Clinical Enablement Manager

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Position:Clinical Enablement Manager

Location: Boston, MA

Job :1242

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Job Title: Clinical Enablement Manager

Job Summary: The Clinical Enablement Manager is the practitioner on our clinical services team, bringing the clinical judgment needed to configure our platform correctly for health system and health plan clients, along with the consultative instincts to help them get more value from it over time. This role implements data management products, configures clinical templates in Connect Admin, conducts clinical health assessments, supports clinical library governance, and serves as a clinical resource to product and engineering teams when projects require it.

This is a role for a clinician ready to apply clinical expertise in a different arena. A technology background is not required, but success in the role requires the ability to learn quickly, operate independently, and find genuine satisfaction in both detailed execution and client relationships.

• Own configuration and governance of clinical taxonomy for both health systems and health plans, applying clinical judgment to specialty mapping, domain organization, and taxonomy governance decisions.
• Review clinician-level data to identify gaps and inconsistencies and work with clients and internal teams to resolve them.

• Lead clinical work streams in implementations for health systems, hospitals, physician groups, and health plans — 25 completed in 2025, including large academic medical centers. Serve as the clinical expert in client-facing conversations, helping teams understand what configuration decisions mean for care navigation outcomes and advising on best practices.
• Lead resolution of project challenges by coordinating cross-functional teams, troubleshooting implementation issues, mitigating risks to timelines and deliverables, and escalating high-priority concerns to appropriate stakeholders to maintain project momentum.
• Do the hands-on work: mapping, cleaning, and loading clinician and care location data in spreadsheets and Connect Admin.

• Conduct Clinical Health Assessments (CHAs) for strategic clients across both segments, reviewing data against quality benchmarks and producing prioritized action plans.
• Engage strategic clients on a regular cadence in a TAM-style advisory capacity, bringing optimization insights proactively and tracking data quality trends over time.

• Under the Clinical Product Director, participate in periodic reviews of clinical taxonomy against current literature, ensuring taxonomy keeps pace with how medicine evolves and that changes propagate into client applications.
• Manage Clinical Library (KCL) tickets, which may involve hundreds of individual taxonomy changes per ticket.

• Serve as a clinical resource to product and engineering teams when projects require it, including reviewing AI model outputs, evaluating new clinical data sources, and contributing to safety and accuracy review for AI and machine learning capabilities before they reach clients.

• Independent and gritty:
  Manages workload independently, completes manual detail work without waiting for better tooling, and consistently closes the loop on commitments.
• Clinically credible with clients:
  Builds trust with CMOs, CNOs, network operations teams, and health plan medical directors, with a strong ability to listen before advising.
• Data fluent:
  Comfortable navigating large datasets and spreadsheets, performing systematic quality review work with accuracy and patience.
• Clinically rigorous about technology:
  Understands the stakes of applying AI in a clinical data context and contributes meaningfully to safety review processes.
• Consultative and proactive:
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