Sr Clinical Lead, Chronic Disease Management & Preventive Care

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Project Director

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Full-Time or Part-Time, Exempt (Applicants will indicate their preference in the application.)

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We strongly prefer candidates who are able to work out of our New York City office location (505 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY 10018). We have a hybrid schedule of working 2 days in the office and 3 days remote. We are also open to candidates based elsewhere in the United States.

CAI is seeking a Senior Clinical Lead to provide vision and leadership for our National Technical Assistance Program’s work to provide high-impact technical assistance that supports Federally Qualified Health Centers and Look‑Alikes, collectively referred to as health centers, to deliver comprehensive, high-quality primary health care, improve chronic disease management, nutrition, and preventive services, improve operational effectiveness, efficiency, and quality, and address emergent public health needs and priorities.

This individual will lead the design and advancement of CAI's clinical care improvement strategy nationally, drawing on direct, hands‑on experience leading improvement initiatives - including standardization of evidence-based clinical recommendations in practice including use of team‑based care models, population health management, and partnerships that connect patients to the non‑clinical and social supports that drive better outcomes — in a health center setting.

This includes translating that experience into models, tools, and guidance that other health centers can adopt. The Senior Clinical Leadwill also inform the development of technical assistance (TA) materials and tools and deliver group- and individual-level TA.

• Serve as CAI's senior clinical leader and national subject-matter expert on chronic disease management, preventive screening, and care coordination, setting and advancing the vision, strategy, and priorities for this body of work across the Technical Assistance Program.
• Lead efforts to design, deliver and continuously improve technical assistance to strengthen access to, quality of, and outcomes in primary care, drawing on personal, direct experience leading successful improvement initiatives — with demonstrated outcome improvements — in a health center setting.
• Define and advance evidence-based and promising‑practice models for chronic disease management, maternal health, child and adolescent, and preventive care (e.g., team‑based care models, population health management and registry‑based outreach, closed‑loop referrals) appropriate for primary care and health center settings.
• Lead strategies to strengthen care continuity and follow‑up, and to build partnerships that connect patients to the clinical and non‑clinical services and supports improved patient outcomes.
• Provide clinical guidance to CAI leadership and project teams on strategy, quality standards, and emerging issues.
• Lead the development of TA materials and tools that operationalize clinical interventions, best practices and improvement activities (e.g., implementation playbooks, curricula, workflow guidance, eLearning modules, factsheets, infographics), working with content, evaluation, communications, and materials development staff.
• Facilitate group- and one‑on‑one TA to health center staff and leadership as a mechanism for translating strategy and tools into practice, and identify, prepare, and support other CAI…