Product Designer

Perlman Clinic is dedicated to making healthcare easy and available, having expanded its services since 2005. They are seeking a mid-level Product Designer to independently own features from conception to delivery, while ensuring design decisions align with both user needs and business goals.

Responsibilities:

• Own features from brief to ship - including scoping, flows, high-fidelity designs, edge cases, and handoff, and facilitating adoption
• Contribute product ideas and push back with clear rationale when a direction isn't right for users or the business
• Design thoughtful micro-interactions, motion, and feedback states that make healthcare workflows feel clear and trustworthy
• Connect your design decisions to business goals and use qualitative and quantitative data to validate or refine your work
• Work fluently within our design system, creating polished, consistent flows independently
• Support user research efforts - interviews, usability tests, and data analysis - and translate findings into concrete design decisions
• Present work confidently to engineers, clinical staff, and other cross-functional partners. Give and receive structured critique
• Apply growing domain knowledge of healthcare or a related field to make better design decisions

Requirements:

• 2–5 years of product design experience, with a portfolio showing independently owned features shipped end-to-end
• Fluent with a design system; your work is polished and consistent without needing heavy review
• You spot and solve edge cases on your own
• You can connect design choices to user needs and business outcomes; you're not just making things look good
• You flag blockers early and manage your own scope across concurrent projects
• Strong communicator: you can present work clearly, defend decisions with rationale, and engage in real critique
• Comfortable with some ambiguity, but effective at defining scope and moving forward on it
• You're receptive to feedback from leadership and incorporate it without losing momentum
• Experience designing for healthcare, clinical workflows, or other regulated/high-stakes domains
• Contributions to a design system (creation, maintenance, or documentation)
• Familiarity with telemedicine products or scheduling systems