Sr. Product Manager, Strategic Growth – Supply Chain Intelligence & Workflows

Cardinal Health

1d•$125,300 - $161,010•Remote

About The Position

Cardinal Health WaveMark Solutions provides a cloud-based platform for healthcare inventory automation and analytics, integrating with clinical and financial systems. For more than 20 years, WaveMark has helped health systems simplify clinical and supply chain workflows. The Sr. Product Manager develops workflow strategies and leads product development initiatives to support business growth. The role assesses healthcare supply chain workflows, market dynamics, customer needs, and emerging innovations; defines customer problems and desired outcomes; evaluates market and portfolio expansion opportunities; and turns validated opportunities into product concepts and requirements. The manager leads complex projects from discovery and business case through proof of concept, pilot, and ideation, and collaborates with Platform Product Management on delivery, commercialization, launch, adoption, and optimization. This individual-contributor position applies advanced product, healthcare supply chain, and technical knowledge and leads through influence, with no required direct reports. The role works with cross-functional teams and external vendor or supplier partners to deliver workflow advancements aligned with portfolio strategy. Travel is approximately 20–30%, depending on product and customer needs.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent work experience is preferred.
Eight or more years of product management experience is preferred.
Strong agile product development experience.
Ability to work effectively with engineering, design, architecture, data, security, privacy, quality, regulatory, legal, procurement, finance, and operations.
Strong analytical, writing, facilitation, presentation, negotiation, relationship management, and stakeholder leadership skills.
Ability to travel approximately 20–30%, based on product and customer needs.
Customer or vendor credentialing may be required and may include vaccinations.

Nice To Haves

Healthcare supply chain, inventory management, ERP, medical device, or clinical experience.

Responsibilities

Research healthcare supply chain workflows, customer needs, market trends, projections, competitive dynamics, and emerging innovations to identify unmet needs and product opportunities.
Develop workflow strategies and product concepts that advance supply chain intelligence, automation, efficiency, visibility, and clinical or operational integration for healthcare providers.
Evaluate portfolio expansion opportunities based on market size, barriers to entry, differentiated value, regulatory considerations, portfolio alignment, customer value, and business growth potential.
Translate validated workflow opportunities into product concepts, target outcomes, detailed requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, and measurable success criteria using agile methodologies.
Develop and present business cases and stage-gate recommendations covering value proposition, market opportunity, investment, financial assumptions, risks, dependencies, and strategic fit.
Use customer evidence, prototypes, pilots, analytics, and technical feasibility to refine requirements and recommend whether to build, partner, buy, scale, iterate, or defer.
Lead complex, large-scope product development projects from initiation through closing, determining methods while aligning work to objectives, timelines, quality, investment, and desired outcomes.
Establish or coordinate commercialization strategies, including product pro forma, branding and sales strategy inputs, communications, training, pilot-site deployment, customer engagement, and launch readiness.
Coordinate cross-functional stakeholders through requirements, proof of concept, development, validation, launch, and adoption.
Operationalize product launches through customer engagement, implementation readiness, enablement, support, adoption planning, and performance monitoring.
Monitor customer adoption, workflow value, market response, quality, financial performance, and product outcomes; use evidence to recommend optimization, expansion, or lifecycle actions.
Recommend practices, processes, metrics, models, policies, or procedures to improve product development effectiveness, and mentor less experienced colleagues.