Senior Product Manager

OpenLoop Health

21h

About The Position

As a Senior Product Manager at OpenLoop Health, you will operate as a senior individual contributor with broad strategic influence across the organization. This role is both internal and client-facing, with a strong emphasis on partnering directly with colleagues and clients to understand their needs, shape solutions, and ensure successful delivery of OpenLoop's products and services. You'll own insurance eligibility and benefits end to end — the payer connections underneath it, the tooling our revenue cycle teams work in, the capabilities our clients consume, and the coverage information patients actually see. Every virtual care visit OpenLoop powers starts with an unglamorous question: is this patient covered, and for what? Get it right and the rest of the revenue cycle works — the claim goes out clean, the patient knows what they owe before the visit instead of six weeks after, and clinicians spend their time on care. Get it wrong and the damage compounds into denials, surprise balances, rework queues, and patients who don't come back. Eligibility is the cheapest place in the revenue cycle to fix a problem and the most expensive place to miss one. This role is ideal for a product manager who thrives in ambiguity, understands healthcare complexity, and excels at building strong client relationships while driving meaningful product outcomes.

Requirements

5+ years of product management experience, including significant experience working directly with customers or clients
At least 3 years in healthcare revenue cycle, payer operations, or health insurance technology
Hands-on knowledge of eligibility and benefits workflows specifically — not just RCM in general. You know what a 270/271 exchange does and doesn't tell you, and why two payers can return the same benefit three different ways
Working fluency across the wider revenue cycle: insurance capture, claims submission, denials, patient billing, and how upstream eligibility errors surface downstream
Demonstrated experience building, communicating, and managing product roadmaps
Strong technical acumen — you work directly with engineers on APIs, data models, and integration tradeoffs, and you read the payer documentation yourself
Data-driven in practice: comfortable in transactional data, troubleshooting anomalies, and validating hypotheses before building
Strong communication skills, with the ability to engage confidently with both internal teams and external stakeholders

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with virtual care, care delivery platforms, or healthcare operations
Direct experience with clearinghouses or EDI transaction sets (270/271, 276/277, 837, 835), or with coverage discovery products
Familiarity with Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial billing differences, and with multi-state operations
Experience with Healthie or comparable EMR platforms
Experience applying AI or automation to verification workflows, with a clear-eyed view of where it's reliable and where it isn't
Background in a B2B2C or white-label environment where your product ships under someone else's brand
SQL proficiency

Responsibilities

Define and drive product strategy for insurance capture, real-time and batch eligibility verification, benefits detail, and coverage discovery — aligned with OpenLoop's business and clinical goals
Drive accuracy, speed, and completeness of eligibility responses, and define how we normalize inconsistent payer data into benefit information that downstream systems and humans can trust
Define how clients consume eligibility through APIs, configuration, and reporting, so capabilities scale across client models without a custom build each time
Communicate roadmap priorities, tradeoffs, and timelines to both internal stakeholders and external partners
Act as a trusted product advisor to senior leaders across Product, Services, Engineering, and Design teams
Write clear, actionable product requirements and success metrics, and hold the work accountable to them: eligibility accuracy, encounters with an eligibility issue at time of service, eligibility-driven denial rate, manual verification touches per encounter, and payer coverage and uptime