Builds provider relationships across Parkview Health campuses and the community. Connects primary and specialty care providers, advocates for physicians, partners with operational leaders, and improves the provider experience. Educates medical staff and office teams about Parkview programs and services while supporting strong organizational visibility and engagement.
Job Summary:
Develops a strong provider presence across the organization's campuses and within the community. Facilitates relationships between primary care and specialty care providers. Cultivates relationships with operational leadership and serves as a provider advocate. Enhances the provider experience within Parkview Health. Engages and educates medical staff members and their office staff about Parkview programs and services.
Qualifications Education: Bachelor's degree required in marketing, healthcare, business, or related field.
License & Cert: Valid driver's license and proof of auto insurance.
Addendums are required for 0153 Nurse Leader, 0249 Registry RN, 0252 Registered Nurse, 0235 Advanced Registered Nurse, and 0236 Expert Registered Nurse. To view addendums, go to the job description page on Parkview’s intranet.
Experience:
Two years experience in a healthcare field.
Other Qualifications: Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills. Must have excellent people skills and the ability to develop key relationships. Must be available to work flexible hours assuming duties on weekends and other times when deemed necessary.
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