Salvo Health

Salvo Health

Product Manager

New York, NY

Sponsorship not specified$130k-$150kDetected 61 days ago
A/B TestingProduct ManagementProduct StrategyAgileLeadershipCommunicationCollaborationProblem Solving

About the role

  • Erin Hendriks (CMO), a quadruple Board-certified physician and former University of Michigan faculty.
  • Salvo is covered by Medicare and Commercial insurance under RPM/CCM codes, and enables provider groups to expand to value-based care contracts over time.

Responsibilities

  • Own and drive product initiatives from concept through launch and iteration across multiple product areas (platform, patient experience, internal tools, etc).
  • Partner closely with engineering to:
  • Lead backlog grooming, estimation, and sprint planning
  • Partner during development to unblock the team and navigate unknowns
  • Collaborate deeply with design:
  • Provide thoughtful design feedback grounded in user needs and business goals
  • Drive continuous improvement in user experience, operational performance, and scalability
  • Partner with stakeholders (clinical, operations, and care teams) to deeply understand workflows, pain points, and constraints.

Requirements

  • Must be based in the USA
  • Experience with AI-powered or data-driven products
  • Experience writing clear product requirements and translating ambiguity into action

Nice to have

  • experience working on growth, engagement, or retention initiatives, including experimentation or funnel optimization at a feature level

Compensation

  • $130k-$150k

Benefits

  • Salvo Health is emerging as the leader in helping GI providers leap into a #HybridCare vision of the future of medicine, with the best of brick & mortar and the best of continuous digital health.

Company info

  • The company signed agreements with 801 GI's, representing 16% of all independent GI's in the US, to deploy wraparound care for their clinic patients.
  • IBS and IBD (over 40M affected)

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