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About Redesign

Redesign Health is a healthcare innovation platform. We bring together entrepreneurs, industry experts, and investors to launch companies that transform the healthcare system and empower people to live their healthiest lives. Our companies include Calibrate, Lively, Vault Health and Jasper. We’re capitalized with permanent capital from world-class institutional investors and entrepreneurs.

At Redesign Health, we’ve unlocked healthcare innovation at scale, and a key aspect of progress toward our mission of redesigning health for everyone is understanding the impact the companies we create have on the healthcare industry and the people who use it. 

That means that as an organization we’re focused on specific areas of impact within healthcare. Those are: increasing access to care, increasing the quality of care provided, removing cost from the healthcare system and improving healthcare equity. 

These four pillars shape everything we do, and every company idea that receives funding at Redesign Health must demonstrate that it has the potential to improve one or more of the above criteria without negatively impacting any of the others. 

Sapphire was created with the aim to increase quality of care for patients suffering from chronic conditions. We very much believe this commitment to improving quality of care is critical to the long-term success of the company.

About The Job 

As CEO of Project Sapphire, you will build and launch a chronic pain management business dedicated to meeting patients where they are, empowering PCPs with a turnkey solution to chronic pain management.

What you’ll do:

  • Set the vision for the company and define the overall strategy from launch to scale.
  • Structure a thoughtful organizational hiring plan and recruit, retain & develop world-class talent against that plan.
  • Drive strategy and decision making across all functional areas, including product, marketing & content, operations, and finance.
  • Determine the highest order KPIs and build the plan and team to measure, monitor and improve them.
  • Lead all fundraising activities to support growth objectives in partnership with RH.
  • Drive operations, including full P&L and cash flow management.
  • Regularly partner and communicate with your Venture Chair, Redesign Health and relevant investors or Board of Directors.
  • Build out the product and technical vision, the execution framework and the team in close collaboration with the key product and engineering leaders hired.
  • Create and sustain a great company culture with articulated values that provides inspired leadership and enables a great working relationship to the team across all levels.

What you’ll need:

  • Background
    • 10+ years experience, with progressively more senior roles including as CXO, GM or CEO.
    • 3+ years building something from 0-1.
    • Significant Domain Expertise: Significant experience scaling and selling digital health solutions into large health systems and / or independent physician groups. Demonstrated understanding of tech-enabled care delivery, including recent and relevant examples of building and executing clinical care models.
    • Customer Orientation: Demonstrated understanding of end users or customers, adept at hypothesizing, testing, and iterating – recognizing that product-market fit is often hard-fought.
    • Driven Growth and Generated Value with Limited Resources: Built and grown a company or business line from the ground up with limited capital and resources, and ultimately reached a favorable outcome.
    • Financial Accountability: P&L ownership with responsibility for delivering against gross margins, unit economics, and day-to-day financial performance while adeptly conserving a limited cash runway. 
  • Skills
    • Radical Accountability: Relentless in achieving results (e.g. product-market fit, customer acquisition, fundraising), demonstrates an ability to experiment and show resilience until solving a problem, and invest those around them in being similarly tenacious.
    • Growth Mindset: Confident in your convictions and committed to constant improvement, recognizing that proactively seeking out and acting on feedback from all stakeholders – including your own teams – enables success.
    • Strategic Communication: Strong situational awareness, and know how to leverage your gravitas and dynamic storytelling to inspire investors, sell to customers effectively, and compel top candidates to work with you.
    • Operational Rigor: Detail-oriented and have an innate bias for proactively digging into metrics and KPIs to diagnose root causes and solve problems.
    • Decisive Leadership: Knows how to gather input from the right stakeholders at the right times without being overly consensus-driven in making decisions. 

 

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