The manager will lead a clinical implementation team while serving as a subject matter expert for regulatory compliance and MIPS quality reporting. They are responsible for balancing team capacity, coaching staff, and overseeing strategic product launches and client governance.
The Software Architect will lead the architectural evolution of the platform, focusing on modernizing legacy systems into cloud-native microservices. They will also design robust data synchronization models and provide technical leadership to engineering teams to ensure scalability and performance.
The Data Architect will lead the platform modernization by diagnosing core data challenges and designing target-state architectures across legacy and modern systems. They will also establish data governance standards and collaborate with engineering and product leadership to align data strategy with enterprise goals.
The Project Manager will lead client engagements from initiation to completion while serving as a subject matter expert on MIPS regulatory compliance and system workflows. They are responsible for developing project plans, managing dependencies, and ensuring projects are delivered on time and within budget.
The Account Executive is responsible for prospecting, developing, and managing sales of SaaS and healthcare IT solutions to Physical Therapy practices. They must drive the full sales cycle from initial engagement to closure while maintaining accurate pipeline forecasts and account plans.
The Marketing Generalist will create and adapt campaign assets across social media, email, web, and events while managing day-to-day social media production. They will also write marketing content, build presentation decks, edit short-form video, and support website updates to drive demand generation.
The Project Manager is responsible for leading client projects from kickoff through go-live, ensuring delivery on time, within scope, and within budget. They serve as the primary point of contact for clients while coordinating across internal teams like Product, Engineering, and Support.
The Manager will provide leadership to a professional services team, overseeing project health, performance management, and team development. They will also serve as a primary point of contact for client engagements and mitigate risks during software implementation projects.
