Rural Health Partnerships Director — Georgia

Sharecare; Atlanta (GA); Remote; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Sharecare is seeking a Director of Rural Health Partnerships to lead Georgia’s hospital and community networks under the GREAT Health program. You will unite rural hospitals, faith leaders, clinics, and health departments to scale AskMD and drive value-based care across communities.

The role reports to the VP of Rural Health Transformation and requires extensive travel within Georgia, with a focus on partnership development, education, and cross-sector collaboration.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree preferred.
• Experience with rural health care partnerships and hospital networks.
• Proven ability to build multi-sector partnerships with budget accountability.
• Familiarity with Georgia’s rural health landscape and public health systems.

Responsibilities

• Partner with rural hospitals across Georgia to document participation and partnership.
• Build executive and clinical relationships with hospital leaders.
• Develop and manage community partner networks across faith, health, and public sectors.
• Manage activation plans, budgets, education, and local engagement funds.
• Align engagement with hospital service lines and value-based programs; coordinate with stakeholders.
• Lead, hire, and manage Regional Field Managers; oversee program presence across regions.

Skills

Executive relationship-building

Negotiation skills

Strategic partnership development

Program management

Budget management

Spanish-language proficiency

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor’s degree

MHA/MPH/MBA/MSW or related advanced degree

Job description

Sharecare is seeking a Director of Rural Health Partnerships to lead Georgia’s hospital and community networks under the GREAT Health program. You will unite rural hospitals, faith leaders, clinics, and health departments to scale AskMD and drive value-based care across communities.

The role reports to the VP of Rural Health Transformation and requires extensive travel within Georgia, with a focus on partnership development, education, and cross-sector collaboration.