RapidAI is the global leader in using AI to combat life-threatening vascular and neurovascular conditions. RapidAI is empowering physicians to make faster decisions for better patient outcomes, leading the next evolution of clinical decision-making and patient workflow. Based on intelligence gained from over 10 million scans in more than 2,000 hospitals in over 60 countries, the Rapid® platform transforms care coordination, offering care teams a level of patient visibility never before possible. RapidAI – where AI meets patient care.
This contract opportunity is ideal for individuals looking to build expertise in SaaS implementation, project management, and customer success within a high-impact, fast-paced environment.
This role is a contract position with an expected duration of five months.
Compensation - The salary range target for the role described in this job description is $6000 per month. Final offer amounts depend on multiple factors including but not limited to candidate experience and expertise, geographic location, compensation/equity mix, and market data. This position may also be eligible for additional incentives such as equity awards, short-term incentives, or sales compensation.
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To help physicians diagnosis and treat stroke, aneurysm, and pulmonary embolism faster and more accurately—ultimately saving more lives and improving patient care.
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