Product Manager, Consumer (Healthcare)

Location: Hybrid role in San Francisco, United States

Salary: $175,000–$225,000 annual base salary plus equity options

Company

A healthcare product company building a transparent healthcare store with upfront cash and insurance prices for visits, prescriptions, labs, imaging, and other care services.

What you will do

• Own and evolve the consumer product roadmap in alignment with company goals.
• Define, prioritize, and ship 0→1 features across onboarding, search, booking, pricing, and visit follow-up.
• Identify opportunities to improve conversion, engagement, retention, and other key metrics.
• Partner with engineering, design, and stakeholders to scope, sequence, and execute initiatives.
• Design experiments, define success criteria, and use product and user behavior data to guide iteration.
• Contribute to the long-term strategy and experience vision for virtual and in-person care.

Requirements

• 5–10+ years of product management experience, ideally with consumer-facing web products.
• Experience owning a roadmap and delivering measurable outcomes.
• Strong analytical skills, including KPI definition, experimentation, and data interpretation.
• Track record of improving conversion, engagement, retention, or similar product metrics.
• Ability to operate with ambiguity and move between strategic prioritization and detailed product specifications.
• Clear communication skills for aligning engineering, design, and leadership around tradeoffs and outcomes.

Nice to have

• Experience scaling a product from early traction to meaningful growth.
• Consumer healthcare product experience.
• Quantitative or technical academic background.

Culture & Benefits

• Customer-obsessed approach grounded in user research and continuous feedback from care teams.
• Design-led and data-informed product development focused on simplicity and craftsmanship.
• Operationally grounded tools that help care teams work faster and more accurately.
• Equity options included in the compensation package.