Regional Vice President (RVP) Local Government

Wellpath•Placerville, CA

17h

About The Position

The Regional Vice President of Local Government is a pivotal leadership role overseeing the senior field operations within the organization. With primary responsibilities in employee and talent management, executive client relations, clinical quality oversight, and business development initiatives, the RVP plays a crucial role in ensuring the highest standard of medical and mental health services for the incarcerated population. Additionally, the RVP manages regional profit and loss, strategically allocating healthcare funds to maximize the delivery of quality care while maintaining commitments to employees, clients, and stakeholders through effective collaboration with a regional team and the home office.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing, Health Administration, Business Administration, or health related field.
Minimum of 5 years of progressively responsible leadership experience in delivery and administration of multi-site management.
Must comply with all current and future State, Federal and Local laws and regulations, court orders, department rules, administrative directives, institutional directives, American Correctional Association (ACA), the Institute for Medical Quality (IMQ) Standards, National Commission on Correctional Healthcare (NCCHC) and policies and procedures of applicable sites.

Nice To Haves

Master’s Degree preferred.
Experience in correctional medical, dental, and mental health care preferred.
NCCHC-CCHP certification required or in process

Responsibilities

Leadership and Team Development: Mentor, coach, and support direct reports, evaluating performance and fostering professional development opportunities. Create a cohesive work environment, encouraging teamwork, communication, and constructive conflict resolution.
Operational Oversight: Review clinical and operational metrics, ensuring facilities meet or exceed clinical, service, and operating objectives. Monitor compliance with contracts, policies, regulations, and reporting requirements, proposing solutions for identified problem areas.
Financial Management: Analyze financial statements, create and maintain budgets, and participate in the development of annual operating plans. Evaluate financial and statistical data, making recommendations for operational improvements to enhance efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
Clinical Quality and Compliance: Develop and monitor clinical quality metrics, identifying and addressing training needs for clinical staff. Ensure appropriate licensure, credentialing, and insurance coverage for medical personnel, actively participating in Quality Improvement standards.
Client Relations and Business Development: Collaborate with corporate and support functions to ensure success, participating in business development through marketing, proposal writing, and oral presentations. Foster positive client relationships, maintaining contract obligations, forecasting resource requirements, and actively participating in key meetings and planning sessions.