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Do you have compassion and a passion to help others? Transforming healthcare and millions of lives as a result starts with the values you embrace and the passion you bring to achieve your lifes best work.(sm) The Associate Medical Director is a key member of the market leadership team who shares responsibility for employed clinic outcomes with other members of the team.

The Associate Medical Director is responsible for improving the quality and efficiency of medical care in his/her clinics of responsibility.

Primary Responsibilities: Develops and maintains collegial relationships with contracted/employed physicians in order to support the business efforts of the organization Conducts and directs functional Patient Care Coordination (PCC)/PTG meetings Implements market initiatives and holds teams accountable for metrics/performance.

Ensures processes and procedures are aligned with the business objectives Quality: Identifies, directs, and executes continuous quality improvement activities to achieve federal quality metrics as well as other quality initiatives/targets, to include but not limited to, primary care medical home and joint commission Risk adjustment: Understands and executes on risk adjustment initiatives Attends and actively engages in leadership meetings Market Operations is the dyad partner.

Expected to work collaboratively with operations and matrix partners Mentors and coaches medical group providers as well as contracted providers as appropriate based on specific initiatives Works in matrix relationship with cost and care team as well as QRA/Care 360 and other market and matrix partners Performs all other related duties as assigned Expected to become competent in Tableau and other informatics/reports required to achieve market metrics/objectives Required to manage direct reports, complete all necessary HR evaluations, and other items related to managing direct reports

Do you have compassion and a passion to help others? Transforming healthcare and millions of lives as a result starts with the values you embrace and the passion you bring to achieve your lifes best work.(sm) The PPO Medical Director is a key member of the market leadership team who shares responsibility for employed and contracted clinic outcomes with other members of the team.

The PPO Medical Director is responsible for improving the quality and efficiency of medical care in his/her clinics of responsibility.

Primary Responsibilities: Develops and maintains collegial relationships with contracted/employed physicians in order to support the business efforts of the organization Conducts and directs functional Patient Care Coordination (PCC)/PTG meetings Implements market initiatives and holds teams accountable for metrics/performance.

Ensures processes and procedures are aligned with the business objectives Quality: Identifies, directs, and executes continuous quality improvement activities to achieve federal quality metrics as well as other quality initiatives/targets, to include but not limited to, primary care medical home and joint commission Risk adjustment: Understands and executes on risk adjustment initiatives Attends and actively engages in leadership meetings Market Operations is the dyad partner.

Expected to work collaboratively with operations and matrix partners Mentors and coaches medical group providers as well as contracted providers as appropriate based on specific initiatives Works in matrix relationship with cost and care team as well as QRA/Care 360 and other market and matrix partners Performs all other related duties as assigned Expected to become competent in Tableau and other informatics/reports required to achieve market metrics/objectives Required to manage direct reports, complete all necessary HR evaluations, and other items related to managing direct reports Youll be rewarded and recognized for your performance in an environment that will challenge you and give you clear direction on what it takes to succeed in your role as well as provide development for other roles you may be interested in.

The Cost Estimator is responsible for analyzing project requirements and preparing accurate cost estimates for steel tube products, fabrication, and related services. This role involves evaluating tubular dimensions, specifications, technical drawings, material requirements, labor, production processes, and market pricing to support competitive quoting, profitability analysis, and strategic decision‑making.

Key Responsibilities

Estimating & Analysis

• Prepare detailed and accurate quotations for PTG’s tubular products, including raw materials, processing, fabrication, packaging, and transportation.
• Review prints, specifications, and customer requirements to determine material dimensions, tolerances, and manufacturing needs.
• Apply production times, labor rates, equipment usage, and overhead allocations.
• Evaluate supplier quotes for raw steel, coatings, finishes, and outsourced services.
• Maintain cost models for various steel tube sizes, grades, and manufacturing scenarios.
• Conduct post‑project or post‑quote variance reviews by comparing estimated vs. actual costs and update cost models accordingly.
• Perform cost‑related risk assessments and develop alternative pricing scenarios based on material volatility, production constraints, or changing customer requirements.

Quoting & Pricing

• Prepare customer quotes and proposals within required timelines.
• Ensure pricing aligns with company margin guidelines, market conditions, and cost fluctuations.
• Collaborate with sales, purchasing, and operations to confirm pricing strategies and feasibility.

Data & Documentation

• Maintain a database of historical cost information, supplier pricing, and industry benchmarks.
• Track steel market price trends and adjust estimates accordingly.
• Document all estimate assumptions, data sources, and calculation methodologies.

Cross‑Functional Collaboration

• Work closely with engineering and production teams to identify cost‑saving opportunities.
• Identify and recommend process improvements, alternative materials, or production methods that reduce cost while maintaining quality and feasibility.
• Coordinate with purchasing to validate material availability and updated pricing.
• Support management with budgeting, forecasting, and profitability analysis.
• Interact with Sales and customers to ensure all customer needs are met.

Qualifications

Required

• Experience in cost estimating, preferably within steel manufacturing, metal fabrication, or industrial products.
• Strong understanding of steel tube specifications such as gauge, alloy grades, tolerances, and forming processes.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings (CAD experience a plus).
• Proficiency in Excel or estimating software.
• Strong mathematical and analytical skills.
• Accounting education.
• Bachelor’s Degree.

Preferred

• Background in manufacturing, industrial engineering, or supply chain.
• Experience with ERP or MRP systems.
• Knowledge of welding methods, cutting, bending, and finishing processes related to steel tubular products.

Key Skills

• Cost analysis and modeling
• Technical drawing interpretation
• Vendor and cost negotiation
• Attention to detail and accuracy
• Strong communication and documentation skills
• Time management and the ability to prioritize and handle multiple quotes simultaneously

Work Environment

• Office‑based with regular collaboration with sales, purchasing, and operations departments.
• Occasional shop‑floor visits to observe processes and validate estimating assumptions.