Clinical Informaticist / Clinical AI Specialist

We're looking for a Clinical Informaticist / Clinical AI Specialist to sit at the intersection of medicine and AI. You'll be part of a small clinical AI team shaping how great primary care actually works into logic, workflows, and evaluation frameworks that shape the products our providers and patients rely on every day.

This is a high-impact, highly visible role. You'll be joining an interdisciplinary AI team made up of clinical experts, AI researchers, and engineers — a rare environment where medical and technical rigor sit side by side. You'll collaborate broadly across the company: partnering with engineers and product teams to shape what gets built, and working directly alongside the clinical team delivering care to patients every day. It's a unique vantage point that keeps your work grounded in both technical possibility and real-world clinical practice.

Define what good looks like for AI-augmented primary care, setting the clinical standards and safety guardrails our models and products are held to.

Contribute to provider and patient-facing AI applications, including building multi-agent architectures for solving clinical and subclinical problems across acute and chronic care management, and translating clinical best practices and guidelines into structured logic for grounding LLMs.

Lead or co-author clinical research publications in top-tier journals.

Work fluidly across AI, product, design, and operations, communicating complex clinical concepts clearly to non-clinical audiences.

Required:

Clinician with 1+ years of post-residency clinical experience

Demonstrated experience developing or evaluating AI/ML solutions in a clinical or research context

Hands-on experience working with large language models

Exceptional communication skills — you can explain clinical nuance to an engineer and technical tradeoffs to a clinician

Strongly preferred:

Experience designing and executing clinical or scientific research

Familiarity with IRB processes, state medical boards, or FDA regulatory frameworks

Background in software development or clinical informatics