JOB DESCRIPTION Job Summary
Provides enterprise executive leadership for clinical operations, ensure Utilization Management, Care Management, Long-Term Services and Supports, quality, workforce, vendor, and delegated functions achieve regulatory compliance, operational excellence, financial performance, and high-quality member outcomes. Oversees centralized clinical audits and reporting, Clinical HEDIS/Stars strategies and performance, clinical workforce and staffing strategy, clinical vendor and delegation accountability, clinical model-office governance, technology-related productivity re-baselining, and clinical data and insights. Partners with executive leaders, health plans, and business segments to standardize performance, drive continuous improvement, and deliver scalable, cost-effective care.
Work Location - Remote within the United States
Provides executive oversight for operational performance for clinical Utilization Management (UM), Care Management (CM), and Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS) audit programs.
Leads and manages a centralized clinical audit team that drives enterprise standardization, audit readiness, regulatory and contractual compliance, corrective action planning, sustainable performance improvement, and consistent performance reporting to health plans and business segments.
Provides executive leadership for clinical workforce management, including staffing strategy, capacity and demand planning, productivity and performance oversight, workforce analytics, talent development, and alignment of clinical resources with operational, financial, and member-care objectives.
Drives enterprise strategies for clinical HEDIS/Stars measures, including quality performance, measure optimization, care-gap closure, data integrity, regulatory compliance, cross-functional accountability, and continuous improvement to achieve quality, member outcome, and performance objectives.
Provides executive oversight of clinical vendor and delegated entity performance, including governance, service-level, quality, financial, and compliance monitoring; evaluation of contractual and regulatory requirements; identification and remediation of performance gaps; and accountability for outcomes aligned with enterprise and member-care objectives.
Leads the clinical model office in developing and refining standardized staffing models and time-study methods based on acuity, workload, productivity, skill mix, and service demand; validates assumptions, sets productivity benchmarks, and drives scalable, efficient, high-quality clinical operations.
Partners with Enterprise Information Management, Medical Economics, and Finance to provide the Clinical COE with reliable data, standardized reporting, performance analytics, and actionable insights that improve clinical quality, operational efficiency, financial performance, and member outcomes.
Travel - As needed, approx. 25%
To all current Molina employees: If you are interested in applying for this position, please apply through the Internal Job Board.
Molina Healthcare offers a competitive benefits and compensation package. Molina Healthcare is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) M/F/D/V

Molina Healthcare is a FORTUNE 500 company that is focused exclusively on government-sponsored health care programs for families and individuals who qualify for government sponsored health care.
Molina Healthcare contracts with state governments and serves as a health plan providing a wide range of quality health care services to families and individuals. Molina Healthcare offers health plans in Arizona, California, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin. Molina also offers a Medicare product and has been selected in several states to participate in duals demonstration projects to manage the care for those eligible for both Medicaid and Medicare.