US- Product Manager (Senior Living)

United StatesHybrid

Responsibilities

Maintain a prioritized backlog and write user stories, acceptance criteria, and other artifacts to support engineering teams in delivering on product priorities.
Collaborate cross-functionally with design, engineering, customer success, and clinical stakeholders on how to improve.
Identify, communicate, and bring the right people together to manage risks timely and effectively.
Manage products through the full development lifecycle, from discovery and strategy through delivery and iteration.
Own product strategy, roadmap, and execution for your portion of the Senior Living products.

At PointClickCare, we empower our people to be the architects of a smarter healthcare future; one that is human-first and accelerated by AI to create meaningful and lasting change.
Employees harness AI as a catalyst for creativity, productivity, and thoughtful decision-making.
By integrating AI tools into our daily workflows, collaboration is enhanced, outcomes are improved, and every team member has the proficiency to maximize their impact.
It all starts with our hiring practices where we uncover AI expertise that complements our mission, and we continue to invest in training and development to nurture innovation throughout the employee journey.
Your Key Strengths: Bachelor’s degree in business, computer science, or a healthcare-related field of study. 3+ years of
experience in a Product management function Strong written and oral communication skills with internal and external stakeholders Excellent analytical and organizational skills and task management Demonstrated ability to manage products, innovation, and a general curiosity and drive for building great products. Previous work
Experience with Large Data foundations and Census work (Planning, collecting and processing population data, Address verification, preferred not required) Nice to Haves: Proven track record working with Technical Delivery and Engineering teams Strong understanding of Data foundation and regulatory functions that come from working with PHI