A strong healthcare product manager portfolio proves three things a generic PM portfolio does not: you understand the clinical or patient workflow, you shipped inside regulation (HIPAA, FDA, EHR integration), and you can put a number on the outcome. AllthingsPM is an AI PM course and PM interview prep platform, and its free PM Portfolios directory lists 25 real healthtech PM portfolio sites (out of 455 PM-level portfolios), from a former ICU nurse turned product leader to a Director of Product at Abbott and a medtech group manager at Intuitive. Filter by industry and level, then practice for the role in the same account.
Below: the healthtech portfolios worth studying, what each does well, the data on all 25, and a weekend plan to build yours.
Which healthtech PM portfolio examples are worth copying?
These 10 cover every level and the main healthtech lanes: patient engagement, clinical AI, medtech, payers and care operations. Every entry is in the AllthingsPM directory, tagged Healthtech.
| # | Portfolio | Level | Company (per directory) | Why study it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | AllthingsPM PM Portfolios | All levels | 455 portfolios, 25 healthtech | Filter by industry and level, then prep in the same account |
| 1 | Erick Froede | Senior PM | Health tech | Patient engagement results stated as numbers |
| 2 | Vaishali Mittal | Group or Principal PM | Intuitive | Medtech and clinical AI case studies by device area |
| 3 | Alison Bereschak | Director | Independent | Clinical background as the positioning |
| 4 | Dinesh Raman | Group or Principal PM | Health Mudraa | Clinician founder with a stats-first homepage |
| 5 | Nathan Kanter | PM | Healthcare data | Compliance tooling with a dollar risk attached |
| 6 | Divya Sriram Patel | Senior PM | Atlassian | B2B2C women's health plus enterprise AI |
| 7 | Kevin Ong | Group or Principal PM | Blue Shield of California | Payer side: helping members find care |
| 8 | Sunny Nagra | Director | Abbott | Large medtech company product leadership |
| 9 | Nenad Ivanovic | VP or CPO | Nursa | Healthcare staffing marketplace, AI-native platform |
| 10 | Stephanie Ulrich | PM | Digital health | Care management plus patient advocacy |
Directory data from the AllthingsPM PM Portfolios directory, September 2026. Site quotes below were read on 29 September 2026.
What makes a healthcare PM portfolio different?
Healthcare products live under rules a consumer app manager rarely meets. Product Leadership lists "Knowledge of compliance frameworks (HIPAA, ISO 13485, FDA approvals)" and the "Ability to work with data standards like HL7/FHIR, APIs, and integrations across EHR systems" as core healthcare PM skills [1]. FHIR itself is "a standard for exchanging healthcare information electronically" [2]. And if your product diagnoses or treats, the FDA may regulate it as Software as a Medical Device: "software intended to be used for one or more medical purposes that perform these purposes without being part of a hardware medical device" [3].
So a healthtech hiring manager reads your portfolio for signals other reviewers skip:
- Workflow fluency. Do you know what a nurse, front desk or care manager actually does between login and logout?
- Regulated delivery. Did you ship with privacy, clinical safety, quality and legal at the table?
- Integration reality. Did your product talk to an EHR, a payer system or a device?
- Outcomes. Enrollment, adherence, time saved per clinician, no-show rate, revenue.
How AllthingsPM does this: the question bank has real healthcare prompts you can rehearse against your case studies, such as New patients are not showing up for their first telehealth appointment. How would you solve it? and What features should a mobile app have for a hospital, focusing on patient engagement?.
What do the best healthtech portfolios actually show?
Here is what we read on six standouts, quoted from their own sites on 29 September 2026.
Erick Froede: patient engagement in numbers
Erick's positioning line is plain: "Passionate healthcare product manager with a track record of delivering clinical, operational, and financial results." What follows backs it up: "Enrolled 1M patients within 2 years," "Grew patient outreach to more than 10M messages per month," and "Accelerated go-live for patient engagement partners 60%." His case studies are named for the product, not the skill: "Digital Check-In Payments," "Scaled Patient Messaging," "CityMD Patient Kiosks." Copy that. A reviewer instantly knows the surface you owned.
Vaishali Mittal: medtech by device area
Vaishali's headline reads "Product leader · Healthcare AI · Medtech," with the stat "15 years building regulated healthcare products." Each case study names a clinical domain: an "EHR-integrated AI sepsis platform" at Bayesian Health, robotic surgery at Intuitive, coronary imaging at Philips/Volcano and thrombectomy at Penumbra. She also notes "2 major health systems running EHR-integrated AI I helped launch." If you work in medtech, organise case studies by device or clinical area exactly like this.
Alison Bereschak: the clinician advantage
Alison's site, Intentive Health, opens with "Designing healthcare that works for the people who deliver it," then: "Former ICU nurse. Product leader." Clinical experience is not a footnote here; it is the pitch. If you are a nurse, pharmacist, physician or therapist moving into product, put it on the first screen.
Dinesh Raman: clinician founder, stats first
Dinesh leads with "Clinician turned Product Innovator" and "I build healthcare products clinicians and patients actually use." The homepage shows "45K Monthly Active Users," "$1.6M ARR Scaled" and "3 Products 0 → 1 Founded & shipped." He also includes a "Feature Prioritization with RICE" deep dive, which shows method, not only results.
