Manager, Clinical Operations
At Curai, we believe that access to high-quality healthcare is a fundamental human right, not a privilege. Our mission is to radically transform healthcare by harnessing the power of artificial intelligence and clinical expertise to make care more affordable, accessible, and effective for everyone.
Curai Health is an AI-powered, virtual multispecialty primary care clinic on a mission to improve access to care at scale. As the pioneer in deploying machine learning into clinical workflows, Curai Health enables its dedicated, specially trained clinicians to deliver primary care to more people at a fraction of the cost. Easy-to-use and convenient, Curai Health partners with insurers and health systems to keep patients engaged in their care over time, improving health outcomes and reducing costs.
Our company is remote-first and we consider candidates across the United States. Our corporate office is located in San Francisco. This is a Curai Health , Inc. position.
About the Manager of Clinical Operations role
The Manager, Clinical Operations is a hands-on operational leader who owns the real-time execution of Curai Health 's 24x7x365 virtual primary care clinic, operating across 50 US states plus the District of Columbia. Reporting directly to the Chief Operating Officer, this leader runs the day-to-day engine of the clinic: directly supervising the non-clinician care team, owning clinician scheduling and coverage, and driving patient queue flow and throughput against defined service level agreements.
This is an execution-first role for someone who runs toward operational problems, makes fast decisions under pressure, and holds a high bar for throughput and quality at the same time. Because Curai is an AI-first company, this leader is expected to be genuinely comfortable in AI-forward workflows — actively using AI tools to improve their own productivity and to make the entire care team more efficient. The Manager, Clinical Operations works closely with the Medical Director and clinical leadership but is independently accountable for the operational levers that keep the clinic staffed, moving, and meeting its targets. The ideal candidate thrives in a fast-paced, technology-forward environment and is energized by keeping a live clinic running smoothly.
Team Supervision (Non-Clinician Care Team) - Directly supervise, coach, hire, onboard, and develop the non-clinician care team (medical assistants, prior authorization specialists, clinical operations specialists), setting performance expectations, quality standards, and productivity targets
- Build a positive, accountable, high-performing remote team culture, serving as the primary escalation point during operating hours, while coaching the team to adopt AI tools that raise individual and team efficiency
Clinician Scheduling & Coverage - Own clinician scheduling and coverage planning across a 24x7x365 operation, building schedules across time zones, shifts, and visit types (async, live chat, audio-video), and managing PTO, shift swaps, and coverage gaps with clinical leadership
- Coordinate real-time staffing decisions and surge coverage, using data and AI-enabled forecasting to anticipate near- and medium-term needs and flag capacity risks
Clinic Flow, Queue Management & Throughput - Own real-time patient queue management — monitoring, balancing, and prioritizing across visit types to meet SLAs — while driving throughput by reducing wait times, optimizing case distribution, and clearing backlogs
- Identify bottlenecks and implement process and AI-driven improvements to speed up care without sacrificing quality, making same-day staffing/prioritization calls and partnering with clinicians to keep their path clear for patient care
AI-Forward Ways of Working & Innovation - Champion responsible, safe integration of AI tools into operational and care-team workflows, continuously identifying and rolling out AI-driven efficiencies while modeling AI use for personal produc