Senior Product Manager, Integrations

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Biomedical Informatics, or a related technical field. 5+ years of experience in product management, including 3+ years working on technical or platform-level products in healthcare or enterprise software. Deep experience in healthcare integrations—you’ve worked hands-on with systems like Epic Radiant, PowerScribe, or PACS platforms, and understand the intricacies of real-time clinical workflows. Hands-on mindset—you thrive in the details, whether it's writing technical product specs, mapping out integration flows, or debugging implementation blockers with engineering. Excellent communicator—you can break down complex topics for both technical and non-technical audiences, and drive alignment among diverse stakeholders. Customer-focused—you bring empathy for radiologists and healthcare IT teams, and a strong desire to solve real-world clinical problems. Dynamic—you’re comfortable in fast-paced, evolving environments where priorities shift and your ability to deliver results is what sets you apart.

Lead product strategy and development for critical platform integrations with RIS, PACS, and EHR systems (e.g., Epic, Cerner, Visage, Intelerad). Translate customer needs and regulatory requirements into technical product specifications and delivery plans. Drive alignment between cross-functional teams on technical architecture, workflow impact, and customer rollout strategies. Collaborate directly with healthcare IT teams, radiologists, and implementation leads to ensure seamless deployments in complex enterprise environments. Own the success of your product area through rigorous prioritization, clear documentation, and continuous iteration. Define KPIs, success metrics, and product health indicators across reliability, performance, and adoption. Contribute to Rad AI’s broader platform strategy, bringing a systems mindset to interoperability, scalability, and clinical usability. Stay current with industry standards (IHE, HL7, FHIR), regulatory considerations (HIPAA, SOC 2), and the evolving radiology vendor ecosystem.