PointClickCareRemote
(US) - Product Manager (Senior Care)
United States of America
Full Time
6 days ago
$110,000 - $130,000 USD
H1B Sponsor Likely
Key skills
AIMLProduct ManagementCommunicationCustomer Success
About this role
PointClickCare is a leading health tech company focused on delivering exceptional care. They are looking for a Product Manager to own product strategy and execution for clinical and regulatory products, driving product decisions that enhance outcomes for providers and residents.
Responsibilities:
- Own product strategy, roadmap, and execution for your portfolio of Senior Care products
- Drive product decisions grounded in customer insights, data, regulatory requirements, and business value — not just feature requests
- Partner closely with engineering teams to shape solutions and deliver outcomes
- Identify opportunities to modernize legacy products through AI, automation, and smarter workflows
- Navigate complex clinical and regulatory domains (e.g., MDS, LTCF, immunizations, clinical documentation) and translate that understanding into product direction
- Collaborate cross-functionally with design, engineering, customer success, and clinical stakeholders
- Manage products through the full development lifecycle — from discovery and strategy through delivery and iteration
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in Healthcare, Engineering, Business Administration, or related field
- 3+ years of product management experience
- Experience managing software products through the full development lifecycle
- Strong background in healthcare IT, clinical workflows, or regulatory systems
- Ability to influence and drive alignment across engineering, design, and business stakeholders without formal authority
- Comfort with technical concepts including APIs, integrations, and modern development practices
- Excellent communication skills — you can make complex topics clear for any audience
- Experience building or integrating AI/ML-powered product features
- Familiarity with clinical documentation, regulatory instruments (MDS, LTCF), or long-term care workflows
- A track record of revitalizing or modernizing legacy products
- A bias toward product impact over process — you focus on outcomes, not just output