Director of Interoperability

As a Director of Interoperability, you will:

• Define Counterpart Health’s interoperability strategy across the industry, positioning us to continue our momentum as early adopters and change makers.
• Represent Counterpart Health externally with standards bodies, industry work groups, vendors, customers, partners, and policy stakeholders.
• Lead Counterpart Health and Clover’s work around CMS interoperability requirements and compliance with those standards.
• Translate complex standards and implementation guides into clear product, engineering, partnership, and business recommendations.
• Build relationships with the leaders and organizations shaping healthcare interoperability, including HL7, Argonaut, Da Vinci, CMS, and the broader health tech ecosystem.
• Manage and develop a small team of interoperability engineers responsible for turning strategy into real capabilities.

Success in this role looks like:

• Counterpart Health is continued to be seen as a leading, active participant in the healthcare interoperability community.
• We have a clear strategy for how interoperability creates value for CA, Clover, providers, customers, and patients.
• Our work on CMS interoperability initiatives are strategically focused, technically sound, and commercially relevant.
• Internal teams understand what matters in the standards landscape and where to place our bets.
• External partners and industry leaders know who we are, what we stand for, and how to work with us.
• The interoperability engineering team is focused, effective, and grounded in deep standards expertise.

You should get in touch if:

• You have 10+ years of experience in US healthcare interoperability, healthcare standards, payer-provider data exchange, or health technology strategy.
• You are deeply fluent in FHIR, HL7, implementation guides, and the practical realities of making healthcare data exchange work.
• You have meaningful experience with CMS interoperability requirements, the Da Vinci Project, Argonaut Project, US Core, or related national initiatives.
• You are already known in the healthcare interoperability community, or have directly participated in the forums where the industry’s direction is shaped.
• You can turn standards expertise into company strategy, product direction, partner strategy, and business value.
• You can lead a small technical team while staying close enough to the details to guide real implementation decisions.