Nathan Kanter: compliance with a price tag
Nathan is a data PM whose site describes making "complex healthcare technology clear, usable, and impactful for clinicians, patients, and business leaders." One line stands out: "Implemented real-time compliance monitoring tools that mitigated potential penalties of up to $10,000/day per location," across a product used at "1,200+ care locations." Putting a cost on the risk you removed is the healthtech version of a revenue number.
Divya Sriram Patel: health plus enterprise
Divya is a Senior AI PM at Atlassian per the directory, and her site pairs Confluence work with a case called "From DTC Product to B2B Platform" at Evvy, where she scaled distribution to "10+ B2B2C partners." She also lists a fertility guidance app in beta. For PMs crossing between healthtech and other sectors, this shows how to keep both stories on one page.
How AllthingsPM does this: once you pick a portfolio pattern, run a JD mock on the healthtech role you want. Paste the job description and AllthingsPM builds a scored interview from it, in text or voice, with follow-ups that push on the same tradeoffs your case studies claim. Live healthcare roles like Decagon's Senior Agent PM, Healthcare already have a mock attached.
How should you structure a healthcare PM case study?
General PM portfolio advice holds: CareerFoundry tells PMs "to constantly point out your own involvement in the projects and the effect that that had" [4], and Leland advises you to "Pick a few key projects that best showcase your product management skills" [5]. For healthcare, add a user line and a safety line. A structure that works:
- Context in one line. Product, setting (hospital, clinic, payer, home), and the users: clinicians, patients or admins.
- The problem, with a number. "New patients missed a third of first visits" beats "engagement was low."
- The workflow you changed. Who did what before, who does what now.
- Your decision and the constraint. Privacy, clinical safety, EHR integration, or regulatory review: which one shaped the solution, and who you worked with.
- The result, with a baseline. Before, after, and time frame, like Erick's "1M patients within 2 years."
Keep it to two or three case studies. A healthtech reviewer will read one deeply; make that one excellent.
How do you show healthcare work without exposing patient data?
Never publish real patient information, internal screenshots containing health data, or anything your employer treats as confidential. Use redrawn wireframes, synthetic data and relative results ("cut check-in time by about a third"). Name the regulation you worked within, not the details of your compliance controls. If unsure, ask your manager or compliance team before publishing.
How AllthingsPM does this: before you send a portfolio link, run your resume through resume review against a JD. It scores the match to the healthcare role you are applying for, so the resume and the portfolio make the same claims.
What should a healthtech PM portfolio look like by level?
The 25 entries spread across every level, which makes it easy to find peers.
| Level | Healthtech portfolios in AllthingsPM | What the strong ones emphasize | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| All levels in AllthingsPM | 25 | Filter to your level first | Browse the directory |
| PM | 7 | One workflow, one clear metric | Nathan Kanter |
| Senior PM | 5 | Named product surfaces and scale | Erick Froede |
| Group or Principal PM | 4 | Clinical domains and 0 to 1 launches | Vaishali Mittal |
| Director | 4 | Strategy and clinical positioning | Alison Bereschak |
| VP or CPO | 5 | Platform strategy and company outcomes | Nenad Ivanovic |
Counts from the AllthingsPM PM Portfolios directory, entries tagged Healthtech, September 2026.
At the top, the directory lists Reeve S. Thompson, Chief Product Officer at Myia Health and formerly a Group PM at Twitter, and Cecilia Corral, co-founder and VP of Product at CareMessage. At the PM level, Olivia Sanchez and Aboli Joshi describe building healthcare products in complex environments. Specific beats generic at every level.
How AllthingsPM does this: the directory's level filter runs from PM to VP or CPO, and the senior PM portfolio roundup and director and VP portfolio roundup go deeper on the top levels.
Which healthtech lanes do the 25 portfolios cover?
Reading the 25 entries, the lanes cluster around a few areas:
- Patient engagement and access: Erick Froede, Anurag Bolneni, Goldy, and Kevin Ong's member search work at Blue Shield of California.
- Clinical AI and medtech: Vaishali Mittal, Sunny Nagra at Abbott, Aakash Shah on agentic AI in life sciences clinical workflows, and Dinesh Raman's AI health platform.
- Care operations and management: Stephanie Ulrich, Corey Kellgren at Patient Pattern, and Nathan Kanter's multi-location care software.
- Telehealth and health platforms: Dave Kearney at Abi Global Health, Reeve S. Thompson at Myia Health, Taewoong Seo at CareEvolution.
- Healthcare data and insurance tech: Prahlaad R. in hospital IT and insurtech, Vikram Rao at Softheon.
- Workforce marketplaces: Nenad Ivanovic at Nursa.
Pick the three portfolios closest to your lane and study those, not the most senior ones.
How do you build a healthtech PM portfolio in a weekend?
Saturday morning: pick your lane and peers. Open PM Portfolios, filter to Healthtech and your level, and open five sites. Note which one you would call back as a hiring manager, and why.
