At Nym, we’re passionate about simplifying healthcare by automating the accurate interpretation of clinical language.
Our interdisciplinary team has developed innovative technology that can understand clinical language and provides an entirely new way of analyzing and decoding medical records into clear, concise, and actionable information. This ultimately ensures clinical and administrative teams can spend more time focused on patient care.
At Nym, the future is bright. Our engine currently processes over six million charts annually in more than 300 emergency department and urgent care settings across the US. We are backed by top-tier VCs and growing rapidly, with offices in NYC and Tel Aviv.
Come join us!
The position involves joining the Infrastructure team as an IT Manager, in a full-time, onsite role based in Tel Aviv, responsible for the company's internal systems, employee devices, and office infrastructure. This is a highly independent, self-driven role that at times requires running things on your own, with strong ownership. The role is global in scope, working closely with our teams in the US.
Responsibilities include managing SaaS-based IT services and identity/access administration, provisioning and maintaining employee laptops, and overseeing the company's basic office infrastructure, while collaborating with Security, People, and Engineering to keep the organization's IT foundation reliable and secure.
Candidates can apply via the website form or email resumes to jobs@nymhealth.com with name and position details. Note: Cookie settings may need adjustment to access the application form.
Nym transforms revenue cycle management by fully automating the medical coding process. Our autonomous medical coding engine deciphers clinical language in patient charts and accurately assigns medical charge codes in seconds and with zero human intervention.
By automating medical coding, Nym empowers health systems, hospitals, and physician groups to improve operational efficiency, optimize financial performance, and reduce administrative burdens, ultimately enabling providers to focus more time on patient care.
