Grow Therapy

People Business Partner, Operations

New York City, Remote. Posted a month ago

The role

This person will serve as a partner to the Operations organization to support a large exempt and non-exempt workforce. They will coach frontline leaders, manage employee relations, and build scalable talent programs.

What you will do

  • Coach frontline leaders to build confidence and capability
  • Lead employee relations matters including performance, policy, leaves, and attendance
  • Guide leaders through goal setting, performance improvement, and recognition
  • Help leaders apply People policies consistently across exempt and non-exempt workforce
  • Build relationships across Operations to surface risks and opportunities
  • Run evergreen programs and special projects for performance, feedback, learning, and engagement
  • Support annual and quarterly planning for Operations people priorities
  • Use quantitative and qualitative data to spot trends and shape people decisions

Required qualifications

  • At least 5 years of experience in an HRBP or People Partner role
  • Experience supporting a multi-state, fast-paced workforce including both exempt and non-exempt employees
  • Strong emphasis on supporting non-exempt populations

Nice to have

  • Firsthand experience working in a frontline or customer-facing operational role

Benefits

  • Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, life, and disability coverage
  • No cost access to therapy through the Grow platform (available to US employees)
  • Retirement savings programs
  • Equity opportunities
  • Flexible time off
  • Paid holidays
  • Full company wide Winter Break
  • Up to 18 weeks of paid parental leave
  • New child stipend
  • Weekly flexible time for self care
  • Annual wellness and development stipend
  • Pre tax commuter benefits

About the company

Grow Therapy is a three-sided marketplace that empowers providers, augments insurance payors, and serves patients to make mental health care more accessible. The company has received more than $328M in funding.