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Content Senior Director

Atlanta or Remote

Position Overview

The Sr. Director of Content will drive the vision, development, and delivery of clinical content that powers Rialtic’s innovative, product-led claims editing platform. This is a foundational leadership role within a high-growth startup, requiring a dynamic leader who blends thought leadership with decisive execution, thrives in ambiguity, and builds structure in fast-evolving environments.

We're looking for a hands-on, forward-thinking leader who understands the payer-centric landscape, embraces new ways of working, and brings a sharp sense of tempo and adaptability to everything they do. This person will help reimagine how content is created, deployed, and governed — using modern tooling, including AI-enabled solutions, to scale effectively.

Success in this role demands both creativity and rigor, a collaborative spirit, and a mindset oriented around continuous innovation. You will work cross-functionally to embed content into product, engineering, compliance, and go-to-market efforts, ensuring a consistent, high-value experience for our customers.

Key Responsibilities

Thought Leadership & Vision

  • Shape and evangelize a modern clinical content strategy aligned with Rialtic’s product roadmap and growth goals.
  • Drive an intentional shift from traditional rules management to payer-informed, experience-centric content design.
  • Lead the creation of clinical content that enhances usability, supports client success, and reflects the real-world priorities of healthcare payers.
  • Collaborate closely with products to ensure clinical edits directly improve platform engagement and customer outcomes.
  • Introduce scalable, AI-enabled approaches to content design, validation, and deployment.
  • Build tooling and workflows in partnership with engineering to streamline how content is managed and delivered.
  • Maintain a strong sense of speed of play — balancing urgency with quality.

What you’ll do:

  • Operate as a connective tissue between product, engineering, compliance, operations, and customer teams.
  • Translate clinical and policy expertise into frictionless, scalable platform features.
  • Grow and lead a high-performing team of content analysts and portfolio managers.
  • Serve as a player-coach, creating an environment of ownership, resilience, and high accountability, without micromanaging.
  • Foster a culture of continuous feedback and learning, informed by user data and client insights.
  • Proactively incorporate external changes into the content roadmap and act as a credible voice with clients and internal stakeholders.
  • Partner with data science to identify gaps and refine content using real-world signals — including error rates, reimbursement variances, and utilization anomalies.

Who You Are

  • 15+ years of payment integrity experience
  • A confident, empathetic leader with a bias toward action and a deep commitment to outcomes.
  • Open-minded and curious, always testing new ways of working and thinking.
  • Highly collaborative but comfortable making independent, high-quality decisions.
  • Passionate about building tools and content that create tangible value in the payer-provider ecosystem.
  • Thrives in a startup culture — balancing intensity with humor, humility, and flexibility.
  • Deep knowledge of payer-side claims processes and rules management
  • Ability to translate clinical/policy content into product features
  • Content Development & Management
    • Experience leading content design, validation, and governance at scale
    • Familiarity with AI-enabled tooling and workflow automation

 

Why Join Us

At Rialtic, you’ll be part of a team that’s bold, mission-driven, and values-centered. We work as one team, prioritize customer value, and strive for excellence, —while taking care of ourselves and each other.

We offer:

Remote-first flexibility and home office stipend

Meaningful equity and 401(k) match

Unlimited PTO, comprehensive medical/dental/vision plans

Wellness reimbursements and access to TalkSpace, Teladoc, and One Medical

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