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Clinical Operations Associate
Allara is a comprehensive women’s health provider that specializes in expert, longitudinal care that supports women through every life stage. Trusted by over 60,000 women nationwide, Allara makes expert healthcare accessible by connecting patients with multidisciplinary care teams that have a deep understanding of hormonal, metabolic, and reproductive care. Allara provides ongoing support for hormonal conditions like PCOS, chronic conditions like insulin resistance, and life stages like perimenopause, helping patients see improved health outcomes . As one of the fastest-growing women’s health platforms in the U.S., Allara is bridging long-overlooked gaps in healthcare for women. The Opportunity Allara is building the leading telehealth platform for women's hormonal health and our provider network is the engine that makes it run. With 500+ providers across 50 states and rapid growth ahead, getting every new provider trained, confident and ready on their start date is critical to our success. The Clinical Operations Associate is a curious self-starter who is agile in jumping in to solve the biggest problems across Clinical Operations, from keeping our provider pipeline moving to building care automations and more. You are the person who notices when something is about to slip before it slips, and who chases it down without needing to be asked twice. Location: Hybrid (NYC). We value in-person collaboration and aim for at least three days per week in our NYC office, with flexibility as needed or fully remote within the U.S. Your Impact Support the provider onboarding process Track every incoming provider against their onboarding checklist, trainings, credentialing milestones, and start date, and keep that tracker accurate and current Proactively follow up with providers who are falling behind on required trainings, and escalate when a delay puts a start date at risk Monitor the onboarding pipeline for patterns, where are providers consistently getting stuck, and why Kee