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Ambience Healthcare is seeking a product owner for inpatient documentation and chart-summarization tools. You will shape roadmaps, set quality and safety criteria, and work with clinicians and health systems to drive adoption across enterprise settings.
The role emphasizes AI-enabled note generation, evaluation of output accuracy, and collaboration with clinical advisors to align product decisions with patient care workflows.
Owns two inpatient product areas: a documentation tool for hospital doctors and a chart summary and chat feature. Requires deep grasp of hospital rounding, handoffs and discharge work, plus the ability to turn that into clear roadmaps and quality measures. A strong candidate brings years of product ownership, fast learning in a hard domain, technical ease with AI and integrations, and skill at winning adoption inside large health systems.
How it fits the AI era
The role sits where AI drafts notes and answers questions about the medical record, so the work shifts toward defining what good output looks like, setting accuracy and safety checks, and judging model behavior with clinical advisors. Human judgment stays central: deciding which clinical context matters, handling messy multi day hospital stays, and earning trust from clinicians and buyers.
How it builds AI experience
Building experience here means learning how summarization and note generation are evaluated for accuracy and safety in hospital settings, and how ambient capture adapts to inpatient language. It also means practicing product work on conversational chart tools and clinical documentation, since the company builds listening and drafting AI for health systems.
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About Ambience Healthcare
AI that listens to clinical visits and drafts the documentation, coding and clinical checks so doctors spend less time on the screen.