Strategic Director, Healthcare Partnerships

  • Seattle
  • The Alzheimers Association

Description The Strategic Director, Healthcare Partnerships represents the Association's healthcare strategy and goals in engagement and partnerships with national companies and associations, such as medical professional associations (AAN, AAFP) and healthcare industry trade associations (AHA, AHIP). The Director leads Association engagement with some of these organizations, as assigned. The Director represents the Association's healthcare strategy and goals in funding opportunities and manages pre-award strategy and post-award operations for grants and gifts secured in support of Healthcare and Health Systems work. The Director leverages funding and partnership opportunities to help build evidence for the effectiveness of the Association's healthcare and health systems products, services and initiatives. This role requires high levels of strategic planning, operations management, writing and other communication skills and internal collaboration. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES: 35% Represent the Association's healthcare strategy and goals in engagement and partnerships with national companies and associations, such as medical professional associations, and healthcare industry trade associations. Lead Association engagement with some of these organizations, as assigned. Achieve measurable results in support of the Association's healthcare goals through these engagements and partnerships, including: Responsible for prospecting, cultivating, soliciting and stewarding relationships with assigned organizations Increase the engagement of assigned companies and organizations in the Association's mission, including healthcare initiatives such as roundtables, guidelines endorsement by medical professional associations, and full mission engagement 25% Represent the Association's healthcare strategy and goals in funding opportunities, contributing healthcare expertise and content creation for proposals, in coordination with other functions such as Major Gifts, Corporate Initiatives and Government Grants (pre-award). Priorities for funding include support for health systems and healthcare personnel costs, products and initiatives, and building evidence of their effectiveness 30% Manage operations and financial tracking for grants, gifts and related evaluation projects secured in support of Association healthcare and health systems work (post-award) 10% Maintain knowledge of healthcare industry trends, best-practices, and evolving technologies Perform other duties as assigned REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS/ABILITIES: 8 or more years of relationship cultivation and management skills, with organizations and individuals Strategic thinking and systems thinking Strong communications skills, especially written communications to articulate strategy and translate into funding proposals Proven leadership experience, demonstrating the ability to influence and inspire others to achieve results, without direct supervisory authority Operations management and grant management (pre- and post-award) Knowledge of payer and health systems operations, business models and priorities, and healthcare payment and policy issues Knowledge of methods for systems change and quality improvement in health care REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: 6 or more years of experience working with and/or in the healthcare industry Demonstrated success and measurable results in grant proposals and grant management Bachelors degree required, preferred in a healthcare-related field; Masters degree preferred Ability and willingness to travel up to 40% within the United States, by car or plane Position Location: US remote with travel as needed Full time based on 37.5 hours per week minimum Position Grade: 511 Exempt - Estimated Annual Salary Range ($120,000-$145,000) Reports To: Vice President, Healthcare Strategy Who We Are: T