About TrimRx
TrimRx is building the first truly managed GLP-1 care model — one that takes responsibility for what happens after a prescription is written.
Most telehealth companies optimize for speed and volume.
We optimize for outcomes, trust, and long-term patient success.
Operations is where that promise becomes real.
Why This Role Exists
TrimRx is scaling quickly, and our operational systems are still evolving.
Today, parts of our workflows, tooling, and data flows are not as structured or scalable as they need to be. This creates friction across patient onboarding, care delivery, and internal execution — slowing teams down and introducing unnecessary complexity.
This role exists to fix that.
You will design and build the operational systems that allow our care model to run cleanly, consistently, and at scale.
What You'll Own
You will own the design, implementation, and continuous improvement of operational systems across both internal teams and external care partners.
This includes:
End-to-end workflow design across the full care lifecycle (Intake ? Medical Review ? Approval ? Fulfillment ? Ongoing Care)
Cross-organizational workflows between TrimRx, provider groups, and pharmacy partners
System and tooling structure (how data flows between organizations, how tools are used, how automation is triggered)
Operational readiness for new initiatives, including partner dependencies and handoffs
Reduction of manual work, errors, and breakdowns across internal teams and external partners
Clear accountability, ownership, and SLAs across every step of the care journey
This is a hands-on builder role, not a program management or coordination function.
What You'll Do
Design and document scalable workflows that span multiple organizations, not just internal teams
Map and improve how data, decisions, and actions move between TrimRx and external providers
Translate business needs into SOPs, tooling requirements, and execution standards across all parties
Partner with Technology to define and implement integrations, automation, and reporting across systems
Identify breakdowns in cross-org workflows (handoffs, delays, data gaps) — and fix them
Ensure both internal teams and external partners are operating against aligned workflows and expectations
Reduce reliance on manual coordination by building systems that enforce clarity and consistency
How You'll Work
You will operate with high autonomy over day-to-day operational decisions
You will partner closely with the Program Director, who owns enterprise initiative coordination
You will serve as the execution engine behind initiatives, ensuring systems and workflows are ready to support them
You will surface risks, constraints, and tradeoffs early — not after issues occur
What This Role Is (and Isn't)
This is:
A builder role focused on systems, workflows, and execution
A chance to design how Operations actually functions at scale
A role for someone who prefers fixing systems over managing status updates
This is not:
A program management or PMO role
A coordinator of cross-functional meetings and reporting
A catch-all for undefined projects or organizational gaps
What You've Likely Done Before
Designed and implemented operational workflows in a scaling environment
Built or improved systems that reduced manual work and increased reliability
Partnered closely with Product/Engineering on tooling and integrations
Owned day-to-day operational decisions and managed trade offs across speed, quality, and capacity
Operated in environments where systems were not fully built — and needed to be
Preferred Experience
Healthcare, telehealth, or other regulated environments
Experience working with external care providers, vendors, or operational partners
Subscription-based or lifecycle-driven business models
Experience working with external vendors or operational partners
Experience building operations in a high-growth, ambiguous environment
What Success Looks Like
Operational workflows are clear, documented, and consistently followed
Systems support proactive, reliable care delivery — not reactive workarounds
New initiatives launch with minimal downstream friction
Manual work and operational errors are reduced over time
Teams spend less time navigating systems — and more time executing
Why Join
You'll build the systems that power a rapidly growing care model
You'll work directly with leadership and shape how the company operates
You'll operate in a true build-and-scale environment, not maintain an existing system
Your impact will be immediate, visible, and foundational to company growth
If you're the kind of operator who sees broken systems and immediately starts mapping how to fix them — we want to talk.