Client Success Manager – Digital Touch, Low Touch

Job Description • Support a scaled-engagement model designed to drive adoption, value realization, and retention across a broad portfolio of clients. • Serve as a trusted advisor for NextGen Healthcare’s clients by guiding them through lifecycle programs. • Collaborate with cross-functional teams—including Product, Marketing, Services, Support, Growth, and Operations. • Manage a portfolio of small to mid-market clients, serving as the primary point of contact and strategic advisor. • Lead and oversee cross-functional initiatives that deliver strategic, business-aligned outcomes based on clients’ unique needs and objectives. • Establish and manage governance, risk, communication, and operational cadences to ensure contractual commitments are met. • Monitor all aspects of the client experience, including project status, solution adoption, SLA compliance, and business goal progress. • Serve as the voice of the customer, providing feedback to product teams and contributing to the ideation and development of new services. Requirements • Bachelor’s degree in business administration/management, healthcare administration/management • 3 years’ account management, sales, services, or related field • 3 years’ Healthcare Information Technology (HIT) vendor experience • 3-5 years’ Healthcare experience in ambulatory or health system • 3 years’ NextGen experience • Proven success improving overall client satisfaction, retention and business growth of clients • Strong command of the NextGen portfolio of solutions or comparable vendor, or former client. Benefits • Health insurance • Professional development opportunities Apply To This Job

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