Elizabeth Snavely serves as the Associate Vice President of the Enterprise Program Office at Cotiviti, where she leverages over 15 years of extensive experience in healthcare program operations and system integration. In her current role, Elizabeth is at the forefront of driving strategic initiatives that...
Elizabeth Snavely serves as the Associate Vice President of the Enterprise Program Office at Cotiviti, where she leverages over 15 years of extensive experience in healthcare program operations and system integration. In her current role, Elizabeth is at the forefront of driving strategic initiatives that enhance operational excellence and foster revenue growth across various markets, including Federal, State, and Commercial sectors. Her analytical prowess and strong business acumen enable her to lead complex projects that not only streamline processes but also deliver significant cost reductions.
One of Elizabeth's key projects includes spearheading the buyerside integration of a $72 million acquisition within the Commercial Health Payer sector. This high-stakes initiative involved meticulous planning and execution to ensure seamless integration across multiple business units and Centers of Excellence. By focusing on synergy savings initiatives, she has successfully aligned diverse teams and resources to maximize operational efficiencies and drive value for stakeholders.
Elizabeth's expertise in business analysis, process improvement, and risk management, combined with her proficiency in Agile methodologies, positions her as a leader in navigating the complexities of large-scale integrations. Her commitment to change management and project portfolio management has been instrumental in delivering successful outcomes that resonate with Cotiviti's mission to enhance healthcare performance. As she continues to lead executive-level projects, Elizabeth remains dedicated to fostering innovation and excellence within the healthcare landscape, ensuring that Cotiviti remains a key player in transforming healthcare delivery.
