, risk adjustment, and payer engagement, as well as technical proficiency in actuarial analysis, total cost of care benchmarking, and enterprise financial forecasting. With a matrixed, cross-functional scope, this role demands effective communication skills, the ability to handle ambiguity, and a proactive approach to defining and executing analytic priorities in collaboration with others. The Director reports to the VP, Chief Policy and Prevention Officer.
Essential Functions:
Advanced Degree in healthcare management, health policy, medical economics, hospital finance, or related fields.
More than 5 years of job related experience required.
Experience in financial modeling, alternative payment methodologies, risk adjustment, payer engagement, technical proficiency in actuarial analysis, total cost of care benchmarking, and enterprise financial forecasting