Hospital for Special Surgery-posted 3 months ago
$330,000 - $375,000/Yr
Full-time • Executive
New York, NY
5,001-10,000 employees
Hospitals

The Vice President (VP), Talent Management is a senior HR leader responsible for designing, evaluating, and executing enterprise-wide talent strategies that strengthen organizational capability, accelerate leadership development, and ensure a robust pipeline of future-ready talent. Reporting to the Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO), the VP serves as a trusted member of the HR leadership team and collaborates with executives and business leaders across the enterprise to align talent practices with organizational priorities and culture. This role leads all aspects of performance management, learning and development, succession planning, and leadership capability building. As this is a pivotal role, the VP will not only deliver and scale enterprise talent practices but also critically evaluate and benchmark current processes, identify opportunities for improvement, and implement best-in-class frameworks. They will also be responsible for building the organizational learning strategy, ensuring local training.

  • Partner with the CHRO and senior leadership to define, evaluate, and implement a comprehensive enterprise talent strategy that supports business growth, culture, and workforce transformation.
  • Use workforce analytics, benchmarking, and external trends to continuously assess and improve talent practices.
  • Leverage Workday and other HR technologies to enhance reporting, forecasting, and workforce planning capabilities.
  • Lead, evaluate, and continuously improve enterprise performance management processes that drive accountability, continuous feedback, and employee growth.
  • Benchmark existing performance management practices against best-in-class organizations and recommend improvements.
  • Define organizational capabilities critical to success and embed them into talent programs, assessments, and leadership models.
  • Ensure performance management practices are optimized and technology-enabled through Workday capabilities.
  • Establish robust succession planning frameworks to ensure a strong and diverse leadership pipeline.
  • Design and oversee talent calibrations and leadership development programs for executives, high-potentials, and emerging leaders.
  • Use data-driven insights to monitor progress and identify leadership readiness gaps.
  • Lead the evaluation and design of a centralized enterprise learning framework that integrates organizational training teams into a cohesive HR-led career framework with defined career paths.
  • Oversee the Learning & Development function, ensuring programs are scalable, innovative, and aligned with business needs.
  • Embed continuous learning practices across the organization to support agility, innovation, and career growth.
  • Use benchmarking and analytics to assess learning effectiveness, adoption, and business impact.
  • Collaborate with executives and leaders across the enterprise to embed talent practices into business routines.
  • Provide thought leadership and counsel on succession, capability building, and workforce development.
  • Ensure governance, equity, and consistency in all talent management processes, leveraging Workday for transparency and accountability.
  • Model a self-starter approach-proactively identifying opportunities, recommending solutions, and driving execution with minimal reliance on direction.
  • Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Organizational Development, Business Administration, or related field; Master's degree preferred.
  • 15+ years of progressive HR and talent management experience, including leadership of enterprise-wide initiatives.
  • Proven success in designing, evaluating, and implementing talent strategies that improve business performance.
  • Expertise in performance management, succession planning, leadership development, and enterprise learning strategy.
  • Demonstrated Workday expertise (Talent, Performance, Learning, and Succession modules strongly preferred).
  • Strong data and analytics orientation-able to use workforce insights, benchmarking, and predictive modeling to inform decisions.
  • Exceptional executive presence, communication, and change leadership skills, with the ability to influence at the C-suite level.
  • Recognized self-starter with the ability to operate independently, anticipate organizational needs, and deliver results in a fast-paced, complex environment.
  • Base pay scale for this position is $330,000.00 - $375,000.00.
  • Eligible for additional benefits consistent with the role.
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