Product Lead, Ambience Healthcare

• 5+ years of product management experience with direct ownership of a vertical product line or platform, including roadmap, experience, and GTM
• Track record of building deep domain expertise fast in a complex, unfamiliar domain. Healthcare background is not required; learning velocity and credibility with domain experts is
• Owned the full value chain: where value is created, how customers capture it, how we get paid. Experience with layered buying dynamics and multi-stakeholder enterprise sales
• Strong technical fluency: comfort with AI/ML products, API integrations, and complex system design
• Based in SF, in-office 3x/week

Desirable

• Ambience is looking for an ED Product Manager to own our Emergency Department platform end-to-end: roadmap, clinician experience, and go-to-market strategy
• The ED is one of healthcare's highest-acuity, highest-velocity environments — and the place where documentation burden is most acute
• Your job is to make Ambience the indispensable operating system for emergency medicine
• This is a full-stack PM role. You own the product and the value story. You will define what gets built, drive execution across Engineering, Design, and Clinical AI, and partner with GTM to translate product investment into adoption and revenue
• Define and drive a compelling ED product roadmap grounded in clinical evidence, competitive dynamics, and customer feedback — sequenced so investments compound
• Own the end-to-end ED workflow experience: patient arrival through triage, documentation, orders, disposition, and handoff. Speed, accuracy, and minimal friction are non-negotiable
• Drive measurable improvements in clinician efficiency: time-to-chart, documentation completeness, after-shift charting reduction
• Own ED quality metrics and eliminate the recurring pain points that drive support escalations or clinician drop-off
• Build the ED ROI story across all stakeholders — physicians, physician employers (TeamHealth, Envision/USACS, SCP Health), and health systems often have misaligned incentives. The value narrative needs to work for all three
• Partner with Product Marketing to translate value levers into positioning, packaging, and sales enablement. You own the substance; PMM owns the craft
• Own adoption metrics and drive expansion into adjacent personas (triage nurses) and care settings (observation units, free-standing EDs)