This is a senior leadership job that owns the company's public voice, from press coverage and executive visibility to content, social channels and internal messaging. A strong candidate has about eight or more years in marketing and communications for business software, tech or healthcare, with at least three years leading a team. They connect storytelling and media wins to pipeline and adoption, and stay calm when a tough moment hits.
How it fits the AI era
AI tools can speed up drafting, content versions, media monitoring and campaign reporting, so a lean team can produce more. What stays human is judgment about what is true and worth saying, trust with journalists and analysts, and coaching leaders before high-stakes moments. In healthcare AI, careful and accurate messaging matters even more, so people still need to own the final word.
How it builds AI experience
The company makes generative AI for radiology, so this role means explaining a complex, regulated product to doctors, health systems, investors and the press. Someone in it would learn how to talk about AI results, safety and real customer impact in plain terms. Building the skill beforehand could mean following healthcare AI news closely and practicing clear write-ups of how AI tools help clinicians.
Worth showing
Earned media wins with results
Executive thought leadership programs
Marketing tied to pipeline
Team leadership and hiring
Crisis communications experience
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About Rad AI
Rad AI builds generative AI software for radiology that drafts report impressions, speeds up reporting, and tracks follow-up on incidental findings, per the company.
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Senior Director, Corporate Marketing
present of AI · San Francisco, CA, USA ·
- Job type:
- Full Time