Reengineering Program DirectorIntegra Partners
Job Summary
The Reengineering Program Director drives complex, cross-functional initiatives that improve operational performance, financial outcomes, scalability, and customer experience. The role leads to work from opportunity assessment and business-case development through implementation, adoption, and benefit realization, while providing data-driven recommendations to senior stakeholders.
The Reengineering Program Director leads through influence and cross-functional coordination rather than direct people management. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
JOB QUALIFICATIONS: KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS/ABILITIES
Lead Re-engineering Initiatives
First 6 Months: Key Priorities
The Reengineering Program Director leads through influence and cross-functional coordination rather than direct people management. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
JOB QUALIFICATIONS: KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS/ABILITIES
Lead Re-engineering Initiatives
- Own the enterprise reengineering roadmap and lead prioritized initiatives from opportunity assessment through implementation, adoption, and value realization.
- Coordinate cross-functional teams across Operations, IT, Finance, Product, Clinical, and other functions, leading through influence rather than direct authority.
- Define scope, milestones, dependencies, decision rights, accountable business owners, and success measures for each initiative.
- Manage initiative budgets, resource requirements, delivery performance, risks, and issue escalation against agreed scope, timeline, and quality standards.
- Establish governance, executive reporting, and decision forums to maintain alignment and accountability.
- Develop business cases, ROI/TCO models, and financial justifications based on documented baselines and transparent assumptions.
- Align initiatives to measurable outcomes, including hard-dollar savings, cost avoidance, growth, quality, efficiency, and customer experience.
- Partner with Finance and business owners to validate committed benefits, track realized results, and address performance gaps.
- Conduct post-implementation reviews and transition sustained benefit tracking to accountable operational owners.
- Assess current-state operations, performance baselines, pain points, cost drivers, and improvement opportunities.
- Lead process redesign, operating-model changes, and workflow optimization with accountable business and technology partners.
- Design scalable solutions that improve efficiency, throughput, quality, cost structure, and customer experience.
- Define implementation requirements and transition completed initiatives to operational owners with clear controls and performance measures.
- Partner with IT and business teams to evaluate and implement technology-enabled solutions.
- Lead vendor evaluations, RFIs/RFPs, due diligence, implementation oversight, and performance assessments; support contracting in partnership with Legal and Procurement.
- Develop TCO models, cost-benefit analyses, and risk assessments to support recommendations and investment decisions.
- Provide data-driven advice to executive stakeholders on operational performance, cost optimization, scalability, and growth.
- Translate complex challenges into clear options, recommendations, decisions, and actionable transformation roadmaps.
- Present progress, risks, tradeoffs, and decision requests to senior leaders and governance forums.
- Build alignment across stakeholders while respecting functional ownership and escalation paths.
- Develop change strategies, stakeholder plans, communications, training, and reinforcement activities appropriate to each initiative.
- Identify and mitigate adoption risks, resistance, and organizational barriers.
- Define and track adoption measures, confirm readiness, and transition ongoing ownership to business leaders.
First 6 Months: Key Priorities
- Build a working understanding of Integra’s operating model, strategic priorities, performance drivers, and governance.
- Assess core workflows, current performance, pain points, cost drivers, and improvement opportunities across key functions.
- Establish relationships with business, technology, Finance, Product, and Clinical stakeholders and clarify decision rights.
- Evaluate the existing technology and vendor landscape, reporting, active initiatives, and delivery risks.
- Develop an initial prioritized reengineering roadmap with defined owners, baselines, success measures, and recommended next steps.
- Launch and govern a prioritized enterprise reengineering roadmap aligned to strategic and financial objectives.
- Advance high-impact initiatives from assessment through implementation with clear ownership, milestones, dependencies, and risk controls.
- Deliver decision-ready business cases, ROI/TCO models, and executive recommendations supported by validated baselines and assumptions.
- Establish consistent governance, reporting, benefit tracking, and escalation practices.
- Achieve measurable improvements in cost, efficiency, quality, scalability, and customer experience.
- Complete post-implementation reviews and transition sustained adoption and performance ownership to business leaders.
- Required: Bachelor’s degree in business, healthcare administration, operations, technology, or a related field, or equivalent relevant experience.
- Preferred: MBA or other relevant advanced degree.
- Preferred: PMP, Lean Six Sigma, change management, or comparable professional certification.
- Preferred: Healthcare consulting experience.
- 10+ years of progressive experience in healthcare operations, consulting, transformation, program leadership, or related fields.
- Demonstrated success leading complex, cross-functional transformation initiatives through influence and without direct authority.
- Experience in operations-intensive environments, such as healthcare services, revenue cycle management, utilization management, contact centers, or comparable service operations.
- Experience developing business cases, financial models, executive recommendations, and measurable benefit-realization plans.
- Experience with technology-enabled transformation, vendor evaluation, implementation oversight, and operational handoff.
- Program and portfolio management, including scope, dependencies, risks, decisions, resources, and governance.
- Strategic problem-solving, process improvement, and operating-model redesign.
- Financial acumen, including ROI, TCO, business-case development, and benefit validation.
- Executive communication, facilitation, and stakeholder influence without direct authority.
- Data-driven decision-making, performance measurement, and post-implementation evaluation.
- Change leadership, organizational adoption, and sustained operational transition.
- Technology and vendor strategy, including sourcing, evaluation, implementation, and performance oversight.