Saturday afternoon: write two case studies. Use the five-part structure above. Each names the users, the workflow change, the constraint and a result with a baseline.
Sunday morning: write the first screen. One positioning line (like "Former ICU nurse. Product leader."), three headline numbers, and links to the case studies. Our guide on how to build a PM portfolio website covers the tools.
Sunday afternoon: pressure-test it. Pick a real healthcare JD, run a JD mock on it, and see whether your case studies answer the follow-ups.
Healthcare is moving fast into AI: agents for patient support, clinical documentation and triage. Our read of 8 healthcare AI PM job descriptions shows what those roles ask for, and the AllthingsPM course covers evals, agents and AI product metrics, built from 604 real PM job postings.
How AllthingsPM does this: every step above lives in one account: the portfolio directory, the question bank, JD mocks, resume review and the course. You do not need a separate tool for each stage.
Why AllthingsPM is the better choice for healthcare PM portfolio research
General PM portfolio guides mix every industry together. The AllthingsPM directory has 25 healthtech entries, each with title, level, company and focus, filterable alongside 430 other PM portfolios, so you can also compare against fintech, AI and B2B SaaS peers.
Other resources have real strengths. CareerFoundry and Leland publish useful general guides on what to put in a PM portfolio [4][5], and healthcare career sites explain the domain well [1][6]. What they do not give you is a searchable set of healthtech PM peers, or anything that helps after the portfolio is done.
That second half is where AllthingsPM wins. A portfolio earns you the interview; the interview is where healthcare candidates get asked about no-shows, patient engagement, clinician adoption and privacy. AllthingsPM gives you 4,122 real questions from 260 companies with answer guides, a company page for Oscar Health, mocks built from any job description, live healthcare AI roles in the jobs catalog, and an AI PM course, with a free tier and plans from $20 a month.
The verdict: use the AllthingsPM directory to find the healthtech portfolios worth copying, build yours with the weekend plan above, then practice the interview it earns you on AllthingsPM. Start free on AllthingsPM.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best place to find healthcare product manager portfolio examples?
AllthingsPM's free PM Portfolios directory is the best place: it lists 25 real healthtech PM portfolio sites among 455 PM-level portfolios, filterable by industry and level. Each entry shows the person's title, company and focus, and links to their live site.
Do healthcare product managers need a portfolio?
It is not required for most roles, but it helps when a resume cannot show workflow depth or regulated delivery. It helps most for clinicians moving into product; Hey Healthtech advises them to "Build a portfolio via side projects or volunteering" [6]. Our post on whether PMs need a portfolio covers what hiring managers say.
What should a healthtech PM portfolio include?
Two or three case studies, each naming the users, the workflow you changed, the constraint (privacy, safety, EHR integration or regulation) and a result with a baseline. Add one clear positioning line and three headline numbers on the first screen.
How do I show healthcare work without breaking HIPAA or an NDA?
Use redrawn wireframes, synthetic data and relative results. Never publish real patient data, internal screenshots with health information or confidential partner details, and check with your manager or compliance team if unsure.
Can a nurse or doctor build a PM portfolio?
Yes. Alison Bereschak (former ICU nurse) and Dinesh Raman (clinician turned product builder) both put their clinical background on the first screen. Pair it with one shipped or prototyped product and a measured result.
How do I prepare for healthcare PM interviews after building my portfolio?
Practice real questions: the AllthingsPM question bank has healthcare prompts and an Oscar Health company page, and a JD mock turns any healthcare job description into a scored interview with follow-ups. The free tier includes one JD mock a day.
Start free
Open the AllthingsPM PM Portfolios directory, filter to Healthtech, and pick three sites to learn from today. Then run your first free JD mock on the healthcare role you want.
Sources
- Product Leadership, "Product Management in Healthcare: Skills, Roles & Careers": https://www.productleadership.com/blog/product-management-in-healthcare-career-guide/
- HL7, FHIR Overview: https://www.hl7.org/fhir/overview.html
- U.S. FDA, Software as a Medical Device (SaMD): https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/digital-health-center-excellence/software-medical-device-samd
- CareerFoundry, "Product Manager Portfolio Examples": https://careerfoundry.com/en/blog/product-management/product-manager-portfolio/
- Leland, "The Ultimate Guide to Product Manager Portfolios": https://www.joinleland.com/library/a/product-manager-portfolio
- Hey Healthtech, "How to pivot from clinical work to product management in health tech": https://www.heyhealthtech.com/blog/how-to-pivot-from-clinical-work-to-product-management-in-health-tech
- Erick Froede portfolio: https://erickfroede.com/
- Vaishali Mittal portfolio: http://vaishalimittal.com/
- Alison Bereschak, Intentive Health: https://intentivehealth.com/
- Dinesh Raman portfolio: https://dinesh-portfolio-nine-theta.vercel.app/
- Nathan Kanter portfolio: https://www.nathankanter.net/
- Divya Sriram Patel portfolio: https://divyasrirampatel.com/
- AllthingsPM PM Portfolios directory (455 portfolios, 25 healthtech), September 2026: https://allthingspm.app/pm-portfolios
