Senior Product Manager, Health Plan Member Experience
RevSpring Senior Product Manager, Health Plan Member Experience
- Own the product roadmap across provider search, care navigation, cost transparency, and rewards. Prioritize clearly, communicate trade-offs well, and tie investment decisions to measurable outcomes for members and health plans.
- Set and hold a high bar for consumer experience quality: push the member-facing experience toward the standard members expect from modern consumer products, including enriched provider information, intuitive design, accessibility, and performance.
- Lead discovery with health plan customers: conduct structured discovery sessions with health plan stakeholders at senior levels to understand needs, validate roadmap direction, and gather requirements for upcoming initiatives. This is a discovery and execution partnership, not a strategy-setting role for the customer.
- Navigate regulated complexity: design experiences that are fully compliant with applicable state and federal requirements while remaining intuitive and useful. Make clear trade-off decisions when compliance, customer configuration needs, and member experience pull in different directions.
- Drive cross-functional delivery: align engineering, design, data, and adjacent product managers around a well-understood roadmap. Keep commitments and communicate proactively when they are at risk.
- Enable the commercial team: partner with Sales, Pre-sales, and Customer Success to ensure the team can accurately represent the product’s value and direction to health plan buyers.
- Experience: 5-8 years of product management experience, with meaningful time building member- or consumer-facing digital products at a B2B or B2B2C healthcare company
- Solid understanding of the health plan market: how plans buy, what health plan leaders care about operationally, and how members interact with their benefits.
- Demonstrated ability to balance consumer experience ambition with the realities of regulated, enterprise healthcare environments.
- Experience conducting structured discovery with senior health plan stakeholders: translating their input into well-defined product requirements and decisions.
- Comfort presenting and communicating with health plan leaders at senior levels: clear, credible, and able to discuss requirements and trade-offs without needing to own the strategic conversation.
- Strong communication skills across audiences: from engineering teams to internal executives to health plan operators.
- Ability to lead by influence across engineering, design, data, sales, and customer success without direct authority.
- Comfort managing a large, multi-customer backlog with competing priorities across an established installed base.