Product Manager - Oncology Care Delivery

Introduction

Cancer care is becoming more complex, fragmented, and resource constrained. The American Cancer Society estimates 2 million new cases of cancer per year, yet there is an intense staffing shortage. The challenge compounds between clinic visits, where patients are often alone and unsure when to worry, and their experiences are invisible to care teams.

At Cureety, we’re building the infrastructure that helps oncology teams:

• detect and address clinical situations that matter
• focus on the right patient at the right time with the next best action
• coordinate and provide more person-centered care for all patients
• operate at scale and enhance capacity without burning out

We already support tens of thousands of patients across Europe. Now, we’re building the next generation of our product for the US. This role is critical to that expansion.

The Role

We are looking for a Product Manager to support the operational deployment and adaptation of Cureety’s platform for the US market, the person to be in the room at cancer centres running product demos, finding out about operational workflows, and piloting deployments with clinical teams. .

You will work on topics at the core of oncology care delivery: clinical workflows, care coordination, patient journeys, and tools used daily by care teams.

The role is highly operational and needs someone to be in the field with a simple objective: turn user feedback, operational realities, and clinical workflows into practical product improvements that that work in real care environments.

You will work directly with clinicians, healthcare organizations, and operational teams across the US, while collaborating closely with Cureety’s International, Product, Design, and Engineering teams based in France and Australia.

This role is ideal for someone who enjoys being close to users, learning quickly, and helping turn complex operational challenges into concrete product improvements. If you like working close to users, figuring things out in real time, and being the person who connects what happens in the field to what gets built, this role would suit you.

What You Will Be Doing

Support product development for the US market

• Execute discovery and delivery efforts for US-focused product topics
• Contribute to adapting the platform to US clinical workflows and operational realities
• Translate and bring user feedback and field insights back to the product teams
• Contribute to prioritization discussions based on operational needs and real-world usage

Turn complex workflows into practical product experiences

• Translate clinical and operational workflows into clear requirements the design and engineering teams can act one, to create simple and useful improved product experiences
• Help design solutions adapted to the realities of care teams operating in demanding environments
• Contribute to building features that fit naturally into existing workflows and systems

Support the integration of new product capabilities

• Contribute to evaluation of how the integration of automation, clinical triage and recommendations, and AI-assisted features fit into real US care workflows
• Help ensure these product capabilities are useful, understandable, and well integrated into US product, workflows, and in clinical workflows and health IT systems in the US
• Participate in testing, feedback collection, and continuous product improvement

Work directly with US healthcare organizations

• Collaborate with cancer centers and practices, including their executive teams, IT, clinicians, and operational teams to understand needs and to co-develop or design product adaptations and workflows
• Participate (or facilitate) in pilots, workshops, and field deployments

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• Gather user feedback and contribute to rapid product iterations
• Support US platform adaptation, from units and date formats to billing workflows, care plan documentation, and demo environment maintenance

Contribute to day-to-day product execution

• Work closely with business, engineering, design, clinical, and data teams
• Help track product topics and deployment progress
• Contribute to balancing usability, adoption, operational realities, and speed of execution

What You’ll Help Change

You will be working where it matters most — at a time where oncology care

transformation is no longer optional.

Your work will contribute to:

• earlier detection, intervention, and support for patients
• more personalized and human-centered care experiences
• reducing fragmentation across oncology workflows and care teams
• giving clinicians more time to focus on patients
• improving operational efficiency without increasing burden on care teams
• helping healthcare organizations scale care delivery more sustainably

What You Bring

Your experience

• At least 3–5 years of experience in Product Management, Product Operations, Solutions Engineering, Healthcare Consulting, or similar roles.
• Demonstrated ability to develop oncology and clinical fluency and hold credible conversations with healthcare professionals
• Experience working on digital products in fast-paced environments
• Strong communication and presentation skills
• Ability to understand both technical and operational topics, including workflow integration with health care systems
• Comfortable interacting directly with customers and end users
• Experience in healthcare, healthtech, SaaS, or workflow-heavy environments
• Engineering background is a plus

Tools and ways of working

• Atlassian suite (Jira, Confluence, Jira Product Discovery)
• Figma for reviewing prototypes and referencing designs
• Confluence for research and product documentation
• Slack for cross-functional collaboration

Your mindset

• You focus on real-world impact, not just features
• You are resourceful and execution-oriented
• You enjoy solving messy real-world problems
• You learn quickly and adapt easily
• You are comfortable wearing multiple hats
• You care about usability and operational impact, not just features
• You enjoy being close to customers and the field
• You are willing to travel regularly, this role requires meaningful time on the ground
• You are comfortable working and collaborating remotely with teams in different timezones

Why Join Cureety

• Work on a mission-critical problem in one of the most complex areas of healthcare
• Join at a pivotal stage in our US expansion and help define how the product evolves
• Build in a category where product quality, workflow fit, and trust truly matter
• Work closely with leadership, clinicians, and product teams on high-impact operational challenges
• Be part of a company with proven traction in Europe and strong ambition in the US market

Location & Travel

This is a remote role based in the United States

The role includes travel to customer sites, including hospitals and oncology practices, to build firsthand understanding of user workflows, care environments, and operational realities.

Reporting Line

You will report directly to the CPO & Co-founder.

You will work in close partnership with the COO / US Market Lead and the Head of AI, US Business Teams and the broader data, product and engineering teams.

Success in the First 12 Months

• Participate in co development projects, pilots and deployments with US healthcare organizations
• Turn field feedback into concrete product improvements
• Contribute to adapting key workflows for the US market
• Become an effective bridge between field realities and internal product teams
• Ship early AI-enabled features with measurable user adoption and clear workflow value
• Build strong working relationships with clinicians, operators, and internal teams

Compensation

Compensation will depend on profile, experience, location, and benefits structure.