Product Manager, Care Delivery — Hybrid Role

mavenclinic; United States; Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Wellness support

401(k) matching

Parental leave

Job summary

Maven Clinic is seeking a product leader to own the capabilities connecting members to care across clinical tools, workflows, messaging, scheduling, and data infrastructure. You will drive problem discovery through launch and iteration, partnering with engineering, design, clinical teams, and operations.

Responsibilities include owning product work for clinical docs, provider workflows, messaging, scheduling and matching, and ensuring decisions balance clinical accuracy with a great provider

Qualifications

• Three+ years of product management experience, ideally in healthcare or regulated environments.
• Ability to balance clinical quality with provider workflows.
• Comfort using data to guide decisions and measure outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Lead product work for clinical documentation, provider workflows, messaging, scheduling, or quality/billing systems.
• Make product decisions balancing clinical accuracy and provider usability.
• Collaborate with engineering and design to ship platform capabilities and with clinical/operations teams to validate them.
• Translate regulatory and quality requirements into clear workflows.
• Define metrics, review performance data, and iterate.
• Build reusable platform capabilities and explore AI to improve care delivery.

Skills

Product management

Healthcare technology

Data-driven decision making

Job description

Maven Clinic is seeking a product leader to own the capabilities connecting members to care across clinical tools, workflows, messaging, scheduling, and data infrastructure. You will drive problem discovery through launch and iteration, partnering with engineering, design, clinical teams, and operations.

Responsibilities include owning product work for clinical docs, provider workflows, messaging, scheduling and matching, and ensuring decisions balance clinical accuracy with a great provider