Senior Product Manager, Virtual Care

Oscar Health•Boston, MA

1d•$163,944 - $215,177•Remote

About The Position

Oscar is hiring a Senior Product Manager to lead product development for Oscar Virtual Care (OVC), improving how members access care and how clinicians deliver it. The role spans the experience before, during, and after a visit, including intake, scheduling, clinical documentation, treatment, and follow-up. Oscar’s combination of a health plan and its own care delivery organization allows product decisions to connect directly to the cost and quality of care. The Senior Product Manager will partner with clinical and business teams to identify where technology can help members get the care they need, improve access to virtual care and health assessments, support clinical workflows, and reduce administrative work for care teams. The position turns ambiguous problems into clear product direction, aligns partners around priorities, and works with engineering, design, and data science to deliver and measure outcomes. The role reports to a Director, Product Management. It is fully remote and open to candidates residing in Boston, Massachusetts, though Oscar’s work approach may adapt over time and could involve a hybrid presence at the associated metro-area hub. The base salary is $163,944.00–$215,176.50 per year. The role is also eligible for employee benefits, Oscar’s unlimited vacation program, company equity grants, and annual performance bonuses. Oscar is an Equal Opportunity Employer focused on cultivating an environment where employees can be authentic and find belonging and support.

Requirements

6+ years of experience collaborating cross-functionally with engineers, designers, operations experts, and others in a Product Management or Product Management-adjacent role.
4+ years of experience driving rigorous prioritization processes.
4+ years of experience with technology systems and understanding basic technology infrastructure, such as backend services and database relationships, and leveraging database tools such as SQL.
2+ years of experience leading complex, cross-domain initiatives.
2+ years of experience root-causing ambiguous problems, building roadmaps toward solutions, and successfully executing against those roadmaps.

Nice To Haves

1+ years of experience building clinician-facing experiences.

Responsibilities

Define and execute the product strategy and roadmap for Virtual Care.
Prioritize investments based on expected impact on affordability, clinical outcomes, member experience, and operating efficiency.
Lead discovery with members, clinicians, and operations teams; combine user research with data analysis to identify problems, challenge assumptions, and build business cases for product investments.
Improve the member journey from finding and accessing care through the visit and follow-up, including reducing friction in intake and scheduling, improving visit completion, and helping care teams share context and coordinate next steps.
Build tools that help clinicians deliver high-quality care efficiently, including tools for reviewing medical history, documenting encounters, addressing care gaps, and ordering appropriate tests and treatments.
Evaluate opportunities for AI and automation to reduce administrative work while maintaining clinical quality.
Define success metrics and measure the clinical, financial, and operational impact of product changes; use findings to refine priorities and improve the post-launch experience.
Lead alignment across clinical, operations, engineering, design, and data science partners; make clear recommendations, work through competing needs and tradeoffs, and establish decisions that move work forward.
Own complex initiatives from problem definition through delivery, including writing clear requirements, managing dependencies and risks, and resolving issues across teams with senior-level autonomy.
Strengthen Oscar’s product team by developing more junior team members through mentorship.
Comply with all applicable laws and regulations.
Perform other duties as assigned.