The work
Most practices do not have a marketing problem. They have a systems problem that looks
like one: the website, the booking flow, the follow-up and the front desk were each
solved by a different person at a different time, and nobody owns the seams between
them. That is where patients are lost, and it is not visible from inside any one tool.
Building healthcare technology is why that layer is familiar ground rather than
something to work around. The job is to find where a practice is losing momentum, fix
the highest-value problems first, and connect what is already there — so the practice
ends up owning a system rather than renting a campaign.
Based in Atlanta, GA. Remote nationwide, on-site where it is useful.