Medical Director, Doctronic

Role summary

Doctronic is building an AI-native virtual medical practice. The Medical Director will partner closely with the CMO to turn clinical strategy into production systems, integrating our clinical-grade AI, practice-wide pathways and guidelines, continuous improvement of our care delivery model, and an innovative quality and safety program.

This is a builder role for a physician leader who wants to design care models, ship operational change, work directly with product teams to launch new clinical offerings, and redefine how medical care is delivered in the era of clinical-grade AI.

Reporting and key relationships

Reports to the Chief Medical Officer

Works closely with Clinical Product, Clinical Operations, Quality and Compliance, Data and Analytics, and Engineering

Partners with supervising and practicing clinicians across the practice

Core responsibilities

Practice guidelines and pathways

Own the lifecycle of clinical pathways and practice guidelines from drafting through rollout and iteration

Create concise, AI-native, usable protocols that drive consistent, high-quality virtual care

Define escalation criteria, exclusion criteria, referral pathways, and safety thresholds for virtual-first care

Ensure guidelines are communicated and implemented through training, documentation standards, and workflow integration

Ensure guidelines are deployed through an AI-friendly interface

Improve Doctronic’s AI-native care delivery model

Continuously refine how care is delivered across intake, triage, assessment, treatment planning, follow-up, and escalation

Identify operational bottlenecks and redesign workflows to improve quality, speed, and patient experience

Standardize high-performing clinical practices and reduce unwarranted variation

Assist with QA and performance review of Doctronic Physician Group providers

Build new care offerings with Clinical Product

Assist the product team with clinical design for new programs and condition pathways

Define eligibility, care cadence, clinical requirements, safety guardrails, and success metrics

Partner with Product and Engineering to translate clinical logic into usable product and workflow experiences

Drive clinical readiness for launches and ensure safe, coherent execution at go-live

Quality and safety workstreams

Lead practice quality and patient safety initiatives across the care model

Maintain a functioning safety event pipeline and review process with timely corrective actions

Run continuous learning loops through structured case review and quality audits

Define quality metrics, monitoring dashboards, and improvement targets with Analytics

Care Delivery

Maintain a practice within the Doctronic AI-Native Care platform

Additional responsibilities

Assist with the clinical design of new AI pathways

Assist the product team with clinical design for new programs and condition pathways

Define eligibility, care cadence, clinical requirements, safety guardrails, and success metrics

Partner with product and engineering to translate clinical logic into usable product and workflow experiences

Drive clinical readiness for launches and ensure safe, coherent execution at go-live

Required qualifications

MD or DO with active or eligible U.S. licensure

Board certification in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, or Emergency Medicine strongly preferred

Minimum 5 years of post-residency care delivery

Experience supervising virtual care at scale

Demonstrated ability to design clinical protocols and implement them operationally

Experience leading quality improvement, patient safety, or clinical operations work

The ability or willingness to maximize productivity using AI tools

Preferred qualifications

Experience partnering with product and engineering teams to ship clinical workflows and programs

Experience operating in high-growth clinical environments such as telehealth, value-based care, or scaling practices

Familiarity with clinical AI governance, monitoring, and safety evaluation

How you work

Builder mindset with strong follow-through