MedArrive exists to expand access to care, drive efficiency, and reduce healthcare expenses by supporting an under-utilized healthcare resource: EMS providers. With COVID-19, we offer actionable solutions to immediately relieve the burden facing our healthcare system. Our mission is simple, Improving people's lives by bringing more humanity to healthcare in the home. Our enemy is an often soulless, transactional healthcare system that’s increasingly engineering the vital human touch away from the experience - and often hard to access.

MedArrive is a tech and healthcare services business that enables EMS providers (EMTs and paramedics) to provide care in non-traditional settings under physicians' oversight. The primary use case is care in the home, e.g., ongoing chronic condition monitoring for a homebound patient by an EMS provider under an EMS professional's oversight of a physician or urgent care response. Our company partners with EMS agencies to leverage their excess capacity on the labor supply side, health systems to gain access to overseeing physicians and payers to set up reimbursement pathways for these services.

We are a fast-growing start-up looking for a part-time designer who has experience in creating intuitive, aesthetically pleasing and clean designs with preferably a background in the healthcare or consumer industries. 

Your Role: 

As our UI/UX Designer, you will work in self-directed fashion, iterating on feedback from internal and external stakeholders. Your objective is to design our platform for in-home medical support in a complex, multi-stakeholder industry. The primary components of our platform include 4 critical experiences - (1) Primary Health Care Provider experience (2) Emergency Medical Services (EMS) experience (3) Patient experience and (4) MedArrive administration experience.

In this role, you will help bring the product vision to life while imagining new ways to deliver a world class platform in a dynamic startup environment. 

You will report to and work with the Senior Product Manager and this is a 100% remote role within the US. 

What you'll do:

• Create seamless user experiences across multiple devices.
• Design for web and mobile applications with a focus on visual design.
• Take ownership of user interfaces for different stakeholders.
• Optimize for intuitive user experience while creating spaces for user delight.
• Gather and analyze requirements for different user flows.
• Conceptualize user interactions for multiple scenarios. 
• Plan and implement new UI designs.
• Combine creativity with tested design elements.
• Have a consistent look and feel for numerous users and platforms.
• Adhere to current brand styling like colors, font and brand images.
• Provide initial copywriting and text content.
• Present high-fidelity drafts to internal teams and key stakeholders.
• Conduct weekly design reviews with internal stakeholders
• Iterate on feedback for fast design cycles.

What you'll need:

• 5 - 8 years experience using design software like Sketch/Figma.
• 5+ years experience in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, etc.)
• Portfolio demonstrating designs used in web products.
• Experience creating high-fidelity clickable prototypes using Invision, Figma or similar
• Experience using design collaboration / handoff tools such as Zeplin or similar
• Familiarity with creating design systems using the “Atomic Design” framework.
• Coding and debugging experience using HTML5/CSS3 and some plain JavaScript.
• Squarespace experience is a plus.
• Elastic UI experience is a plus.
• Healthcare experience is a plus.

What you’ll have:

• Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment with people from various backgrounds.
• Excellent problem solving skills.
• Familiarity working in an agile development environment using scrum and/or kanban methodologies.
• Attention to detail and critical thinking.
• Outstanding written and verbal skills.
• Great time-management skills to prioritize tasks effectively.

Role Details and Benefits

• This is a part time role, approximately 20 hours per week
• Healthcare benefits, PTO and other benefits provided