Axle Health builds software that enables any company to add in-home visits to their patient offering. Gone are the days of taking off work to go into an office or lab. Axle provides health professionals, optimized routing, and supply chain management to handle in-home care, so providers can maintain lasting relationships with their patients over video and chat while Axle provides physical services in their home.

COVID has led to an explosion in telehealth. But the one thing preventing all of our healthcare needs from being met virtually? The world is still physical. We still need vaccines, blood draws, injections, and therapeutics that can only be delivered in person. That's where we come in. Axle Health connects telehealth platforms and patients with in-home healthcare professionals to bring care into the patient's home. We bridge the gap between virtual and physical care.

We’ve raised $2.7M from Pear VC, YCombinator, and other VCs, plus founders at Eden, QuitGenius, CareRev and more. We’ve also been featured in TechCrunch. If you want to get an idea of where we’re headed, check out our CEO’s launch blog post, or Pear’s blog post announcing our seed round.

The Role

We're seeking an experienced business leader to run one of our business lines. As a General Manager, you'll be directly responsible for the success of your business. You’ll own all aspects of the business, including setting the long term strategy, developing demand and supply side partnerships, and improving operating margin.

What You’ll Do

• Set the short-term priorities and long-term strategy for your business line

• Own P&L and other key operating metrics for your business line

• Analyze operating data to identify opportunities to improve performance

• Manage key client relationships

• Manage care provider pool and coordinate recruitment / onboarding

• Dotted line or hard line management of the internal teams responsible for success of your business

What You’ll Need

• 5+ years of experience in management consulting, investment banking, strategy / operations at a tech company, or other relevant experience

• 2+ years of people management

• MBA or other graduate degree a plus

• Demonstrated track record of high caliber business intuition and strategic judgment

• Analytical skills - Excel / Google Sheets proficiency a must, SQL a plus

• Experience owning client relationships, or in highly cross-functional roles

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

• A desire to change healthcare and the patient experience for the better

What We Offer

In addition to offering a competitive salary and best-in-class equity, we want to ensure every team member has the tools they need to work to the best of their ability. To that end:

We are committed to your Ownership:

• We cultivate an environment where team members feel ownership over the work they do. Everyone in an organization has big ideas and we want to hear them and, if a good fit, implement them.
• All of our employees have equity compensation. We want you to benefit from all the hard work you do in helping patients and catalyzing this shift in healthcare.

We are committed to your Wellness:

• Comprehensive Medical, Dental, Vision
• Unlimited PTO and sick days

We are committed to your Growth:

• Fast paced work environment geared towards professional growth
• Get the chance to move roles within the organization to learn new skills and contribute in other areas

Get to Know Us

We're standing at the edge of a seismic shift in how healthcare is delivered in this country. In a digital first world, we are the bridge to the physical world. Come be a part of increasing healthcare access to millions of patients and growing personally & professionally along the way.

Healthcare is is complex. Healthcare in the home? Even more so. Part of the reason in-home care isn't widespread is because it's not economical without a heavy technological component. Providing economical in-home care is a series of optimization problems. How do you assign visits to the lowest cost health professional qualified for a visit? How do you account for different license requirements across states (e.g. a medical assistant in Florida can administer an IV, but in California they can't)? How do you ensure visits that require refrigerated supplies are completed earlier in the day? Solving this 3-dimensional tradeoff between time, geography, and licensure is what we do day-in and day-out.