Lifecycle Marketing Lead

About Mednet

Mednet is a free, physician-only community built to answer the complex clinical questions that define everyday practice. While most clinical support tools retrieve and summarize the same widely-available resources, Mednet surfaces the judgment, experience, and pattern recognition of leading experts. Our goal is simple: to give every physician access to the collective wisdom of medicine, no matter where they practice.

The Role

We're looking for a Lifecycle Marketing Lead to own how physicians experience Mednet across their entire journey, from the moment they verify their credentials, through their first question asked and answered, to becoming a power user who returns weekly for clinical insight they can't find anywhere else.

You'll design and ship the messaging that turns one-time visitors into engaged community members, and engaged members into long-term contributors. Email, push, in-app: every touchpoint is yours to architect, test, and improve. You'll partner closely with the product and medical teams to make sure every message a physician receives is timely, relevant, and worth their attention (because their time is genuinely precious).

This is a high-ownership role. You'll define the lifecycle strategy, build it in Braze, and measure its impact on activation, engagement, and retention.

What you'll do

• Own the end-to-end physician lifecycle: onboarding, activation, engagement, re-engagement, and reactivation

• Design and build multi-channel campaigns in Braze across email, push, and in-app, including triggered journeys, behavioral campaigns, and broadcast sends

• Develop segmentation strategies that account for specialty, practice setting, tenure, and engagement patterns so every physician receives content relevant to their practice

• Partner with the product team to instrument the events and user properties needed to power personalized messaging, and to ensure in-app experiences feel native rather than bolted on

• Build and run a continuous experimentation roadmap (subject lines, send times, channel mix, message frequency, content variants) and translate results into a sharper program over time

• Define and report on the metrics that matter: activation rate, weekly active physicians, question-asking and answering behavior, retention curves, and channel-level performance

• Collaborate with the medical team to surface the right expert insights to the right physician at the right moment

• Maintain deliverability hygiene, suppression logic, and frequency caps so we earn (and keep) a place in physicians' inboxes and notification trays

What you bring

• 4+ years of lifecycle, CRM, or growth marketing experience, ideally at a community-driven or consumer product

• Deep, hands-on Braze expertise. You've built Canvases, written Liquid, set up Connected Content, configured event-triggered journeys, and debugged your share of campaigns

• Proven track record running email, push, and in-app programs that moved real metrics (activation, retention, engagement), with the numbers to back it up

• Strong segmentation and audience-building instincts; comfort working directly with product and data teams to define the events and traits you need

• A rigorous, experiment-first mindset. You don't ship campaigns, you ship tests

• Excellent writing chops, especially the ability to communicate clearly and respectfully with a sophisticated, time-constrained audience

• Comfort operating with autonomy in a small, fast-moving team

Bonus points

• Experience marketing to physicians, healthcare professionals, or other expert/credentialed audiences

• Experience with community or UGC products where engagement depends on contribution, not just consumption

• Comfort in analytics tools like Google Analytics, Mixpanel, or Amplitude

Why Mednet?

You'll be building the connective tissue between physicians and the experts who can answer their hardest clinical questions. Every campaign you ship has the potential to influence a real patient encounter. It's rare to find a lifecycle role where the messages you write actually matter to the people receiving them. This is one of them.