Job description

A leading organization is seeking a Product Manager to support technology enhancements focused on transforming structured clinical information into accessible, encounter-style PDF documents. The Product Manager will help define and prioritize requirements that make encounter information easier for users to access and understand through document viewing solutions. The position requires close collaboration with clinical stakeholders, engineers, and technical teams. The Product Manager will translate business and clinical needs into clear priorities and actionable technical requirements.

Responsibilities

• Partner with clinical stakeholders to identify, clarify, and document product requirements.
• Define and prioritize capabilities based on stakeholder and user needs.
• Guide enhancements that convert structured encounter data into usable PDF-based documents.
• Work closely with engineers and technical teams throughout product development.
• Translate clinical and business requirements into language that technical teams can implement.
• Help ensure document outputs provide relevant encounter context in a clear, usable format.
• Support prioritization and decision-making across business, clinical, and technical requirements.

Required experience and skills

• Product management experience involving business and technical stakeholders.
• Experience gathering and managing requirements from clinical stakeholders.
• Strong prioritization skills and the ability to translate requirements into actionable product direction.
• Technical aptitude with the ability to collaborate effectively with engineers and other technical teams.
• Ability to translate technical concepts for business stakeholders and business needs for technical teams.
• SQL or business intelligence knowledge is helpful.

FAQs

1. What does a Product Manager, Clinical Document Solutions do?

A Product Manager in clinical document solutions defines product priorities for tools and workflows that manage, create, organize, or exchange clinical documentation. The role connects clinical needs, user requirements, technology capabilities, and business objectives to guide product development.

2. What types of clinical document workflows might this role manage?

Clinical document products may support document creation, review, classification, extraction, storage, retrieval, and information exchange across healthcare workflows. The Product Manager identifies workflow gaps and prioritizes improvements that reduce manual effort and improve the usability and accessibility of clinical information.

3. How does a Product Manager gather requirements from clinical users?

Requirements can be gathered through stakeholder interviews, user research, workflow observation, feedback analysis, and collaboration with clinical and operational teams. The Product Manager translates these inputs into clear user stories, product requirements, acceptance criteria, and prioritized roadmap items.

4. What healthcare standards are relevant to clinical document products?

Depending on the product, relevant standards and interoperability frameworks may include HL7, FHIR, CDA, and other healthcare data-exchange specifications. A Product Manager should understand how these standards affect document structure, interoperability, integration requirements, and downstream clinical workflows.

5. How does a Product Manager prioritize clinical document features?

Prioritization typically considers clinical or operational impact, user needs, regulatory and compliance requirements, technical feasibility, business value, and implementation effort. Product managers use these factors to maintain a roadmap that balances immediate workflow improvements with longer-term platform capabilities.

6. How does the role work with clinical, engineering, and design teams?

The Product Manager acts as a connection point between clinical stakeholders, UX and design teams, engineers, data or integration specialists, and business leadership. They clarify requirements, resolve competing priorities, support decisions, and maintain alignment throughout the product development lifecycle.

7. What role does interoperability play in clinical document solutions?

Interoperability enables clinical documents and related information to move reliably between healthcare applications, systems, and organizations. Product managers need to account for data formats, APIs, integration workflows, document standards, and system constraints when defining product requirements.