Procedure documentation and clinical workflow automation software for care teams
Provation builds procedure documentation and workflow software for hospitals, surgery centers and anesthesia groups on a Microsoft-centric stack (.NET, C#, SQL Server, Azure, AKS, Terraform). Hiring is heavily product-weighted and senior-to-director level, pointing to roadmap and UX ownership rather than raw engineering expansion. Job posts cluster around HIPAA, legacy interoperability and AI model governance, so compliance shapes how software ships.
Notable leadership hires: Regional Director
Provation, founded in 1994 and headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, develops software, services and medical content that support clinicians across the full procedure lifecycle, from patient intake through follow-up. Its customers include hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, anesthesia groups and medical offices, and the company reports a presence in more than 5,000 such facilities globally. Provation has 201–500 employees and has operated as part of Fortive Corporation since a 2021 acquisition. Go-to-market and back-office operations run on Salesforce, HubSpot, Marketo, Gainsight, NetSuite and Adaptive Insights.
Provation builds on .NET, C#, Entity Framework, SQL Server, Java and TypeScript, hosted on Azure with Azure Kubernetes Service and Terraform, and uses Jira and Azure DevOps for delivery.
Yes. Product is the dominant hiring area at Provation, with an emphasis on senior and director-level roles, all based in the United States. Overall hiring velocity is currently slowing.
Job posts point to clinical data workflow integration, a compliant software release pipeline, SDLC process automation, design system and UX standards, and product strategy work.
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