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The Vice President of Clinical Quality is responsible for implementing a successful quality and value-based program for an independent hospitalist and post-acute organization that is lean, physician-led, data-credible, and financially relevant—focused on LOS, readmissions, post-acute performance, and transition reliability. The VP will build, standardize, and operationalize Medrina’s quality framework across the acute, post-acute, and transitional care continuum. This role ensures Madrina consistently delivers measurable improvements in LOS, readmissions, post-acute outcomes, documentation quality, and clinical reliability. The VP serves as the architect of Medrina’s clinical quality strategy, creating and deploying clinical quality playbooks, leading physician engagement, and ensuring data-driven performance management. This role has no direct reports and requires hands-on program execution as well as collaboration with Medical Directors and Operations Executives. The VP reports to Chief Operations Officer. 

This is a full-time, remote position operating during standard business hours, monthly or as-needed travel required. The candidate must reside in U.S. Eastern or Central Time Zones. Annual salary starting $200,000 and commensurate with experience and clinical licensure (see requirements below).  We offer robust benefits package including 15 days of vacation, 7 paid holidays, and 5 sick days annually. Group benefits, which begin day one, include numerous health/dental/vision plans, employer-paid life insurance, 401(k) with a company match and more.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

1. Clinical Quality Strategy & Leadership:

• Develop and operationalize Medrina’s enterprise clinical quality strategy, aligning hospitalist, post-acute, and transitional care performance under one quality framework.

• Serve as a hands-on leader for quality initiatives that improve ALOS, readmissions, patient transitions, and physician documentation quality.

2. Implement Quality Standardization & Build Playbooks:

• Build and implement Hospitalist Clinical Playbooks to manage admission criteria & escalation pathways, LOS management checkpoints, discharge readiness standards, palliative and goals-of-care triggers, & etc.

• Build and implement Post-Acute Playbooks to manage admission criteria (who belongs where), early MD/APP evaluation (24–48 hrs.), transfer-avoidance protocols, high-risk patient pathways etc.

• Build and implement Transition Playbooks to manage warm handoffs (hospitalist → post-acute MD), standardized discharge summaries, medication reconciliation ownership etc.

• Partner with Operations leadership to embed playbooks into workflow, education, credentialing, and provider onboarding. Provide the necessary training to teams.

3. Implement Data-Driven Quality Improvement:

• Crate a minimal, powerful data infrastructure and monitor these required metrics: LOS & readmissions by physician; post-acute outcomes by facility, trend views (monthly, rolling 90-day), ability to risk-adjust at a basic level.

• Create Physician-facing dashboards: simple, comparative and non-punitive.

• Create Executive and Board facing dashboards: financial + quality combined.

• Lead root-cause analyses, trend reviews, and quality interventions.

4. Physician Engagement:

• Implement and deliver a scalable physician engagement model centered on peer-to-peer feedback, trend data, clear communications, and improvement recognition.

• Partner with Medical Directors to align providers with quality expectations and participate in performance reviews.

• Ensure playbook adoption and clinical reliability through transparent communication and shared accountability.

• Align physician incentives carefully to drive quality participation (medical directorship responsibilities) and include quality metrics in contract renewals and leadership roles. Collaborate with various leaders for implementation (HR, Operations, Finance/RCM).

5. Regulatory, Risk & Compliance Alignment:

• Ensure quality programs align with contractual expectations, regulatory standards, and value-based care requirements.

• Collaborate with Compliance, Operations, and Coding to ensure adherence to documentation standards and proper clinical governance.

Job Requirements:

• Master’s degree or higher in Healthcare Administration, Nursing, Public Health, or related clinical field; MD/DO preferred but not required.

• 7+ years of progressive leadership experience with multi-state provider organization in healthcare quality, value-based care, population health, and clinical performance improvement.

• Experience in hospitalist medicine, SNF/post-acute care, or transitional care programs. Proven record of successfully leading QA/QI initiatives and standardized care model adoption across multiple states or markets.

• Strong analytical capability, proficiency with physician-level metrics, EMR optimization, data analytics and ability to translate data into actionable initiatives.

• Experience designing dashboards or quality reporting for clinical leaders and executives.

• Background working closely with physicians, APPs, and interdisciplinary teams.

Physical Requirements:

• This is a remote, work from home position which handles sensitive, confidential, and financial information. Work must be performed in a private and professional setting with reliable internet and telephone connectivity. 

• Communicating via virtual online meetings daily with camera on as well as being responsive in a timely manner during work hours via email, MS Teams and phone.
• Ability for travel nationally monthly for meetings and on-site visits.

• Ability to sit, stand, and walk for extended periods.

• Ability to lift and move up to 25 pounds.

EOE/M/F/Vet/Disability:

We are an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, age, national origin, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.