Product Lead (CDS)

Join Abridge, a company revolutionizing healthcare documentation and clinical decision support. As a Product Lead, you will own the strategy and roadmap for Clinical Decision Support (CDS), driving its adoption and integration into existing clinical workflows. You will work closely with clinicians, engineering, design, and commercial teams to create a high-quality in-workflow experience that is timely, trustworthy, and easy to act on. This is a senior individual contributor role that requires a strong background in product management, technical fluency, and experience in the healthcare industry.

• Own the strategy and roadmap for Clinical Decision Support (CDS), defining the vision, sequencing, and success metrics.
• Lead the content and evidence strategy, partnering with Clinical Science on evidence quality and clinical validity.
• Conduct hands-on user research with clinicians to understand their workflows and turn insights into product conviction.
• Track record of shipping 0 to 1 products and taking them to real adoption and revenue
• Ability to make build vs. buy vs. partner decisions and defend them
• 7+ years of product management, with significant ownership of complex, high-stakes, or AI products. This is a senior IC role
• Clear communication. You explain complex tradeoffs simply and get clinical, engineering, and business partners aligned on a decision
• Strong product taste and user empathy. You build for real user workflows — you know the difference between an answer that's technically correct and one a clinician actually trusts and acts on
• Comfort working with clinical, scientific, or evidence-based content, and a high bar for accuracy in domains where being wrong has real consequences
• Strong technical fluency. You can hold your own with engineering and ML on tradeoffs like quality, latency, reliability, and what's feasible
• You have clinical, healthcare, or medical informatics experience, or have shipped EHR-integrated clinical workflow products
• You've built agentic or assistant-style products — systems that reason, retrieve, and act across tools
• You've worked with medical content, knowledge bases, or evidence retrieval and grounding systems (e.g., RAG)
• You've worked in regulated environments with a high compliance bar