Kanav Jain

Independent product and systems work on accountability infrastructure for high-stakes AI. Created Ethotechnics, a product operating framework for enterprise AI deployment, and specified Mechanized Auditability Protocols — decision ledgers designed for hospital CISO and procurement review.

• Specified the operating model behind the framework: graduated authorization states, a six-step reconsideration loop, and the conditions that force human review.
• Authored Mechanized Auditability Protocols — an append-only ledger specification covering evidence snapshots, override records, and correction events.
• Published research on the operational gap between automated recommendations and human clinical execution.

Co-founded Andwise, a physician financial-wellness company focused on trusted decision support for doctors navigating contracts, debt, home buying, advisor trust, and the transition from training to practice. Raised $240K in initial funding, grew to 1,200+ physician users and a 700-member community, and convened a 50+ physician medical advisory board.

• Raised funding for the Contract Analyzer and shipped it with review processes that paired content with legal oversight.
• Built a directory of vetted financial planners and created educational sessions with CFPs and JDs.
• Built a medical advisory board of over 50 physicians to guide product and content decisions.

Led product work across value-based specialty-care and care-navigation programs, including Surgery, Urgent Care, Behavioral Health, and Oncology Care.

• Covered multiple divisions (Surgery, Urgent Care, Behavioral Health, Oncology Care) with unified playbooks for clinicians and benefits partners.
• Managed and mentored product managers and senior product managers across specialty-care programs.
• Created a unified member record so nurses and navigators shared the same facts during live care coordination.

Director of Digital Products & Strategy for CancerCompass / CTCA Marketplace, a CTCA-affiliated oncology information, navigation, and patient-engagement platform. CTCA was later acquired by City of Hope.

• Led relaunch and product strategy for an oncology information and patient-engagement platform serving 30MM annual visitors.
• Reduced bounce rate by 25% and increased chat conversions by 267% through interface and analytics updates.
• Directed product strategy and $2M in software development execution across core platforms.

Product Manager at Doximity across hiring and hospital marketing products, search and user growth, and mobile apps; product lead for Doximity Dialer.

• Product lead for Doximity Dialer, a clinician communication product letting doctors call patients from personal devices while preserving office caller ID and personal privacy.
• Dialer went on to power 110M+ video and audio visits from 300K+ active clinicians.
• Scaled core clinician surfaces across Dialer, secure messaging, profile verification, and career marketplace.

Implementation Engineer / Technical Services at Epic, supporting EHR implementation, clinical workflow configuration, rollout, training, quality-measurement, and federal incentive-program workflows.

• Configured EHR clinical decision-support rules, order sets, and documentation flows across hospital health systems.
• Engineered Meaningful Use and quality-measurement workflows inside Epic's clinical rule engine.
• Mapped hospital policy constraints into system rules to eliminate alert fatigue and ensure patient safety compliance.