Lotus Health AI

Communications Director at Lotus Health AI (New York, NY)

Lotus Health AI· New York, NY·

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Employment
Full-Time

Job description

Communications Director — Lotus AI (NYC)

About Lotus

Lotus is building the future of primary care with AI, backed by Kleiner Perkins and CRV. We've found real product market fit and are growing fast, combining clinical rigor with a product experience that actually feels human. Now we're building out the team to match that momentum, and the people we hire now will shape what Lotus looks and feels like for years to come.

The Role

We're looking for the person who gets Lotus talked about. You live inside press and publicity: you book podcasts, place stories, and know how to engineer a moment that actually travels. You think like a campaign operator: fast-moving, culturally fluent, and comfortable building buzz from scratch. You know how to turn a founder, a story, or a moment into something meaningful worth sharing. You're plugged into media and culture right now. You can walk into a room of journalists, podcast hosts, or culture writers and already knowing who matters and why. You move fast, write well, and know the difference between coverage that looks good on a slide and coverage that moves people. This is a founding role on our new NYC office team.

What we're looking for

  • Real experience booking podcasts, placing press, and building moments that get genuine traction
  • A campaign or culture-side instinct for narrative and timing
  • Current, active relationships across media, podcasts, and culture
  • Strong writing and fast execution, comfortable operating on a small team
  • A track record of getting a founder or personality real visibility

If this is you, we want to talk.

Why work at Lotus Health AI

  • Mission-Driven: Opportunity to "rebuild healthcare" from the ground up, working at the intersection of AI and clinical medicine.
  • Team Composition: A mix of AI/ML engineers (from Yale, Johns Hopkins, Berkeley), senior iOS engineers (ex-Tinder), and clinical leaders (MDs from Stanford, Harvard, UCSF, UCLA).
  • Culture: Described as building "the future of infinite care" with a focus on evidence-based, proactive medicine.
  • Work Environment: Likely hybrid/office in San Francisco given the team concentration; specific remote policy not publicly detailed.
  • Funding & Stability: Well-funded ($41M) with top-tier VC backing, providing strong runway for product development.
  • Impact: Opportunity to work on a mission-driven product that directly addresses the U.S. primary care shortage and makes healthcare more accessible.

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