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FamilyWell Health is seeking a Security & Compliance Manager to own the day-to-day security program, drive risk assessments, and coordinate audits in a fast-paced, remote startup environment.
You will partner with the CPO and contractor CISO to advance SOC2/HITRUST readiness, implement Drata or Vanta, and improve identity and access management across the platform.
FamilyWell Health is an AI-enabled mental health startup dedicated to addressing the women’s mental health crisis by seamlessly embedding high-quality, equitable, and affordable mental health care into women’s health practices and health systems. Our comprehensive virtual care model delivers evidence-based mental health services across the full reproductive lifecycle, from fertility through menopause, using the proven Collaborative Care Model (CoCM).
Our AI-enabled platform integrates coaching, therapy, psychiatry, and care coordination services directly into clinical workflows, making mental health care accessible, affordable, and insurance-covered. With 95% of patients experiencing clinical improvement within four months, FamilyWell is addressing one of healthcare’s most underserved areas while building a financially sustainable model for provider partners.
Following our recent Series A raise, we are expanding nationally and seeking exceptional talent to join our mission-driven team. Learn more at www.familywellhealth.com.
FamilyWell is scaling a HIPAA-regulated, AI-enabled care platform, and our security program has outgrown what our CPO and contractor CISO can manage day-to-day. We're hiring a Security & Compliance Manager to own the operational backbone of our security and compliance program — running the security calendar, tracking risk assessment and pentest remediation to closure, managing vendor/BAA risk, and building toward a formal compliance certification (SOC2 or HITRUST, timing dependent on feasibility). You'll work closely with our CPO (Security Officer) and our contractor CISO, who will continue to own governance, sign-off, and board-level risk reporting, while you own the day-to-day execution that makes that reporting possible.
Compensation Range: $132,000-$140,000
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