API and practice software connecting healthcare practices, developers, and patients
NexHealth builds an API layer and practice tools that unify fragmented, often on-premise EHR systems for healthcare and dental practices. Hiring skews heavily toward senior sales roles, pointing to a push to convert existing demand and build an SMB playbook. On billing, the stack shows Stripe being adopted as Chargebee is phased out, alongside a Snowflake, dbt, and Looker analytics layer feeding an open data lake initiative.
NexHealth is a San Francisco-based healthcare technology company founded in 2017, with 201–500 employees. It serves medical and dental practices with software that reduces administrative work, and offers an API that developers use to build products for practices and their patients. Its engineering runs on Ruby on Rails, Python, Go, and Java across AWS and GCP with Kubernetes and PostgreSQL. The company is privately held and hires in the United States, India, and Canada.
NexHealth uses Ruby on Rails, Python, Go, Java, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, AWS, and GCP, with Snowflake, dbt, Looker, and Tableau for analytics and Salesforce and HubSpot for go-to-market.
Yes. Sales is NexHealth's largest hiring area, weighted toward senior roles, with engineering and product next. Hiring spans the United States, India, and Canada.
Job posts point to an open data lake for health records, next-generation EHR integrations, API-first developer products, DevOps built for rapid growth, and an SMB sales playbook.
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