Jobs at Sprinter Health

Provide in-home phlebotomy, specimen collection, and low-acuity diagnostic services, including diabetic foot screenings, retina exams, and ECGs. Travel independently to patient homes, build compassionate patient relationships, document care using mobile technology, label samples, and coordinate laboratory drop-offs. Maintain professionalism, confidentiality, safety, and quality while managing supplies, PPE, and unexpected challenges.

Design and maintain billing data systems that reconcile patient engagement data, codify auditable billing logic in BigQuery SQL, automate data cleanup with Python or Google Sheets scripting, and generate accurate, version-controlled invoice files. Investigate mismatches and edge cases, document workflows, and collaborate with Finance, Sales, Engineering, and Product to improve billing inputs and processes.

Recruit clinical and operations candidates in a high-volume, fully remote environment. Responsibilities include partnering with hiring managers, managing requisitions, sourcing, screening, interviewing, pipeline development, background checks, offer negotiation, onboarding coordination, ATS maintenance, compliance monitoring, and using recruiting metrics to improve efficiency and candidate quality.

Own the clinical platform strategy and roadmap, including the validated patient record, patient identity, service catalog, composition grammar, and configurable authoring tools. Lead the extended clinical partner network platform, publish and version internal and external contracts, manage migrations and deprecations, and collaborate with clinical, partnerships, AI, engineering, and health plan stakeholders to scale care delivery.

Lead and manage regional in-home clinical operations: supervise and develop Sprinter clinical teams, ensure regulatory compliance and quality, coordinate patient care and triage, optimize workflows and resource allocation, and travel up to 50% to support regional markets.

Own the clinical platform foundation, including validated patient records, patient identity, service catalog, composition grammar, authoring tools, and external clinical partner integrations. Define the multi-year product vision and roadmap, create configurable healthcare workflows, version platform contracts, manage migrations and deprecations, and collaborate with clinical, partnerships, AI, engineering, and health-plan stakeholders to expand patient access at scale.

Provide in-home diagnostic and preventative services including phlebotomy, specimen collection, diabetic foot and retina screenings, ECGs, and basic low-acuity care. Ensure proper labeling, sample drop-off, patient communication, documentation via mobile tools, and adherence to safety, vaccination, and certification requirements.

Build actuarial and health-economic models (total cost of care, PMPM, MLR) from claims to project multi-year cost and utilization impacts, quantify uncertainty, support commercial pricing, defend analyses to payer actuaries, partner on causal/expt design, and produce outputs usable for pricing/reserving.

Build and maintain production ML systems: training and inference pipelines, model packaging and serving, feature pipelines, monitoring for drift and degradation, automated retraining, and reproducibility/versioning across data and models.

Provide clinical oversight and guidance to a Georgia Nurse Practitioner, review medical records, support telemedicine compliance, participate in case reviews and clinical audits, and lead quality improvement efforts. The physician will mentor the practitioner through regular check-ins while ensuring adherence to evidence-based protocols, state and federal regulations, and company policies.

Lead high-priority patient operations initiatives end-to-end: diagnose appointment failures, design and run manual pilots, build lightweight models/reports, translate successful workflows into product requirements, roll out processes to frontline teams, and measure impact through recurring QA and cross-functional collaboration.

Drive company-wide AI adoption by embedding with cross-functional teams to identify use cases and build production AI workflows, agents, internal tools, prompt/skill libraries, evaluation frameworks, and safe deployment patterns. Provide training, office hours, and enablement while partnering with security, IT, legal, and clinical stakeholders to ensure PHI-safe guardrails and measure adoption, productivity, and quality improvements.

Convert ambiguous healthcare and operational problems into well-scoped ML/AI, ranking, optimization, NLP, or LLM tasks; build and evaluate models, run error analysis, design honest evaluations, partner with engineering and clinical stakeholders, and productionize reliable models with clear communication of tradeoffs and limitations.

Own and build canonical data models and metric definitions using dbt and cloud warehouses. Create tests, documentation, lineage, and data quality checks; reconcile metrics across teams and payer customers; partner with analysts, data scientists, product, engineering, and finance; optimize warehouse performance, cost, and PHI-aware access patterns.

Founding ML engineering hire to design and build production ML systems: training and inference pipelines, serving, feature workflows, monitoring, retraining, governance, and operational practices. Partner across engineering, data, product, and applied science to productionize models, implement observability, prevent degradation, and set platform standards and hiring bar for future ML engineers.

Provide after-hours and weekend travel support: monitor channels, handle flight/hotel/transport disruptions, rebook travel per SOPs, escalate high-impact issues, document actions, and hand off unresolved items to weekday Logistics.

Provide in-home diagnostic and preventative services including venipuncture, specimen collection, diabetic foot and retina screenings, ECGs, and basic point-of-care testing. Maintain supplies/PPE, document care via mobile tools, label and coordinate specimen transport, and deliver compassionate, patient-centered care while working independently and traveling between homes.

Provide in-home phlebotomy and other low-acuity diagnostic services (venipuncture, specimen collection, ECGs, retinal images, diabetic foot screens). Travel between patient homes using your own vehicle, ensure proper labeling and transport of specimens, document care using mobile charting tools, and maintain professional, compassionate patient interactions while meeting required certifications and vaccination requirements.

The Collaborating Physician oversees the Nurse Practitioner, ensuring high-quality patient care, compliance with regulations, and participation in quality improvement initiatives.

Lead and conduct ML research aligned to Sprinter Health's strategy: define research agenda, design rigorous experiments, develop novel methods and evaluations, publish and patent findings, translate research into production-ready tools, and collaborate with clinicians and cross-functional teams to validate and deploy clinically robust AI solutions.