Director, Healthcare Technology Product Management – Health International (m/f/d)
The Role
Lead the International Health product strategy for AI-powered Clinical Decision Support, shaping how clinicians around the world access trusted medical knowledge.
At Wolters Kluwer Health, the UpToDate suite supports millions of clinical decisions every day. As AI—including Generative AI and Agentic AI—transforms how clinicians search for, interpret, and apply medical knowledge, we are building intelligent experiences that improve access to trusted guidance while maintaining the highest standards of clinical quality, safety, and trust.
As Director, Technology Product Management – Health International, you will define the international product strategy for AI-enabled Clinical Decision Support and lead a global team responsible for identifying, validating, and scaling innovative product capabilities across international markets.
Reporting to the General Manager, Health International, you will lead a global team of Product Managers and act as the strategic bridge between International markets and the US Product organization. Working closely with the VP of Product, Engineering, Clinical SMEs, Commercial, and Regional leaders, you will ensure international customer insights and market opportunities shape the global innovation roadmap while accelerating experimentation and adoption across diverse geographies.
Your team will operate as an integral part of the global Product organization. While reporting into the International Health Segment, Product Managers will frequently participate in global cross-functional product pods led by the US Product organization, requiring strong collaboration, shared ownership, and alignment across regions.
This is a player-coach leadership role. While leading and developing a global Product team, you will remain actively engaged in strategic product discovery, customer engagement, and high-impact AI initiatives, particularly where executive sponsorship and cross-functional leadership are required.
This is a global role which requires (international) travels of approximately 25% of the time.