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Heelsandtech is seeking an Operations & Growth Lead based in Boston to help scale their mission of supporting patients through serious illness. This role combines company operations, go-to-market strategy, and patient acquisition, ensuring both effectiveness and compassion.
The ideal candidate will have over 5 years of experience in similar roles, strong communication skills, and the ability to navigate ambiguous environments. Responsibilities include managing patient acquisition channels, business operations, and forming partnerships with healthcare entities.
Arul Health is the navigator beside every patient — a knowledgeable, tireless, compassionate presence for people and families moving through serious illness. We are a small Boston‑based team of builders, caregivers, and patients who believe technology should reduce suffering, not add to it.
We are hiring an Operations & Growth Lead to help us scale what we are building — thoughtfully, and without losing the warmth that makes Arul what it is. This role sits at the intersection of company operations, go‑to‑market, and patient acquisition. You will be the person making sure the business actually runs, the patients who need us can find us, and the partnerships we need keep getting signed.
This is not a traditional “growth marketer” or “COO” role. At this stage, it is one person who can do both. We need someone who is equally comfortable writing a landing page, mapping a referral funnel, negotiating a contract with a health system, setting up our first CRM, and sitting with a family at their kitchen table to understand why they almost did not call us. Why Arul We take patients seriously. We protect dignity. We bring clarity to chaos. We are just getting started, and the choices we make now — how we grow, who we partner with, how we talk about what we do — will define the company. If you want to help shape that, come build with us.
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