Columbus, OH, USA | Cleveland, OH, USA | Akron, OH, USA
The Provider Relations Manager – CKD will serve as a field-based, market-facing relationship leader responsible for developing, managing, and deepening strategic partnerships with nephrology practices, primary care groups, dialysis providers, hospitals, and other CKD-related referral partners across the Ohio market.
This role is ideal for a candidate with strong provider-facing experience, including pharmaceutical, biotech, medical device, specialty pharmacy, managed care, or healthcare account management experience. The successful candidate will bring a disciplined territory-management approach, strong clinical curiosity, and the ability to engage providers in meaningful conversations around CKD progression, cardio-renal-metabolic risk, care coordination, and value-based care.
The role will focus on identifying and prioritizing high-value nephrology and CKD referral partners, educating practices on AbsoluteCare’s CKD care model, supporting provider onboarding and engagement, and using data to drive relationship strategy, practice-level follow-up, and measurable provider engagement outcomes.
Through AbsoluteCare’s Beyond Medicine™ model, this individual will help advance partnerships that support earlier identification, coordinated care, member engagement, and improved outcomes for patients living with chronic kidney disease.
Duties and Responsibilities
Performance Management, Data & CRM Discipline
Operational Support & Internal Coordination
Minimum Qualifications
Required
Preferred
Working conditions
This job operates in the community and within a professional office environment. This role requires reliable transportation to commute back and forth between inpatient facilities and office; and routinely uses general office equipment.
Physical requirements
Direct reports
None.
Why Work at AbsoluteCare?
At AbsoluteCare, we serve the most vulnerable individuals in America. These are our neighbors, people who are at higher risk for disease or who have multiple, complex, chronic illnesses. Often, they deal with an unequal healthcare system and wind up seeking basic care from emergency rooms. We take these patients out of those spaces and turn them into members: people who are entitled to some of the best, most focused care this country has to offer.
We call this “care beyond medicine.” We have turned the doctor’s office into a comprehensive care center. Here, we surround our members with a core care team of doctors, nurses, social workers, and medical assistants who have the time and skills to get to know our members’ needs. We make the most important services available to our members under one roof. This includes a pharmacy, X-rays, a blood lab, nutrition services, urgent care, and much more.
We don’t stop at our four walls. We engage members in the communities where we all live to find the people who need us most. Through these community care teams, we remove the barriers to healthcare that so many people face daily. And it works.
Our unique care is guided by our core values of accountability, caring, trust, and teamwork. We call it ACT2.