Patient Intake Product Manager at Sycle (British Columbia)

Patient Intake Product Manager at Sycle (British Columbia)

31 Jul
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Sycle
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British Columbia

31 Jul

Sycle

British Columbia

Transform patient check-ins as a Product Manager at Sycle, focusing on seamless onboarding solutions. Utilize cutting-edge technology and AI tools to enhance the audiology practice experience across North America.

Sycle, a leader in SaaS solutions for audiology, is seeking an experienced Product Manager for Patient Intake. In this role, you'll drive the strategy and execution of up-to-date digital intake processes, improving efficiency while ensuring compliance. You'll leverage tools like AI for rapid prototyping and build user-friendly solutions that enhance clinic workflows and patient experiences.

Key Responsibilities:
• Own the digital intake experience strategy and roadmap
• Conduct research with front-office staff to identify bottlenecks




• Employ AI tools for automated acceptance criteria generation
• Ensure smooth data integration with EMR systems
• Maintain compliance with HIPAA and accessibility standards

Requirements:
• 3–5+ years in Product Management for healthcare SaaS
• Deep understanding of patient onboarding and front-office workflows
• Proven experience leveraging AI for product development
• Strong skills in user-centric design across devices
• Bachelor’s degree in a related field

Use your expertise to create frictionless patient onboarding experiences with Sycle.
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📌 Patient Intake Product Manager at Sycle (British Columbia)
🏢 Sycle
📍 British Columbia

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