Forus
Provider Growth GM
New York office. Posted 14 months ago
The role
You will own growth, market share, and long-term success within a provider market. You will develop category strategy across product, partnerships, positioning, and go-to-market execution.
What you will do
- Own growth, market share, and long-term success within one of Forus’ most important provider markets
- Develop category strategy across product, partnerships, positioning, provider experience, and go-to-market execution
- Identify the highest-leverage opportunities to accelerate growth and allocate resources across competing initiatives
- Work closely with product, engineering, operations, growth, and leadership teams to drive execution against category goals
- Build expertise in your market and act as the internal voice of the category
- Explore, evaluate, and execute on new opportunities including partnerships, programs, and adjacent market expansion
- Work closely with the rest of our team and CEO to make business decisions
Required qualifications
- Experience owning business-critical outcomes in a highly analytical environment requiring structured problem-solving, operational rigor, and sound judgment
- Strategic and commercial instincts that enable you to make tradeoffs across product, partnerships, go-to-market, and resource allocation
- Strong written and verbal communication
- Track record of moving quickly, finding shortcuts, and going to unreasonable lengths to deliver on goals
- High NPS with your former teammates
Benefits
- Meaningful equity
- Fully covered medical, vision, and dental insurance
- Memberships for One Medical, Talkspace, Teladoc, and Kindbody
- Unlimited paid time off (PTO)
- 16 weeks of parental leave
- 401K plan setup
- FSA option
- Commuter benefits
- DashPass
- Lunch at the office every day
- Dinner at the office after 6:30 pm
About the company
Forus is building an AI-powered network that connects doctors, pharmacies, payers, and biopharma to accelerate new science to patients. The platform automates the complexity between a doctor prescribing a medicine and a patient starting treatment.