Why RoVR
At RoVR, we’re on a mission to turn practices into AI-Native, Self-Optimizing Learning Health Clinics. At RoVR, we are building a multimodal, agentic operating system to launch, manage, and scale A-LHCs nationwide. We collaborate with large health organizations as well as local physician groups, modernizing legacy operations to launch these next-generation clinics.
Central to this vision are at RoVR, autonomous agents that orchestrate and optimize clinical, administrative, and patient engagement processes. By alleviating repetitive tasks, RoVRs free providers and admins to focus on proactive decision-making guided by actionable insights, laying the groundwork for a more responsive, outcome-driven healthcare ecosystem.
By uniting clinical and operational intelligence in one cohesive platform, we're building the infrastructure for a Learning Health System that can collaborate with and empower clinicians to redefine the patient experience and transform health outcomes.
Based in the heart of NYC and backed by leading venture capital firms/visionary healthcare leaders, RoVR is on a mission to transform the future of healthcare. We are seeking mission-driven engineers, designers, and operators to join our team and help us build the foundational operating system that will drive medicine for the next century.
The Role
We are looking for a product builder to own how patients experience RoVR. From finding a provider and booking a first visit to understanding next steps and staying connected between appointments, you would make complex care feel understandable and manageable.
You would also shape how patients interact with agents: when an agent should take initiative, what it should explain, when it should ask for confirmation, and how a person takes over. These decisions are central to the product.
The work combines product judgment, interaction design, and experimentation. You will spend time with patients and care teams, turn observations into prototypes, and work with engineers to ship and evaluate them. You will be accountable for whether people can understand the experience, complete what they came to do, and get the help they need.
Responsibilities
Own patient journeys across onboarding, provider discovery, scheduling, intake, communication, and ongoing care.
Study how patients and care teams use the product. Turn confusion, abandoned tasks, and repeated requests for help into concrete improvements.
Design interactions across the patient portal, chat, and voice. Define how agents communicate progress, handle uncertainty, request consent, and hand work to people.
Turn ideas into flows, prototypes, and clear product behavior. Work closely with engineering, design, and clinical operations to carry them through launch.
Run experiments with explicit hypotheses and success criteria. Measure task completion, patient understanding, effort, and follow-through.
Build experience evaluations with realistic patient scenarios, including interruptions, misunderstood requests, changing preferences, and failed actions. Use them to assess changes before and after release.
Make accessibility, health literacy, language needs, and patient control part of the product from the beginning.
Minimum qualifications
You have shipped a consumer product or service and can explain the decisions you made, what happened after launch, and what you changed.
Strong product judgment and interaction design instincts. You can make a complex process easier without hiding information people need.
Ability to turn an idea into a testable prototype using design tools, AI tools, or lightweight code. A software engineering background is not required.
Experience speaking directly with users and combining those observations with behavioral data to decide what to build.
Clear writing. You can define product behavior precisely and write language that helps someone understand what happens next.
A practical understanding of AI capabilities and limitations, including how unpredictable behavior affects the experience.
Ownership from problem discovery through launch and iteration.
Preferred qualifications
Experience building consumer healthcare products or services that involve sensitive information and consequential decisions.
Experience designing conversational, voice, or agent-based experiences.
Experience improving onboarding, activation, or ongoing engagement through measurable product changes.
Familiarity with accessibility, multilingual experiences, or designing for people with different levels of health and digital literacy.
Logistics
Location: San Francisco or New York, on-site.
Employment type: full-time.
Compensation: competitive salary and meaningful equity.
Visa sponsorship is available.
RoVR is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, national origin, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, marital status, pregnancy or related condition, or any other basis protected by law.