Director, Precision Medicine (Oncology)

McKesson•Usa, TX

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The Precision Medicine Director is a senior-level leader responsible for the design, execution, and scaling of precision medicine programs across The US Oncology Network. This role focuses on integrating analytics, clinical strategy, technology, and operational workflows to enable high-quality, data-driven patient care. This position requires strong program ownership, cross-functional execution, and the ability to translate complex clinical and analytics insights into scalable, operationalized solutions that improve testing adoption, workflow efficiency, and patient outcomes. As a senior leader, the Precision Medicine Director is accountable for end-to-end program development and execution—from concept through pilot, implementation, and scale. The role requires the ability to lead multi-phase, cross-functional initiatives and deliver measurable clinical, operational, and financial outcomes. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong collaboration skills, executive communication capabilities, and the ability to independently manage complex initiatives in a dynamic and evolving environment.

Requirements

Degree or equivalent experience.
Typically requires 12+ years of professional experience and 4+ years of management experience.
Bachelor’s degree in a healthcare-related field required
Significant experience in oncology, precision medicine, healthcare analytics, or related fields
Demonstrated experience designing and executing complex, cross-functional programs
Proven track record of translating strategy into measurable outcomes
Strong strategic thinking combined with operational execution capability
Ability to translate clinical, data, and operational insights into scalable programs
Deep knowledge of precision medicine, biomarker testing, and targeted therapy landscape
Experience with analytics, dashboards, or performance measurement frameworks
Ability to influence and communicate effectively with clinical, operational, and executive stakeholders
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to operate effectively in ambiguous environments
Excellent collaboration skills and ability to work across diverse stakeholder groups

Nice To Haves

Advanced degree (PhD, PharmD, MD, or MBA) preferred

Responsibilities

Lead the design, launch, and scaling of precision medicine programs aligned to enterprise and network priorities
Own the full program lifecycle, including concept development, pilot design, implementation, measurement, and scale
Deliver measurable outcomes tied to adoption, quality, and performance improvement
Define, validate, and operationalize precision medicine KPIs, datasets, and dashboards
Serve as a subject matter expert to ensure clinical accuracy of analytics, including value-based care measures and external research initiatives
Translate analytics insights into actionable strategies that drive provider behavior, testing adoption, and clinical decision-making
Execute structured vendor performance management processes, including biannual business reviews
Define and standardize performance metrics across laboratory partners
Synthesize vendor insights to inform testing strategy, contracting decisions, and practice engagement approaches
Partner with cross-functional teams to align lab strategy, testing pathways, and data integration priorities
Document and standardize end-to-end precision medicine workflows (diagnosis through treatment)
Conduct practice-level assessments to identify workflow gaps, variation, and opportunities for improvement
Develop and deploy scalable workflow playbooks and best practice models
Support practice adoption and optimization of precision medicine workflows
Design and execute pilot programs, including workflow optimization pilots, and new service delivery models
Coordinate cross-functional dependencies across legal, IT, procurement, and external partners
Define success metrics for pilots and evaluate outcomes to inform decisions on scale and broader deployment
Support development and deployment of precision medicine test compendia and testing pathways
Partner with clinical leaders and governance bodies to define evidence-based, operationally feasible testing strategies
Align clinical guidelines with operational workflows and technology capabilities
Develop and deploy precision medicine education programs, including onboarding resources, toolkits, and learning materials
Ensure education efforts are aligned to measurable outcomes, including increased testing rates and workflow adoption
Track utilization and effectiveness of education resources and refine content based on engagement and impact
Provide structured support to practices, including intake, tracking, and analysis of precision medicine-related requests
Identify recurring themes, gaps, and opportunities from practice engagement
Translate practice-level insights into program improvements and enterprise priorities
Serve as a key interface between practices and the central precision medicine program
Support and operationalize precision medicine governance structures
Facilitate cross-functional discussions and drive alignment on strategic and operational decisions
Ensure transparency, accountability, and follow-through on key initiatives
Evaluate and recommend precision medicine technologies, tools, and vendors aligned with enterprise strategy
Partner with IT, analytics, and operational teams to prioritize and implement high-impact solutions
Ensure solutions are scalable, practical, and aligned with clinical and operational needs