
We get patients to their next appointment
Full-Time · Early Team
You're the operational backbone of a scaling company. Right now, the CEO is chasing deals, the Head of Customer Success is managing implementations, and Engineering is building product — but clinics are signing contracts faster than our small team can manage!
We need someone who can own the follow-ups, track the commitments, and be the person everyone knows will get it done. You'll work across Sales, Customer Success, and Engineering, translating between teams, catching small details, and supporting the operational systems that let the company scale.
You're the owner of operational follow-through. You'll partner with the CEO on sales pipeline management, work with the Head of Customer Success on client implementations, and coordinate with Engineering to ensure customer loops are completed. You'll ship processes, own accountability across teams, and directly shape company operations and outcomes. You're the bridge between strategy and execution — the person who makes sure what gets said gets tracked, and what gets tracked actually gets done.
Own sales pipeline follow-up and deal operations
Manage customer implementations and success tracking
Required
We've done the hardest thing in healthcare: proven distribution. You'll be the person who makes the product a reality for the patients.
Simbie AI is the AI agents’ system for healthcare follow up, ensuring patients get to their next visit. Today 30% of return visits don’t happen because patients get lost in follow up logistics, costing doctors 10% of revenue. Our clinically intelligent, EHR-integrated AI agents proactively reach out to patients and answer their messages, via text and voice, at vulnerable touchpoints for loss to follow up - after new diagnoses, new meds, or diagnostic tests are ordered - and close the loop on every request, documenting directly in the medical chart, until the patient is handed off to their return visit.
Simbie is founded by Natalia Khosla MD MSc, a physician from UChicago and Fulbright Scholar in Gender & Healthy Equity and Rachel O'Driscoll, a healthcare operations leader who ran US product operations at Carrot Fertility and launched a tech-enabled clinic at Cayaba Care. Natalia and Rachel met during their undergrad days at Yale and have been best friends for 15 years.