Clinical Director

San Franciscofull timeOn Site

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senior

$220k–$270k

H1B: no

Onos Health Clinical Director at Onos Health to provide clinical expertise for AI product development focused on higher levels of behavioral health care. Collaborate with data science and product teams to ensure clinical validity and safety of AI models.

Responsibilities

Onos builds healthcare AI for health plans, and our next build is in the hardest part of behavioral health: residential treatment and inpatient care. We’re looking for a Clinical Director who has worked in those settings to help us build the AI models behind it.
You’ll work side by side with our data science and product teams. You decide what good clinical judgment looks like for higher levels of care, make sure the models reflect it, and tell us when they don’t. You’ll start as an individual contributor and work alongside the clinical leads for ABA and lower levels of care.
Clinical voice on the AI product: tell product and engineering what’s clinically valid, what isn’t, and why, for patients in higher-acuity settings
Guardrails and escalation: define when the AI acts, when it flags, and when it hands off to a clinician
Clinical review: evaluate AI outputs against real clinical standards and help build the review process
Payer and partner conversations: explain the clinical model to health plans and partners and answer hard questions about safety and outcomes
Help operationalize clinical guidelines and practices that may exist inside individual clinical judgment and experience at payer customers
Standards for higher levels of care: set the clinical approach for RTC and inpatient work, and shape the team that follows you
Cross-team alignment: work with the other clinical leads so our approach holds together across all levels of care, from outpatient to ABA to inpatient.
MD or DO, board-certified or board-eligible in psychiatry
Hands-on experience in higher levels of care: residential, inpatient, partial hospitalization, or intensive outpatient
Comfort making clinical calls with incomplete information and explaining them to non-clinicians