What are the responsibilities and job description for the Senior Director, Payment & Health Care Delivery Policy position at ADVANCED MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION?
Senior Director, Payment & Health Care Delivery Policy
Department / Supervisor: Payment & Health Care Delivery Policy [06] /
Executive Vice President, Payment & Health Care Delivery Policy
FLSA Status: Exempt
Purpose of Position
To develop and advance AdvaMed’s policy positions related to health care coverage, reimbursement, and delivery issues affecting medical technology. The position works closely with member companies, internal leadership, and external stakeholders to analyze policy developments, build consensus positions, and support advocacy strategies that improve patient access to innovative MedTech products and services.
Essential Duties of Position
Provides a broad range of research and analytical assistance to the Executive Vice President, Payment & Health Care Delivery Policy, including:
- Tracks, analyzes, and reports to AdvaMed member companies on Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) rulemakings and other policy matters, particularly as they relate to Medicare coverage, coding, and payment of medical devices used by physicians and other practitioners in the services they provide patients, or through the provision of durable medical equipment
- Tracks, analyzes, and reports to AdvaMed member companies on payor policies relating to services provided by, or utilizing, digital health technology and artificial intelligence
- Covers additional issues as assigned, either as the lead staff person or in collaboration with department colleagues
- Leads AdvaMed member working groups and leads or supports membership sectors in the development of consensus policy positions, including planning, design, development, preparation, and submission of comprehensive written comments and other materials, presentations, and information to CMS and other relevant policy-making or advisory bodies
- Leads and collaborates with AdvaMed’s member companies, including subject matter experts, to design and develop policy and advocacy strategies to achieve the association’s strategic goals
- Builds, sustains, and leverages effective relationships with relevant government officials, especially CMS, and outside stakeholder entities to advance AdvaMed’s payment and health care delivery policy and advocacy priorities
- Monitors and participates in government and stakeholder meetings, official proceedings, and other activities to ensure AdvaMed priorities are represented and positively influence final outcomes
- Works collaboratively with Payment & Health Care Delivery Policy Department team on department-wide projects
- Collaborates closely with the Government Affairs department to ensure policy support and coordinated advocacy across various agencies and Congress
- Collaborates with colleagues across AdvaMed to support and implement department, division, and association initiatives and priorities
- Represents AdvaMed as appropriate in external venues, including as a presenter at third-party conferences and other events
- Supports AdvaMed’s conference and events team in planning and executing relevant events and conference sessions, including developing agendas, recruiting speakers, and serving as a speaker or moderator
- May direct or supervise work of departmental shared staff
- Performing related administrative duties for department as needed
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
- Knowledge of health policy issues and trends, including the medical device and diagnostics industry
- Knowledge of public policy development, including regulatory and legislative processes
- Ability to understand and synthesize complex information for general audiences
- Ability to actively listen, process, and interact productively with colleagues, members, and others
- Ability to establish and maintain collaborative working relationships with colleagues, members, and other industry personnel, including subject matter experts, government affairs staff, and research consultants
- Ability to obtain data and answers creatively and resourcefully to research questions
- Ability to organize and prioritize workload with flexibility and adapt to constantly changing priorities
- Ability to engage in high-level analytical thinking
- Advanced proficiency in the use of relevant Microsoft Office Suite software, file conversion, and research/statistical databases
- Excellent verbal, written, and presentation skills
Specifications
|
Minimum Education Required: |
Bachelor’s degree in public policy, health policy, and/or economic policy required |
|
Minimum Experience Required: |
4-6 years’ experience in health care policy and/or economics and strong research background or master’s degree in public policy, health policy, and/or economic policy |
|
Travel Required: |
Up to 5% |
|
Hybrid Work Policy: |
Teleworker: Employees report onsite regularly with some duties performed at home-based or alternative worksites within the Washington, DC Metropolitan area (MD, DC, VA). Minimum 2 days onsite per week. |
|
Starting Range: |
$161,800 - $182,900 |
Salary : $161,800 - $182,900