Navigate diverse partnership models, from patient referral relationships to white-label pharmacy ... Comfortable with office-side work: managing an inbox, editing a deck, sending follow-ups Ideal ...
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Navigate diverse partnership models, from patient referral relationships to white-label pharmacy ... Comfortable with office-side work: managing an inbox, editing a deck, sending follow-ups Ideal ...
Quick apply
Navigate diverse partnership models, from patient referral relationships to white-label pharmacy ... Comfortable with office-side work: managing an inbox, editing a deck, sending follow-ups Ideal ...
Chicago, IL · On-site
$30 - $38/hr
Navigate diverse partnership models, from patient referral relationships to white-label pharmacy ... Comfortable with office-side work: managing an inbox, editing a deck, sending follow-ups Ideal ...
Chicago, IL · On-site
$30 - $38/hr
Navigate diverse partnership models, from patient referral relationships to white-label pharmacy ... Comfortable with office-side work: managing an inbox, editing a deck, sending follow-ups Ideal ...
$10.95 - $15.04
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$20.62 is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
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The median wage is $27.14 / hr.
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$35.85 is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
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$30 - $38/hr
Full-time, Part-time
Re-posted 21 days ago
Partnership Manager, Chicago (Part-Time Employee)
Location: Chicago metro area (required)
Type: Part-Time Employee
Hours: 20 hours/week
Compensation: $30-38/hour, commensurate with experience
About This Opportunity
SIRUM is expanding to Chicago, a major milestone in our mission to connect every person with the medications they need to stay healthy.
We're hiring Partnership Managers to serve as boots-on-the-ground community connectors, establishing SIRUM's presence across Chicago's healthcare and social service landscape. One profile we think could fit well is someone in the middle of their healthcare or social services career who wants to apply their clinical and community know-how to build partnerships on a flexible schedule. Other backgrounds welcome if you can do the work.
You'll be joining at the ground floor of something meaningful: helping tens of thousands of Chicago patients access affordable medication over the next four years and saving families millions in drug costs.
This isn't a traditional sales role. You're building trusted relationships with organizations serving low-income communities, meeting people where they are, and translating a real solution into partnerships that change lives.
Who This Role Is For
You have 5 to 14 years of experience in a primary healthcare setting (FQHC, safety-net clinic, hospital, public health). Maybe you're a social worker, care coordinator, community health worker, or medical assistant looking to pick up additional hours or grow into partnership development work. You know how clinic workflows actually function, you can speak the language, and you're ready to bring a real solution to organizations you already understand.
What You'll Do
Community Partnership Development
Partnership Activation & Onboarding
Ecosystem Building
Who You Are
Required
Ideal Background
One example of a background that could work well: a current or former social worker, care coordinator, medical assistant, or community health worker at a Chicago FQHC, community health center, or community-services organization, with firsthand understanding of how medication costs hit patients. Many other paths to this role are welcome.
About SIRUM
SIRUM is reimagining US healthcare by connecting people with surplus medications. Founded at Stanford and a Y Combinator alumni, we're a fast-growing nonprofit tackling the ~$10 billion of medicine that goes to waste annually while families can't afford their prescriptions.
Our platform supplies $250,000 worth of medications to people in need every week. Our pharmacy service, Good Pill, delivers 600+ medications for just a $2/month administrative fee, mailed directly to patients' homes. We've helped 500,000+ patients access nearly 3 million prescriptions nationwide. Now we're bringing this solution to Chicago.
What We Offer
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Non-profits
11 - 50 Employees
Palo Alto, CA, US
2009