Boulder Care

Boulder is a telehealth provider of treatment and long-term support for people with substance use disorders

51-100 employees
Founded 2017
$35M series c
Telehealth
Private Company

Open Positions5

AKAZCO+17 more locationsFull-TimeAddiction MedicinePosted
  • Work directly with patients to deliver medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) in a fully remote outpatient setting
  • Independently initiate and manage buprenorphine treatment within a structured, team-supported model of care
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About Boulder Care

Boulder Care is a digital health platform expanding access to effective treatment for opiate use. We're revolutionizing the behavioral health industry by offering dramatically better experiences for patients and their care teams through our telehealth services and the Boulder Care app. Our tech stack includes cloud-based technologies like Amazon S3, Amazon CloudFront, Google Cloud CDN, and Cloudflare Hosting to ensure a reliable and accessible platform. We utilize a remote-friendly environment to allow our engineering teams flexibility, with a commitment to collaborative planning and documentation practices. Our engineering culture is centered around innovation and solving complex problems to support our mission of improving the lives of people with substance use disorders. We value data-driven decisions and the continuous improvement of our platform. Founded in 2017, Boulder Care is experiencing rapid growth. We've recently secured a $35 million Series C funding round, bringing our total funding to approximately $85 million. We're backed by a strong investor group including Advance Venture Partners, First Round Capital, and Laerdal Million Lives Fund, among others. Our values center on putting patients first, promoting empathy, and moving the industry forward through data-driven approaches. We offer comprehensive benefits and paid leave, and are committed to equal opportunities. We are looking for talented individuals to join our team and help us make a difference in the lives of people with substance use disorders.

Tech Stack

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