Senior Product Manager, Clinical Workflow Growth

Cardinal Health

United States

Remote

USD 125,000 - 161,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental and vision coverage

401k savings plan

Paid time off plan

Flexible spending accounts

Job summary

Cardinal Health WaveMark Solutions is seeking a Sr. Product Manager, Strategic Growth for Clinical & Procedural Workflows to translate clinical-user needs into scalable product opportunities across OR and procedural spaces.

You will lead cross-functional teams from discovery through launch, aligning with engineering, analytics, regulatory, and sales to drive growth. The role emphasizes advanced product and clinical workflow expertise, collaboration with Platform Product Management, and a

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in related field, or equivalent work experience, preferred.
8+ years of product management experience, preferred.
Healthcare supply chain, inventory management, clinical workflow, EHR/ERP knowledge, medical device, or clinical experience preferred.
Strong Agile product development experience and ability to work effectively with engineering, design, architecture, data, security, privacy, quality, regulatory, legal, procurement, finance, and operations.

Responsibilities

Clinical and Procedural Workflow Strategy and Market Development Research clinical user experience and clinical workflows across healthcare environments of care, including OR and procedural spaces, customer needs, market trends, projections, competitive dynamics, and emerging innovations to define unmet needs and leading-edge product opportunities.
Develop workflow strategies and product concepts that advance supply chain intelligence, automation, efficiency, visibility, and clinical or operational integration for healthcare providers.
Evaluate portfolio expansion opportunities using market size, barriers to entry, differentiated value, regulatory assessment, portfolio alignment, customer value, and business growth potential.
Product Concept, Requirements, and Business Case Translate validated workflow opportunities into product concepts, target outcomes, detailed requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, and measurable success criteria using agile methodologies.
Develop and present business cases and stage-gate recommendations, including value proposition, market opportunity, investment, financial assumptions, risks, dependencies, and strategic fit.
Use customer evidence, prototypes, pilots, analytics, and technical feasibility to refine requirements and recommend build, partner, buy, scale, iterate, or defer decisions.
Product Development and Commercialization Lead complex product development projects of large scope from initiation through closing, independently determining methods while aligning to overall project objectives, timelines, quality, investment, and desired outcomes.
Establish or coordinate commercialization strategies including product pro forma, branding and sales strategy inputs, communication vehicles, training, pilot-site deployment, customer engagement, and launch readiness in partnership with accountable functions.
Coordinate Engineering, Architecture, Operations, Quality, Regulatory, Marketing, Customer Success, Sales, Finance, and other stakeholders through requirement, POC, development, validation, launch, and adoption.
Launch, Growth, and Continuous Improvement Operationalize product launches through coordinated customer engagement, implementation readiness, enablement, support, adoption planning, and performance monitoring as required.
Monitor customer adoption, workflow value, market response, quality, financial performance, and product outcomes; translate evidence into optimization, expansion, or lifecycle recommendations.
Recommend new practices, processes, metrics, models, policies, or procedures that improve product development effectiveness and may set precedent; mentor less experienced colleagues.