Skill
Value-Based Care
Healthcare and Medical
Value-based care is a healthcare delivery model in which providers are paid based on patient health outcomes rather than the volume of services performed, as in traditional fee-for-service models. It's used by hospitals, physician groups, and insurers to incentivize preventive care, care coordination, and cost efficiency. The approach has grown significantly in the U.S. healthcare system through programs like accountable care organizations (ACOs) and bundled payments.
Open roles requiring Value-Based Care (2)
Oncology Practice Enablement Clinician Sr. - Quality, Value Based Care, and Practice Transformation
Elevance Health
Full-time · $112,880 – $203,184
This senior clinician role works with oncology practices to improve care quality and reduce costs through value-based care models, translating performance data into actionable practice improvements. It suits experienced nurses, pharmacists, or social workers with clinical leadership background and interest in healthcare transformation.
Listed on Elevance Health’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Chief Revenue Officer
Omada Health
Remote, USA
Omada Health seeks a Chief Revenue Officer to architect a scaled commercial engine across healthcare channels including payers, employers, and Medicare while integrating AI into go-to-market strategy. This role demands a leader who can balance near-term revenue delivery with long-term organizational transformation and operates as a peer to the President rather than a traditional subordinate.
Listed on Omada Health’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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