Overview
Jill Kirchner holds the position of Vice President of Growth at Pager Health[4]. Kirchner has spent a career in healthcare industry settings with experience in business development, contracting, leadership, and expanding business lines[2]. Kirchner's professional background includes roles as VP of Health Plan and TPA Partnerships at Accolade, Inc. from 2020 to 2024[5], Senior Director of Strategic Contracting at BioTelemetry Healthcare from 2015 to 2020[6], Senior Manager of Clinical Strategic Partnerships at Walgreens from 2011 to 2015[7], and National Account Executive at Aetna from 2000 to 2011[8]. Kirchner also currently serves as Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at Rightway[3]. Kirchner holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications from Penn State University[9].
Profile introduction
I have always been passionate and enthusiastic about healthcare. Throughout my career, I have spent time in many healthcare industry settings and companies with extensive experience in business development, contracting, leading people and expanding existing initiatives, management of programs, and growing lines of business. I have unique experience in identifying and cultivating opportunities and solutions in the healthcare ecosystem in unison with all levels of internal teams and external partners. There's a great opportunity to reimagine the healthcare experience by engaging people from w…
Career history
- Vice President, Strategic PartnershipsJul 2026 to presentRightway
- Vice President of GrowthDec 2024 to presentPager Health
- VP, Health Plan and TPA PartnershipsSep 2020 to Dec 2024Accolade, Inc.
- Senior Director, Strategic ContractingOct 2015 to Sep 2020Mednet
- Senior Manager, Clinical Strategic PartnershipsJun 2011 to Sep 2015Walgreens
- National Account ExecutiveOct 2000 to Jun 2011Aetna
Education
Bachelor of Arts - BA, CommunicationsPenn State University
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