109K–171K USD / year

Head of Clinical Development, Pulse

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Published on 2026-10-02
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About this role

Lead clinical development for Pulse, Sword’s AI cardiometabolic care solution for hypertension, pre-diabetes, and GLP-1 support. Set clinical standards across product development, AI governance, outcomes, and care operations, while supporting external clinical credibility and go-to-market efforts.

About the company

Sword Health is a digital musculoskeletal care company that helps employers and health plans deliver AI-powered physical therapy and related care programs.

The team

Pulse, working with Product, Go-to-Market, Clinical Operations, Clinical Affairs & Research; reports to the General Manager and partners with the Chief Medical Officer and SVP for Clinical & Regulatory Affairs.

What you'll do

  • Set clinical validation standards for features, workflows, interventions, and AI-supported experiences.
  • Provide clinical input on feature assessments, product requirements, and roadmap decisions.
  • Monitor clinical outcomes and direct program, protocol, product, workflow, or training changes.
  • Define clinical boundaries and prohibited behaviors for AI-supported experiences.
  • Co-develop AI evaluation rubrics, acceptance criteria, release thresholds, and annotator training materials.
  • Contribute to post-launch AI monitoring and clinical governance.
  • Represent Pulse as an external clinical voice and author clinical communications and claims.

What we're looking for

  • Licensed clinician (MD, DO, NP, RD, or PharmD) with 8+ years of clinical experience.
  • At least 3 years of clinical leadership experience in digital health, health tech, or value-based care.
  • Expertise in hypertension, pre-diabetes and diabetes, obesity, and GLP-1 therapeutics.
  • Experience owning clinical outcomes frameworks, evidence standards, and outcomes linked to commercial value.
  • Experience translating clinical requirements into product features, workflows, and AI behavior.
  • Ability to define clinical guardrails and evaluation criteria for AI-driven care.
  • Strong writing and narrative skills, including authoring whitepapers and clinical claims language.
  • Comfort with ambiguity and building clinical infrastructure.

Nice to have

  • Experience presenting to CMOs, health plan medical directors, and clinical audiences.
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