Jobs at Icon Health

Manage and mentor software and systems engineers while remaining hands-on with Python, TypeScript, and SQL development. Lead architecture, cloud infrastructure, data pipelines, CI/CD, testing, security, HIPAA compliance, and system reliability. Partner with clinicians, product managers, and security teams to deliver healthcare technology solutions. Oversee technical initiatives, budgets, hiring, team culture, incident response, and engineering processes for a fully remote team.

Own data and platform engineering roadmaps, prioritize cross-functional requests, write product requirements, manage backlogs, and coordinate sprint planning. Partner with product, engineering, data, clinical, and operations leaders to shape strategy, define MVPs, conduct discovery, and measure feature impact. The role translates business and clinical priorities into build-ready plans and scalable technology solutions.

Improves and scales healthcare care-delivery and coordination workflows by mapping processes, identifying bottlenecks, redesigning operations, and documenting SOPs. Defines KPIs, translates operational improvements into data and engineering requirements, partners with product and technical teams, supports tool rollouts, and analyzes outcomes. Requires strong process improvement, analytical, documentation, and cross-functional collaboration skills, ideally in healthcare delivery or a high-growth environment.

Owns the full sales cycle for new enterprise clients across Medicare Advantage plans, risk-bearing provider groups, and medical organizations. Responsibilities include prospecting, deal strategy, executive relationship development, solution positioning, proposal creation, negotiation, closing, and pipeline ownership. The role requires expertise in value-based care, risk arrangements, ROI modeling, and musculoskeletal cost reduction, while coordinating with Product, Clinical, Finance, Analytics, and Operations teams.

Chief of Staff responsible for executive priority-setting, OKR tracking, leadership meeting follow-through, cross-functional initiative management, and executive communications. Leads special projects across operations and product, translates ambiguous problems into actionable plans, establishes new processes, supports market and program evaluation, and assists with recruiting and onboarding. Partners closely with operations, data, engineering, executives, board members, and external partners in a fully remote healthcare organization.

Serves as a collaborating physician for Kentucky-based APPs, supporting licensing, credentialing, payer enrollment, CAQH updates, practice agreements, clinical consultation, competency reviews, referrals, and regulatory documentation. The physician must be board certified in a relevant specialty, actively licensed and practicing in Kentucky, and available remotely by phone or electronic communication when APPs provide care.

Manage end-to-end revenue cycle compliance for multi-state telehealth and in-person services. Responsibilities include claims submission, denial appeals, contract and underpayment audits, patient responsibility collection, coding reviews, overpayment refunds, regulatory compliance, AR management, internal audits, corrective actions, and billing process improvement.

Serve as the collaborating physician for Kentucky-based Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners. Provide clinical guidance, consultation, referrals, and oversight; support licensing, credentialing, payer enrollment, CAQH updates, peer review, competency evaluations, and Practice Agreement updates. The physician must be board-certified in Family Medicine, fellowship-trained in Sports Medicine, actively licensed and practicing in Kentucky, and available electronically while APPs provide care.

Serve as a collaborating physician for Tennessee-based Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners. Provide clinical consultation, support referrals and escalations, evaluate APP competencies, review Practice Agreements, and complete licensing, credentialing, payer enrollment, CAQH, and regulatory documentation. The physician must be board-certified in Family Medicine, fellowship-trained in Sports Medicine, licensed and practicing in Tennessee, and available electronically while APPs provide care.

Provide initial orthopedic telehealth evaluations, diagnose conditions, order imaging, administer in-office injections, and refer patients for in-person care. Develop personalized treatment plans, coordinate care with physicians and physical therapists, guide patients through treatment, and contribute feedback to improve the telehealth platform. The role is full-time, hybrid remote with weekly on-site visits and no nights, weekends, or on-call duties.

Provide orthopedic telehealth evaluations, diagnoses, imaging orders, treatment plans, referrals, and in-office injections. Collaborate with physicians, physical therapists, and care coordinators to guide patients through treatment. Build empathetic patient relationships, support shared decision-making, use telehealth technology, and contribute feedback to improve the care platform.

Provide initial orthopedic telehealth evaluations, diagnose conditions, order imaging, administer in-office injections, develop treatment plans, and coordinate referrals and care navigation. Collaborate with physicians, physical therapists, and care coordinators while supporting technology platform improvements. The role is full-time, hybrid-remote, with weekly on-site visits and no nights, weekends, or on-call duties.

Serve as a collaborating Sports Medicine physician for Florida-based APPs: support licensing/credentialing, be available remotely for consultation, review/approve practice agreements, participate in peer review and competency evaluations, and sign required documentation in a timely manner.

Provide orthopedic telehealth visits including diagnosis, imaging orders, and referrals; perform in-office injections 2–3 days/week; create personalized treatment plans and coordinate care with therapists, physicians, and care coordinators; use telehealth technologies and contribute product feedback.

Provide orthopedic telehealth visits, diagnose, order imaging, refer for in-person care, perform in‑office injections 2–3 days/week, create personalized treatment plans, coordinate with therapists and physicians, support care navigation, and give feedback on the company telehealth platform.

Provide orthopedic telehealth evaluations, order imaging, refer for in-person care, perform in-office injections 2-3 days/week, create personalized treatment plans, collaborate with therapists and physicians, and support product/technology improvements while navigating patients through care.