Job SummaryThe Procurement Specialist is responsible for optimizing the procurement process to align with organizational strategic goals, ensuring adherence to quality standards and compliance requirements. This includes overseeing vendor management strategies, leading negotiations, maintaining accurate vendor records, and managing procurement projects effectively. The Procurement Specialist will maintain knowledge of industry best practices and trends to drive innovation and efficiency within the department.
Job SummaryLeavitt Partners, an HMA company, is seeking current or recent graduate students for our 2024 Summer Fellowship program with Leavitt Partners Collaborative Advocates. This is a 12-week program, and applications are accepted on a rolling basis through March 15, 2024. The ideal candidate will be interested in Medicare reimbursement, FDA regulation, public health research, health IT, and health care reform. The Fellow will support client public policy and alliance work and by performing comprehensive online, primary source, and direct-to-source (i.e., agency, congressional, private-sector) research, and by conveying findings to Leavitt Partners Collaborative Advocates team members. The Fellow will assist senior team members with task tracking, document preparation, and other tasks to support client management. All applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Leavitt Partners seeks high-caliber candidates who are adaptable, collaborative, professional, and who thrive in fast-paced environments. The company looks for individual qualities such as entrepreneurial spirit, self-efficacy, humility, and a strong desire to learn. Interested candidates should apply online at www.leavittpartners.com/careers.
Leavitt Partners, LLC is currently seeking to hire a Manager to join the nation’s leading health policy, policy implementation, alliance, and federal affairs team in our Washington, DC office. Leavitt Partners works on issues in the digital health, life science, payment and delivery, public health, and social determinants space. A Manager is primarily responsible to manage client projects and ensure projects are on time, under budget, and within scope. Managers lead project teams, conduct client interactions, and keep client leads up-to-date on projects. Managers are expected to demonstrate an intermediate knowledge of the U.S. health care system, with an emphasis in two or three topic areas. The ideal candidate will have experience or strong interest in digital health policy, including Health IT, data interoperability, digital product development, standards development, and health care delivery involving digital tools. In addition to the information listed below, the Manager - Digital Health, requires experience working with two or more of the following agencies:CMS, FDA, ONC, CDC, VHA, FTC and /or OCR and experience in two or more of the following areas:- Health IT- Data interoperability- Digital product development- Health care delivery using digital tools- Artificial Intelligence- Digital Identity- Standard Development Organization Processes (HL7, HL7 FHIR, X12, NCPDP, etc.)- Public health data modernization- Social determinants of health data- Telemedicine- Consumer health tools (wearables)Job SummaryA Manager is primarily responsible to manage client projects and ensure projects are on time, under budget, and within scope. Managers lead project teams, conduct client interactions, and keep client leads up to date on projects. Managers are expected to demonstrate an intermediate knowledge of the U.S. health care system, with an emphasis in two or three topic areas.
