Director, Value Analysis

February 23, 2026

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Job Description:

Facilitates and leads daily Value Analysis activities within the Value Analysis team focusing on cost reduction, quality improvement, and supply chain optimization
Collaborates with clinical and operational teams to evaluate products, services and technologies to ensure they deliver value while maintain high standards of patient care
Provides leadership, training, and support to colleagues involved in Value Analysis initiatives
Proactive communication with clinical, operational and supply chain colleagues to ensure cost-effective, high-quality decisions
Facilitates meeting activities supporting the value analysis committees with stakeholder such as physicians, nurses, and other leaders
Drives accountability within the value analysis team ensuring deadlines are met
Builds relationships across the health care continuum to drive change
Reviews internal value analysis processes and identifies areas for improvement and efficiencies
Comfortable handling risk and dealing with areas of uncertainty
Strong knowledge of healthcare with the ability to perform and review clinical research
Ability to solve day to day problems within value analysis and a healthcare setting
Exhibits leadership skills and acts as a change agent to support the mission, vision, and values of the Network

Requirements:

Bachelor’s Degree in nursing
10 years of clinical experience within the acute care setting
5 years demonstrated leadership experience
2 years of Value Analysis experience
Working knowledge of Value Analysis processes and methodology
Proven decision-making ability
Ability to handle risk and uncertainty
Must be able to demonstrate problem solving abilities
Ability to perform clinical research
RN - Licensed Registered Nurse_PA - State of Pennsylvania Upon Hire

Benefits:

Health insurance
Paid time off
Professional development opportunities

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