General Medicine
VP Product
San Francisco. Posted a month ago
The role
The VP Product will build the product function from the ground up. You will own the roadmap across consumer experience, clinical/provider tooling, and pricing and payer infrastructure.
What you will do
- Establish the product org including hiring, processes, and operating rhythms
- Define how to write specs, define success metrics, run experiments, and decide what to build next
- Define complex initiatives and turn them into execution plans
- Set and evolve a product roadmap across multiple focus areas
- Allocate engineering capacity and justify trade-offs
- Develop business cases for proposed features
- Champion initiatives with the CPO, Medical Director, CFO, and VP Engineering
- Communicate product strategy internally and externally
- Write specs, review designs, and resolve day-to-day blockers for engineering
- Partner with engineering leadership on sprint planning and capacity estimation
Required qualifications
- Founder or early product leadership experience taking products from 0 to 1
- Experience acquiring initial users, pitching stakeholders, and establishing core operational workflows in ambiguous environments
- Built and shipped a product from 0 to 1 as a founder, early product hire, or in an ownership-heavy role
- Demonstrated ability to build data-backed business cases and secure buy-in from leadership
- Managed a roadmap across more than one workstream at a time and made real tradeoffs
- Built product process and team structure from scratch
- Startup background comfortable with ambiguity, thin resourcing, and moving fast
- Clear written and verbal communication skills
Nice to have
- Healthcare, healthtech, or another regulated-industry background
- Experience in a marketplace or two-sided business model
- A quantitative or technical background
About the company
General Medicine is building a healthcare store that makes it simple to access care. They are building complex infrastructure including payer integrations, pricing logic, and financial rails.