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General Medicine is hiring a VP / Head of Product to build our product function from the ground up. This founding product leadership seat will set how we roadmap, how ideas get pitched and greenlit, and how product and engineering work together, before writing most of that playbook yourself.
You will own the roadmap across consumer experience, clinical/provider tooling, and pricing and payer infrastructure, and you will drive priorities and alignment with the CEO and senior leadership.
General Medicine is building a healthcare store that makes it delightfully simple to access the best care in the world. We make it easy for customers to shop for any product or service in healthcare, compare upfront cash and insurance prices, understand if the service is right for them and purchase it.
Behind that simplicity is complex infrastructure: payer integrations, pricing logic, eligibility systems, reconciliation workflows, and financial rails. We're building the system that makes transact-able healthcare possible.
We're hiring a VP / Head of Product to build our product function from the ground up. This is the founding product leadership seat: you'll set how we roadmap, how we prioritize, how ideas get pitched and greenlit, and how product and engineering work together, before writing most of that playbook yourself.
This role reports directly to the CEO and sits on the senior leadership team.
You'll own the roadmap across consumer experience, clinical/provider tooling, and pricing and payer infrastructure, allocating engineering capacity across these areas. You will drive priorities and build alignment across the CEO, Medical Director, and senior leadership team.
Build the function
Own the roadmap
Sell the vision
Ship
You have founder or early product leadership experience taking products from 0 to 1. You have acquired initial users, pitched stakeholders, and established core operational workflows in ambiguous environments.
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