Ambulatory Population Health Program Manager - Quality

Marinhealth; Novato (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

MarinHealth is seeking a Population Health Program Manager to guide ambulatory care initiatives, improve preventive and chronic disease care, and optimize value-based performance.

You will collaborate with physicians, care teams, payors, UCSF partners, and operational leaders to close care gaps and implement care redesign playbooks. Strong analytics and change management are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a health-related field required.
• Master's degree preferred (MPH/MHA/MBA/MSN or related).
• Experience in ambulatory healthcare operations and population health.
• Knowledge of HEDIS, Star Ratings, CMS quality measures.

Responsibilities

• Lead organization-wide efforts to identify, prioritize, and close care gaps across preventive and chronic disease measures.
• Develop workflows to improve performance on quality measures and value-based programs.
• Monitor care gap performance via dashboards and analytics tools.
• Collaborate with clinical staff to improve outcomes such as diabetes, hypertension, cancer screenings, immunizations.
• Develop education programs and standard work for staff on population health processes.
• Analyze data to support performance improvement and present findings to leadership.

Skills

Population health

HEDIS/Star measures

Project management

Communication

Data analysis

Lean / DMAIC

Education

Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration/Nursing/Public Health/Business

Master's degree (MPH/MHA/MBA/MSN) preferred

Tools

Population health platforms

EHR systems

Job description

MarinHealth is seeking a Population Health Program Manager to guide ambulatory care initiatives, improve preventive and chronic disease care, and optimize value-based performance.

You will collaborate with physicians, care teams, payors, UCSF partners, and operational leaders to close care gaps and implement care redesign playbooks. Strong analytics and change management are essential.