Digital Health Product Manager

About

The Digital Health Product Manager drives the definition, development, launch and optimization of digital health products within the Innovation & Digital Health portfolio, aligned with Mediclinic Middle East’s digital health roadmap. The role works with clinical, business and technical stakeholders to deliver scalable digital health solutions. A master’s degree in a relevant field and at least five years’ product-management experience in digital or healthcare technology products are required. Number of posts: 1 Reference: 75240 Duty station: Mediclinic Parkview Hospital | Dubai | United Arab Emirates

How to apply

Apply online through the official Mediclinic careers advert page.

Responsibilities

• Product Strategy & Roadmap: Define the product vision, value proposition, and roadmap aligned with corporate goals and market trends.
• Product Development & Lifecycle Management: Lead cross-functional squads through design, development, and launch, ensuring compliance and cybersecurity-by-design.
• Data-Driven Insight & AI Integration: Integrate analytics and AI capabilities for feature prioritisation, KPI monitoring, and product optimisation.
• Go-to-Market Execution & Stakeholder Engagement: Manage product launches, drive adoption among clinicians and patients, and maintain alignment with internal and external stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Health Informatics, Business Administration, Product Management, or equivalent.
• A post graduate degree in business or health administration.
• Project Management Certificate (PMP).
• 5+ years in product management of digital or healthcare technology products with 8+ years total professional experience.
• Experience in digital health product management (e.g., patient apps/portals, telemedicine, chronic disease programs, RPM, patient engagement journeys), and go-to-market execution. AI-enabled features is a plus.
• AI & analytics integration.
• Clinical workflows & care delivery context.
• UX/UI principles for digital health.
• FHIR, HL7 and other interoperability standards.
• Ability to collaborate with stakeholders in different operational units and functions.
• Business Intelligence (BI) and reporting tools.
• Business Process Modelling.
• Commercial modelling with related knowledge of healthcare products.