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Agent Deployment Architect (Provider)

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LLM · EHR · Epic · Cerner · Athena · FHIR · HL7v2 · Python · APIs · cloud platforms

About Hippocratic AI

Builds non-diagnostic, patient-facing clinical AI agents on its Polaris LLM constellation, deployed by health systems, payors, and pharma for safe autonomous patient calls.

Series C

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Role Mission As Agent Deployment Architect for Providers at Hippocratic AI, you will lead high-impact deployments that translate breakthrough AI into operational reality for health systems. You'll work embedded with customers to design, implement, and scale solutions that deliver measurable clinical and operational value—partnering with stakeholders to navigate complex provider environments and turn requirements into successful deployments. This role exists because deploying AI into health systems requires someone who understands both the technical architecture and the human workflows that make healthcare work—someone who can be a trusted advisor to customers while driving execution across functions. What You Will Accomplish Own your first major outcome: By day 90, you will have completed your first health system deployment from design through successful go-live, established strong
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Role Mission As Agent Deployment Architect for Providers at Hippocratic AI, you will lead high-impact deployments that translate breakthrough AI into operational reality for health systems. You'll work embedded with customers to design, implement, and scale solutions that deliver measurable clinical and operational value—partnering with stakeholders to navigate complex provider environments and turn requirements into successful deployments. This role exists because deploying AI into health systems requires someone who understands both the technical architecture and the human workflows that make healthcare work—someone who can be a trusted advisor to customers while driving execution across functions. What You Will Accomplish Own your first major outcome: By day 90, you will have completed your first health system deployment from design through successful go-live, established strong relationships with key customer stakeholders, shipped documented playbooks and best practices from that deployment, and identified systemic improvements that can accelerate future implementations. Drive lasting impact: At 12 months, you will have led multiple provider deployments across different health systems and use cases, standardized deployment playbooks and operating models that make each successive implementation faster, become the trusted advisor that customers and internal teams turn to [... source excerpt omitted ...] into measurable clinical and operational impact at scale. The Team You'll work alongside Deployment Strategists, engineers, product managers, and clinical experts—embedded with customers while staying connected to cross-functional teams. You'll operate with high autonomy in the field while having direct access to subject matter experts. This is a culture that values execution, customer obsession, and solving problems in real healthcare environments. What You'll Do Lead deployment planning and execution for provider customers end-to-end—owning timelines, scope, risk management, and ensuring successful go-live across diverse health system environments Partner with customer st [... source excerpt omitted ...] operational workflows, clinical requirements, organizational constraints, and strategic goals—translating them into clear, actionable deployment designs Translate implementation requirements into scalable solution designs that work across different provider types, EHR systems, and care delivery models—balancing customization with standardization Drive cross-functional coordination across deployment, product, engineering, and go-to-market teams—ensuring alignment, unblocking issues, and keeping deployments on track through strong project ownership Identify and resolve deployment risks proactively—flagging potential blockers early, collaborating on solutions, and maintaining moment

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