Government-funded online addiction treatment
The opportunity
As the partnerships manager at Recover, you’ll work directly with the CEO to own growth, develop and own our relationships with governments, and lead Recover’s interactions with partners. You will have the opportunity to build a team and relationships. solve problems, and drive Recover helping more people. High degree of autonomy and ownership available, with as much support as needed. This role scales up founder time and puts you in line to own growth into the future.
This role is FTE and fully remote. You will report directly to Recover’s CEO Nick Gulino. Competitive salary, equity, and unlimited PTO.
Key responsibilities
Account management: Support Recover’s existing partners.
Go-to-market: Expand Recover’s reach. Lead partnership development.
Patient service: Lead Recover’s onboarding and patient services team.
Need to have:
Experience: 2+ years of relevant experience (e.g., sales ops, customer service leadership, enterprise sales / account management)
Systems: You think in and build out systems. You are structured in your thinking and work.
Complexity: You’re highly organized, good at planning, and can complete multiple projects successfully at once.
Mindset: You want to grow and are comfortable with uncertainty.
Learning: You're an autodidact with impressive speed and resourcefulness. You regularly teach yourself the skills you need from scratch.
Ownership: You’re a self-starter and are solution oriented. You try to find problems and own the process of solving them.
Humility: You’re good with rolling up your sleeves and doing the work that isn’t glamorous.
People: You thrive in working closely with people and developing relationships.
Nice to have:
Recover is a Y Combinator-backed startup working to make addiction treatment for low-income people more effective and accessible. We work with governments to use telehealth and medicine to improve outcomes for people who need treatment.
Over 46 million Americans struggle with addiction, and less than 10% receive treatment. For those that do, traditional treatment only works for ~8%. By integrating medical care, outcomes can be improved up to 10x, saving lives. We are working to make sure low-income Americans have access to best-in-class treatment.
Our team includes people from Yale Law, UCLA School of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, and White House alums. We are growing quickly, and hiring to expand our reach and services.