Senior Product Manager, Inpatient

Senior Product Manager, InpatientReporting to: Head of Inpatient ProductsLocation: This position will be a hybrid position based out of our HQ in Bethesda, MDOpportunityJoin GW RhythmX at a pivotal moment in healthcare transformation. We are building a new category of Precision Care AI that is reshaping how medicine is practiced and delivered, bringing medical super intelligence that can deliver impact directly into clinical workflows and restoring time, clarity, and confidence to care teams.GWRX is building the next generation of Smart Rooms for the inpatient setting. We are looking for a Senior Product Manager to own our Smart Room platform.

This role is central to how Get Well defines, delivers, and scales clinical and patient workflow across the inpatient experience.You will define product direction, make key platform and vendor decisions, and be accountable for both customer value and commercial outcomes. You will operate in ambiguity, work across hardware, software, and AI, and help shape how Get Well differentiates in a rapidly evolving market.If you thrive in environments defined by rapid innovation, high standards, and meaningful impact—and want to help scale a platform that is fundamentally changing healthcare—this is the place to do it. We are looking for individuals who are driven, intellectually curious, and energized by building something that has never existed before.ResponsibilitiesWhat You Will Own:Capabilities within Get Well's Smart Room platform strategy and roadmapProduct direction across software, AI capabilities, and hardware and technology partnershipsVendor selection, platform scope decisions, and build vs buy tradeoffsFinancial outcomes including revenue targets, pricing inputs, and value realizationAlignment with executive leadership on long-term differentiation and investment prioritiesWhat Success Looks Like:You deeply understand the nursing workflow, patient experience and virtual care markets needs, competitive landscape, and customer needs in the inpatient settingYou define and deliver a clear, defensible roadmap aligned to business strategyPlatform releases meet their objectives for adoption, value, and revenuePartner and vendor decisions strengthen Get Well's competitive positionStakeholders trust you as the owner of the Smart Room platform and its outcomesHow You Will Work:Work closely with engineering, design, data, and AI teams to translate strategy into shipped outcomesEngage continuously in user research and customer conversations to inform decisionsCollaborate with sales, marketing, and leadership on positioning and go to market inputsOperate with high autonomy and accountability in a fast moving, evolving spaceRequirements5+ years of product management experience with increasing scope and ownershipStrong preference for experience in inpatient nursing workflow, patient engagement, virtual care platforms or closely adjacent solutionsProven outcomes building 0-1 productsHealthcare experience strongly preferredExperience working with or around AI enabled products, platforms, or hardware partnershipsComfort owning ambiguity, making hard tradeoffs, and being accountable for outcomesStrong communication skills and executive presenceAbout GW RhythmXGW RhythmX is revolutionizing healthcare through connected, AI-native intelligence that unites clinical insight, patient engagement, and system-wide care orchestration.

The company combines market-leading AI precision care technology with extensive trusted patient engagement leadership to help health systems deliver the right care, at the right time, through the right clinician and channel. Its solutions are deployed across more than 150 health systems, touching more than 85M patients including 8M U.S. military veterans.

The company's award-winning solutions were recognized again in 2024 by KLAS Research, Fierce Healthcare, and AVIA Marketplace. A SymphonyAI Group company, GW RhythmX leverages various firm assets, including $1B+ in R&D investment, longitudinal data related to 300 million patients, 4.4 billion total annual claims, and 1.8 million healthcare professionals at more than 3,000 facilities globally.