Parachute Health is transforming post-acute care as the leading digital ordering platform for medical equipment and supplies. We connect major health systems, health plans, and suppliers to help patients get the life-saving products they need at home. Since launching, we've connected 300,000+ clinicians and 3,000+ supplier locations across all 50 states and helped 15M+ patients. What started as a DME ePrescribing tool has become the order management platform of choice for home medical equipment.

Join our team and make a difference in patient care.

About the Role

As Chief Customer Officer at Parachute Health, you own everything that happens after the deal is signed. We are at a growth inflection, moving from a single core product to a multi-product platform, and executing landmark payor and channel partnerships that multiply our delivery load. The company's strategy, products, and pipeline are strong; the constraint on our next chapter is delivery - converting commitments into live, working customers, and making service quality a competitive weapon rather than a liability.

This is an execution-first executive seat, engineered to complement a specialized leadership team. You do not own field selling (CRO), growth architecture or strategic partnerships (CGO), the revenue-operations and commercial-systems stack (EVP Revenue Operations, reporting to the CFO), or finance (CFO). You own the customer's experience of Parachute from go-live forward: implementations and delivery, customer support and service, platform operations, and the cross-functional programs that make those work. When our commercial teams make a promise, you are the executive accountable for keeping it - which frees the CEO to stay focused on product, market, and the external agenda.

Responsibilities

Implementation engine: Own end-to-end customer implementations across suppliers, health systems, and payors — including the surge capacity our 2026 payor go-lives demand — with predictable timelines and quality.
Delivery economics: Own the economics of delivery — on-time and on-budget performance, implementation cost, and the direct line from go-live velocity to revenue recognition. Implementation speed is revenue at our transaction-based model; you treat it that way.
Service transformation: Own customer support and service quality end-to-end, with a mandate to materially improve clinician retention, strengthen enterprise escalation management, and build the service operation into a retention weapon. This is the seat's defining first-year deliverable.
Proactive service model: Move service from reactive to proactive — instrumented client-health scoring, early-warning signals, and playbooks that catch at-risk accounts before they churn, built with the lifecycle instrumentation the EVP Revenue Operations maintains.
Client operations: Run the operational functions that serve live customers day-to-day, with clean handoffs to the account-management and customer-success organizations that own the relationships.
Program management: Own company-level program management for the initiatives that cross functional lines.

Executive Partnership

With the CRO: Deliver the implementation and service quality that protects the number she wins; own the operational side of retention.
With the CGO: Operationalize landmark partnerships post-signature — the delivery infrastructure that makes channel pull-through real.
With the CFO & EVP Rev-Ops: Run execution on the instrumentation they build; feed operational reality back into forecasting and planning.

The profile we're hiring

Execution discipline: Trains run on time under you. You have built operating cadences, delivery engines, and service organizations that perform predictably at scale — and you are personally allergic to slipped commitments.
Strategic foresight: You see two or three moves ahead and name constraints before they bite — capacity walls, service debt, integration bottlenecks — rather than reporting them after impact.
Lived scale experience: You have operated through the passage we are in, whether inside a SaaS, network, or healthcare-technology business, and you know which systems break at which milestones because you were there.