Manager of Clinical Resource Program, Supply Chain - Hybrid

Mercyhealth Wisconsin and Illinois•Home, WV

9d•$79,134 - $126,614•Hybrid

About The Position

The Clinical Resource Program Manager (CRPM) leads initiatives to reduce clinical variation and improve quality, outcomes, and resource utilization across acute care facilities. This role partners with physicians, nurses, and operational leaders to analyze data, implement evidence-based practices, and drive sustainable clinical performance improvements. An ideal candidate combines strong clinical knowledge with healthcare supply chain expertise, along with experience in data-driven decision-making and stakeholder engagement.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in Nursing, Healthcare Administration or Business
Minimum five (5) years in an acute healthcare setting (IDN system preferred)
Five (5) years of Leadership/Management experience
Four (4) years of supply chain operations, value analysis, contracting or resource utilization experience.
Working proficiency with Microsoft WORD, EXCEL, POWERPOINT
Able to understand clinical and financial data and communicate such to a variety of audiences including physicians, staff, department leaders and executives.
Active Registered Nursing License (RN) in the state he/she is practicing.

Nice To Haves

Advanced certification in supply chain, finance and/or healthcare desirable.

Responsibilities

Serve as the face and champion of Clinical Integration in designated market.
Interact with all levels throughout the organization from front line staff to executive leadership to promote best practices and standards across Mercyhealth.
Coordinate product/equipment evaluations throughout designated market involving vendors, clinical end users, educators, infection prevention, biomed, and other key stakeholders.
Ensure the capture of evaluation data, aggregates and presents results at appropriate Clinical Integration Committee.
Provide communication to administration, faculty, management and staff to establish collaborative communication.
Work in conjunction with Supply Chain Clinical Integration service line Director to develop engagement strategies and tactics that include the use of physician-level variability data and scorecards to drive change.
Concurrently manage multiple Clinical Integration projects ranging in complexity and scope.
Execute projects, leading from understanding the request of the stakeholders through presentation, discussion, and follow-ups.
Identify barriers (such as vendor service, training needed) to achieving targeted outcomes and escalating, as needed, to facility and market leadership.
Engage market and facility stakeholders (e.g. Physicians, staff and product vendors) for system-wide savings projects in collaboration with Corporate Clinical Integration Committees.
Ensure that the patient perspective is a driving force behind our actions and business decisions; crafting and implementing service practices that meet patients' and own organization's needs. (Focus also includes internal and external customers)
Demonstrate knowledge of the factors contributing to quality patient care, and the ability to influence these factors in a positive way; distinctive ability to work across disciplines to identify, assess, and resolve barriers to impact; proven track record of delivering sustained and outstanding business results; high energy to influence and drive change.