This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Data Governance Lead BA3 based in India.
This role offers the prospect to lead the development and maturation of a large-scale healthcare data governance program.
You’ll provide strategic direction across data governance, healthcare policy, privacy, clinical operations, analytics, and digital health.
The position will shape governance frameworks, policies, standards, decision rights, accountability models, and data stewardship practices.
You’ll work across complex healthcare and public-sector environments, aligning diverse stakeholders around responsible and effective use of data.
The role requires strong executive presence and the ability to translate complex data and digital health priorities into actionable strategies.
You’ll engage with clinical, technical, operational, government, and private-sector leaders to drive system-level transformation.




This is a high-impact opportunity for an experienced healthcare data governance leader comfortable operating at provincial or similarly complex scale.
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Accountabilities
Lead the establishment, implementation, and ongoing maturity of a healthcare data governance program operating at provincial or comparable system-wide scale.
Develop and maintain comprehensive data governance frameworks, policies, standards, decision rights, accountability models, and data stewardship practices.
Provide strategic leadership across healthcare data governance, digital health, analytics, clinical operations, privacy, and health-system planning.
Establish effective governance structures that clarify ownership, accountability, decision-making authority, and responsibilities for data across the healthcare ecosystem.
Partner with government leaders, healthcare executives, clinical stakeholders, technical teams, operational groups, and external partners to align data governance priorities and initiatives.
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📌 Data Governance Lead (India)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 India