Product Manager, Consumer

General Medicine · San Francisco · FullTime

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About General Medicine

General Medicine is building a healthcare store that makes it radically simpler — and more transparent — for people to access care. We provide upfront cash and insurance prices for visits, prescriptions, labs, imaging, and more.

Behind that simplicity is complex infrastructure: payer integrations, pricing logic, eligibility systems, reconciliation workflows, and financial rails.

We’re building the systems that make transparent healthcare possible.

The Role

We’re hiring a Product Manager, Consumer to own core patient-facing experiences at General Medicine—from onboarding and search to booking, pricing, and visit follow-up. You’ll define strategy, craft intuitive journeys, and ship polished features that scale across virtual and in-person care, prescriptions, labs, and imaging.

You’ll work with a small, high-leverage team of engineers and designers to make complex healthcare simple, trustworthy, and delightful. This is a hands-on role: writing specs, defining metrics, reviewing experiments, and partnering closely with engineering, while also shaping the product’s long-term evolution.

We’re looking for someone with experience shipping impactful consumer products, turning ambiguous problems into clear solutions, and using data to drive iteration. You don’t need deep healthcare experience—what matters is strong product judgment, analytical rigor, and a track record of creating experiences users love.

What You’ll Do

What We’re Looking For

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This is a hybrid role in SF.

How We Work

• Customer obsessed: We stay close to real needs through thoughtful research and continuous feedback from our care teams.

• Design led & data informed: We seek simplicity, ship craftsmanship, and validate with data.

• Operationally grounded: We build tools that make our care teams faster and more accurate, not just prettier.

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