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Clinical Partner Architect

Pharos - San Francisco, CA, USA - In-office - posted 2026-08-26

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Pharos is an AI-powered healthcare startup focused on improving patient safety in hospitals through advanced reporting and analytics. The company raised $5M in seed funding (end of 2024) and is building AI systems to review clinical charts at scale, identify patterns, and help clinicians prevent avoidable harm—targeting the ~100,000 preventable deaths that occur annually in U.S. hospitals. As Clinical Partner Architect, you will bridge Pharos' AI technology and clinical reality, leading the company's partner motion. This is a pivotal role combining implementation leadership, clinical workflow expertise, and impact measurement. Key Responsibilities: - Lead end-to-end deployment with new health system partners, solving complex operational and technical challenges during rollout - Map and tailor the platform to fit specific clinical specialties and hospital workflows; serve as the primary partner voice to product and engineering teams - Define and track metrics proving platform value across operational efficiency, quality improvement, and patient safety outcomes - Build deep relationships with hospital staff to ensure sustained engagement, rapid issue resolution, and continuous feedback You will work in a high-agency, early-stage environment where you take ownership of ambiguous challenges, drive them from concept to execution, and directly influence company direction. The role offers meaningful equity participation and the opportunity to shape a category-defining healthcare AI company. Requirements: - Demonstrated experience working at the clinical–technical intersection: EHR implementations, clinical data work, or healthcare software deployments - Ability to communicate effectively with both engineers and physicians - Problem-solving ability: capacity to untangle complex, nuanced health system workflows - Data fluency: familiarity with clinical data structures, interoperability standards (FHIR, HL7), or standard EHR data models - Deep, recognizable passion for improving lives through technology - High agency and ownership mindset; comfort with ambiguity and early-stage startup dynamics - Mission-driven orientation; energized by high-performing teams and meaningful impact work

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