AI-driven primary care and telehealth platform for consumers and partners
Doctronic runs an AI doctor service delivering primary care online, built on a Python/FastAPI and Next.js stack with native Swift and Kotlin apps, WebRTC for live visits, and FHIR for clinical data exchange. Accelerating, senior-heavy hiring plus open Implementation Director and Medical Director roles point to a push into enterprise and payer channels, while pain points cluster on production reliability, deployment speed and HIPAA limits on marketing tracking.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Lead, Implementation Director, Medical Director
Doctronic is a privately held health technology company headquartered in New York, NY, with 51–200 employees. It offers AI-powered primary care consultations accessible to anyone online, alongside clinician-facing tools and partner integrations. The company serves consumers directly and is building enterprise and payer relationships through implementation and health-economics work. Its platform spans web, iOS and Android, running on AWS with ECS, RDS and Kubernetes. Hiring is concentrated in the United States across engineering, product, sales, marketing and healthcare functions.
Doctronic uses Next.js, React and TypeScript on the web, Swift and Kotlin for mobile, Python with FastAPI, Flask and Celery on the backend, PostgreSQL, MariaDB and Redis for data, and AWS ECS, RDS and Kubernetes for infrastructure.
Yes. Engineering is Doctronic's largest hiring area, with demand skewed toward senior roles, alongside product, sales, marketing and healthcare positions, all based in the United States. Hiring velocity is accelerating.
Doctronic is building enterprise integration strategy, payer-ready economic packages from clinical evidence, AI consultation and clinician tool integrations, a patient onboarding feature, a partner onboarding framework, and new media planning tools.
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