Product Manager

• Own and drive product initiatives from concept through launch and iteration across multiple product areas (platform, patient experience, internal tools, etc).

• Translate business, clinical, and user problems into clear product requirements 

• Partner closely with engineering to:

  • Define and scope requirements for complex initiatives 

  • Make decisions about tradeoffs and broker discussions about technical constraints

  • Lead backlog grooming, estimation, and sprint planning

  • Partner during development to unblock the team and navigate unknowns

• Collaborate deeply with design:

  • Provide thoughtful design feedback grounded in user needs and business goals

  • Ensure UX decisions align with product strategy and feasibility

  • Drive continuous improvement in user experience, operational performance, and scalability

• Define success metrics and think analytically on a per-feature basis:

  • Identify KPIs, instrumentation needs, and opportunities for iteration

  • Use data to inform prioritization and product decisions

• Communicate clearly and proactively with cross-functional stakeholders on priorities, tradeoffs, and feature releases

• Partner with stakeholders (clinical, operations, and care teams) to deeply understand workflows, pain points, and constraints.

• Work closely with product leadership to ensure alignment on strategy while owning execution details

• 2-5 years of product management experience, ideally in health tech, digital health, or tech-enabled services.

• Experience working in healthcare, especially virtual care delivery or clinical workflows, and/or familiarity with patient acquisition, engagement & retention. 

• Experience with AI-powered or data-driven products

• Demonstrated ability to independently own product areas and ship features end-to-end

• Comfortable working closely with engineering and design teams within agile development practices (grooming, sprint planning, standup, etc.)

• Experience writing clear product requirements and translating ambiguity into action

• Product-minded approach to problem solving, with an emphasis on outcomes over outputs

• Analytical mindset with experience defining metrics and using data to guide decisions

• Excellent communication and collaboration skills

• Interest in building and scaling products in a startup or early-stage environment.

• Bonus: experience working on growth, engagement, or retention initiatives, including experimentation or funnel optimization at a feature level

Salvo Health is emerging as the leader in helping GI providers leap into a #HybridCare vision of the future of medicine, with the best of brick & mortar and the best of continuous digital health.  

Salvo has seen strong traction over the last seven months:

• The company signed agreements with 801 GI’s, representing 16% of all independent GI’s in the US, to deploy wraparound care for their clinic patients. 

• Revenue is up 8x since December 2024

• Included in its new customers are three of the largest Private Equity-backed multi-state GI practices in the country, together seeing over 1.1 million GI patients a year.  

Salvo provides the tech and care delivery for modern, interdisciplinary care to treat chronic conditions that have surged in cost and prevalence:

• IBS and IBD (over 40M affected)

• Celiac (3M affected) and GERD/chronic heartburn (60M impacted)

• MASH/MASLD, what was previously called “fatty liver disease” (over 80M)

• Obesity (over 100M)  

• The care benefits patients (76% of patients reported improved symptoms, four accepted abstracts on outcomes), generates incremental profit for practices (over $2M EBITDA improvement for a 100 GI practice), and reduces total healthcare costs (79% drop in GI-related ER utilization).

Salvo’s founding team includes: Jeff Glueck (CEO), former CEO of Foursquare and former head of product and marketing at Travelocity; Marin Rothenberg (COO), who grew AbleTo’s clinical and enrollment teams from 15 to 400 under her leadership; and Dr. Erin Hendriks (CMO), a quadruple Board-certified physician and former University of Michigan faculty.  Salvo is covered by Medicare and Commercial insurance under RPM/CCM codes, and enables provider groups to expand to value-based care contracts over time.