About Clarity Pediatrics

Clarity Pediatrics is reimagining pediatric chronic care, starting with ADHD. Nearly 10% of children in the US are diagnosed with ADHD, and for parents, finding the right care can feel impossible. We're building a virtual pediatric ADHD clinic that delivers trusted, science-backed care to all families, and it's working. We have strong product-market fit, a growing patient base, and a clear path to expanding into other common chronic conditions like asthma, allergies, and obesity.

Our leadership team has deep healthcare expertise. Our CEO has led two startups to more than $100M in ARR and profitability. Our Chief Medical Officer trained at UCSF and Stanford and previously built specialty care services at Kaiser Permanente. Clarity is female-led: our CEO, Head of Engineering, and product leadership are all women building a company where diverse perspectives drive better care and better technology.

We've raised $14.5M in Series A capital from top VCs who have backed category-defining health-tech companies like One Medical, Hims, Spring Health, Cityblock, Honor, and Tia.

The role

Texas is where we want to invest and experiment most aggressively right now. We’re hiring a Senior Physician Liaison for Dallas–Fort Worth to own the market and to help us build the liaison team that follows. You’ll run lead on the ground provider partnerships here.

This is a field job. You’ll be out four to five days a week in clinics, at the front desk, at lunches, and in hallways between patients. You’ll work a target list of pediatric practices, get past the door, get in front of the physician, and give them a reason to send us their next patient with anxiety, ADHD, or obesity.

What makes this a senior role is the work beyond your own territory. You’ll have real input into which practices belong on the target list and why, using referral patterns, payer mix, and what you are seeing on the ground. You’ll help us hire liaisons in our other markets by sourcing candidates, interviewing, taking finalists into the field, and getting new reps productive once they start. For someone who performs here, the path to managing a team of liaisons is a short one.

We have a strong playbook from California and you’ll get it on day one. Clinical presentations with our own physicians activate new providers better than almost anything else we do. Layering touches inside a tight window is what makes a clinic activate. Expect the playbook to change as we learn Texas. The target list, the pitch, and the sequence will all move, and we want someone who treats that as normal and tells us straight what they are seeing in the field.

You’ll report to our Head of GTM today, and to our Growth General Manager once that role is in seat. You and the GM will experiment to continuously improve our growth playbook for new markets.

What success looks like in year one

200 referring clinics across Dallas–Fort Worth, actively sending patients

Hundreds of individual referring providers inside those clinics

Referral volume growing quarter over quarter across your territory

Relationships stable enough that a clinic keeps referring when you’re not standing in the lobby

Liaisons hired into other Texas markets with your help, ramping on a playbook you helped write

What you’ll own

Activate new clinics Work a target list across Dallas and Fort Worth. Prospect cold, get past the front desk, book the meeting, and turn practices into referring partners. Run the territory like it’s your own book of business.

Run in-services Get in front of a whole practice, physicians and staff together, and teach them what Clarity treats, who to send, and how to send them. You deliver these yourself.

Grow the clinics you win The first referral is the start of the account. Build relationships with physicians, medical assistants, office managers, and referral coordinators until Clarity is the default place they send these patients.

Decide who we call on Help us build and prioritize the target list rather than working someone else’s. Use referral patterns, practice size, payer mix, and your own read of the market to tell us which practices deserve the most touches, which deserve a physician-led presentation, and which we should drop.