Executive Director – Oncology Operations & Partnerships - AdventHealth LOCATION

• Full Time Days

• Institute operations for the designated market, system service-line operations for Radiation Oncology, system Medical Education & Outreach, and system/corporate wide partnerships and strategic ventures.
• Development and strategic planning for the cancer programs in the Market. Partners with inpatient oncology nursing, laboratory, pharmacy, pathology, revenue cycle, and imaging to provide connected care to patients.
• Develops relationships with key customers. Provides leadership that fosters collegial relations among matrix departments, staff, physicians, and business partners to ensure quality service.
• Oversees new facility planning and construction to ensure timelines are met.  Provides oversight to South cancer facilities, including building maintenance and improvements, signage, safety and security, parking, effective use of space, and tenants.
• Oversees development of effective marketing strategies for consumers and physicians.
• Oversees program expansion into target market through development and implementation of affiliate/network/physician strategies.  

• Bachelorâ™s degree in Healthcare or Business Administration or related area
• Seven years of healthcare experience
• Five years of management experience
• Masterâ™s degree in Healthcare or Business Administration or related area (Preferred)
• Progressive healthcare leadership experience in a hospital system, ambulatory facilities and employed/private physician practice settings. (Preferred)
• Working knowledge of project management, market research & data analytics, Mindjet and Prezi software platforms. (Preferred)

The Executive Director â“ Oncology & Partnerships, has responsibility for Institute operations for the designated market, system service-line operations for Radiation Oncology, system Institute Medical Education & Outreach, and system/corporate wide partnerships and strategic ventures (i.e., NCI-designated Cancer Centers, Joint Ventures, Pharmaceutical Entities, etc.). In addition to the Central Florida Division, this individual will be responsible for building synergistic relationships with other Florida- and Multi-State Division oncology service-line leaders. Responsibility for partnerships will include planning, advising, executing, managing, and expanding across the Division and corporation, as applicable.

In collaboration with other system Institutes (Cardiovascular, Neuroscience, Orthopedics, Transplant, and Digestive Health and Surgical Advancement) as well as campus executive leadership, the Executive Director also: 1) leads strategic planning and visioning, 2) ushers changes to programs and services, 3) drives innovation through a unified market strategy, 3) supports recruitment of provider talent, 4) coordinates the acquisition of technology and information systems, 5) drives the elevation of clinical performance and quality, 6) supports clinical research, 7) leads stewardship that transforms care delivery and 8) partners with industry to formulate new innovative approaches to care.