As OpenAI continues to push into healthcare, it is seeking talent to support those efforts.
The tech giant continues to make inroads into the healthcare industry. On Jan. 7, OpenAI rolled out ChatGPT Health, a feature that allows users to securely integrate personal health information with ChatGPT’s AI to better understand and manage health-related questions.
A day later, on Jan. 8, it launched OpenAI for Healthcare, a suite of AI products aimed at supporting clinical and administrative work at hospitals and health systems. On Jan. 12, it acquired Torch, a healthcare startup focused on unifying lab results, medication data and visit recordings.
Here are four healthcare-related roles OpenAI is hiring for this June:
- Account director, healthcare (San Francisco, New York City, and Seattle): Will build executive partnerships with leading healthcare organizations to help them safely deploy AI that improves clinical care, streamlines operations, enhances patient and provider experiences, and drives enterprise-wide adoption. Salary range: $189,000 to $240,000.
- Full stack engineer, health AI (San Francisco): Will design and build fullstack systems for consumer and enterprise health. Salary range: $293,000 to $325,000.
- Product manager, ChatGPT Healthcare (San Francisco): Will define product strategy and roadmap for key ChatGPT Healthcare experiences and capabilities. Salary range: $441,000 to $490,000.
- Researcher, health AI (San Francisco): Will contribute to the development of safe and effective AI models for healthcare applications. Salary range: $295,000 to $445,000.
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