Senior Medical Director-Value Based Care

Senior Medical Director-Value Based Care Sr. Medical Director Value Based Care-Southwestern Health Resources-Clinically Integrated Network (SWHR-CIN) At Southwestern Health Resources (SWHR), we believe healthcare can be more integrated, accessible, and affordable for all. Our purpose is simple yet powerful: to build a better way to care, together. SWHR is a patient-centered, clinically integrated network that brings together academic and community clinicians, researchers, hospitals, and ambulatory facilities. We partner with physicians to drive a new model of value-based, high-quality, data-driven healthcare—serving everyone in the communities we touch. By combining the strengths of UT Southwestern Medical Center and Texas Health Resources, we’ve built the largest provider network in North Texas, giving our team members the opportunity to make a meaningful impact at scale. Healthcare in the U.S. is evolving rapidly, and SWHR is committed to leading that change—moving healthcare forward, together. Position Summary Provides physician leadership for value-based care strategies across the Clinically Integrated Network (CIN), including oversight of quality, cost, utilization, and patient outcomes. Partners with physicians, care management, operations, finance, and analytics teams to drive performance improvement, standardize care delivery, and support population health initiatives. Serves as a key clinical leader to advance value-based care models and organizational goals. Position Duties Leads clinical strategy and performance for value-based care programs and contracts, including quality, cost, and utilization outcomes. Partners with physicians and provider leaders to promote alignment, engagement, and accountability for performance results. Supports development of program education and partners with providers to ensure understanding and effective implementation. Uses data and analytics to identify gaps in care, variation, and opportunities for improvement. Collaborates with care management and population health teams to support chronic disease management and preventive care initiatives. Establishes and promotes evidence-based standards, care pathways, and best practices across the network. Ensures compliance with quality, regulatory, and accreditation requirements; supports performance improvement initiatives. Works with executive leadership on strategic initiatives, payer partnerships, and value-based contracting from a clinical perspective. Serves as physician leader in committees, councils, and multidisciplinary teams. Education M.D. or D.O. Active, unrestricted medical license required; Board certification required. Experience 7-10 years of clinical practice experience required. Leadership experience in value-based care, population health, or physician organizations required. Experience with clinically integrated networks (CIN) or physician alignment models required. Experience with risk-based or shared savings programs preferred. Licenses and Certifications MD - Medical Doctor or DO - Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine required upon hire. Board certification - specialty board certification required upon hire. Skills Strong physician leadership and clinical credibility. Ability to influence without direct authority and drive physician engagement. Data-driven decision-making and performance management capabilities. Effective communication, collaboration, and relationship-building skills. Knowledge of quality metrics, population health, and care delivery models. Travel Requirements Local 10%. Meetings with physicians, clinics, and system leadership. Benefits As a Southwestern Health Resources you’ll enjoy: comprehensive benefits, including a 401(k) with match; paid time off; competitive health insurance choices; healthcare and dependent care spending account options; wellness programs to keep you and your family healthy; tuition reimbursement; a student loan repayment program; and more. Additional Information Shift: Day Job Schedule: Full-time #J-18808-Ljbffr Southwestern Health Resources