Group Product Manager, Clinical at H1

Compensation

$175,000 – $220,000/yr

Setup: Remote, Hybrid
Location: New York, New York
Type: Full-time
Posted: Jul 9, 2026

Description

H1 is seeking a Group Product Manager, Clinical to lead a team and drive execution across H1's clinical data products. This role involves setting strategy, defining product requirements, partnering with data science, and ensuring successful product launches. The ideal candidate will have a clinical background, strong communication skills, and experience in managing product teams.

Required Skills

clinical data standards
SQL
Python

Additional Information

Required Previous Experiences: 5+ years embedded in clinical health IT or real-world evidence.
1+ years managing product managers, with ownership of their roadmaps, priorities, and growth.
5+ years in product management, preferably on data-intensive or analytics products in healthcare or life sciences.
Working knowledge of ICD, CPT, SNOMED, RxNorm, or equivalent clinical standards in a product context.
Proven ability to drive alignment across clinical, engineering, data science, and commercial functions.
Preferred Qualifications: Fluent in clinical data standards (ICD, CPT, SNOMED, RxNorm) and their practical implications for product design and data quality.
Strong communicator who can adjust register for clinical SMEs, engineering leads, and executive stakeholders without losing precision.
Energized by complexity and comfortable making consequential tradeoffs in ambiguous environments.
Comfortable using data to validate product decisions; SQL or Python experience a strong plus.

About H1

healthcare

H1 connects the world with the right doctor through an AI-powered platform for identifying and engaging doctors across life sciences, payers, providers, and patients. It helps life sciences, pharma, health plans, and digital health organizations identify providers and prescribers, accelerate clinical trials, and advance patient care.

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