Sr. Director, Integrations

The Sr. Director, Integrations will report to OneOncology’s Vice President, Strategic Operations. This role is responsible for enabling OneOncology’s growth through the successful integration of independent oncology and urology practices into the network. As a strategic advisor to executive and practice leadership, the Senior Director translates deal intent into integration strategy, drives adoption of enterprise platforms, and ensures each integration delivers expected operational and financial outcomes.  

The Sr. Director, Integrations, is accountable for the end-to-end integration of new partner practices and serves as the enterprise owner of the integrations operating model, playbooks, and portfolio performance. This role provides strategic and operational leadership across integration planning, execution, and continuous improvement, ensuring seamless transitions across clinical operations, technology, revenue cycle, finance, supply chain, human capital, and compliance.  

This position can be remote near a major U.S. airport or office based in Nashville.  

Responsibilities:  

• Own and evolve the enterprise integrations strategy, operating model, and playbooks, incorporating lessons learned to continuously improve speed, consistency, and outcomes. Institutionalize best practices and drive enterprise‑wide improvement initiatives.  

• Lead the planning and execution of multiple, concurrent practice integrations across varying specialty types, with accountability for delivery across the full integration lifecycle  

• Partner with Business Development, Strategic Finance, Legal, and Operations leadership during diligence to assess integration complexity, timeline, resource requirements, and key risks  

• Translate diligence findings into an actionable integration roadmap, including resource plans, sequencing, costs, and milestones.  

• Drive synergy realization and value capture (cost, growth, operational improvements), ensuring measurable tracking and accountability.  

• Partners with executive leadership and physician leaders as senior relationship owner.  

• Responsible for making enterprise trade‑off and prioritization decisions across integrations.  

• Provide integration perspective that informs deal structuring and post-close operating assumptions, including value capture opportunities and execution dependencies  

• Establishes, owns, and enforces integration governance, including success metrics, executive reporting, and risk identification and mitigation across the integration portfolio  

• Identifies systemic and enterprise risks and drives mitigation strategies.  

• Oversee Lead and govern enterprise-wide integration across cross-functional integration workstreams including clinical operations, technology/systems, revenue cycle, finance, supply chain, human capital, and compliance to ensuring aligned execution, risk mitigation, and achievement of