We're looking for someone who wants to operate at the intersection of strategy, relationships, and execution, becoming a genuine force\-multiplier for a CEO who moves fast, thinks expansively, and needs a trusted partner to protect his focus and extend his reach. If you are looking for a role where you manage a calendar and book travel, this is not it. If you are looking for a role where you grow into one of the most strategically important positions in the company, read on.
The Executive Business Partner serves as the CEO's right hand, not in a support capacity, but in a true operational partnership. You will own his time, filter his information, manage his relationships, and take shared accountability for the execution of his highest\-priority initiatives.
In the CEO's own words, what he is looking for is:
"Less about off\-loading tasks and more about you becoming a force\-multiplier in my scope of judgement, strategy, relationships, leverage and execution."
Key Responsibilities
Protect \& Optimize the CEO's Time
- Own the calendar end\-to\-end — not as a scheduler, but as a gatekeeper.
- Pre\-screen every meeting request: does this advance growth, exit readiness, or key relationships?
- Enforce deep\-work blocks, travel recovery buffers, and personal routine protection.
- Say no or redirect on the CEO's behalf — politely and decisively, including internally.
- Prepare decision briefs before key meetings: context, options, tradeoffs.
- Capture and document action items, owners, and deadlines in every meeting.
- Track commitments and follow up relentlessly — and tactfully.
- Outcome: fewer meetings, faster decisions, cleaner execution.
- Maintain a living relationship map: partners, prospects, and strategic KOLs.
- Schedule intentional touchpoints and track where conversations left off.
- Draft follow\-ups and communications in the CEO's voice.
- Maintain CRM hygiene across HubSpot, Monday.com, and related tools.
- Take shared ownership of project outcomes — not just administrative tracking.
- Examples: new model launches, integration timelines, partnership initiatives.
- Build and maintain project trackers. Surface bottlenecks early with proposed solutions.
- Keep the CEO out of the weeds, but fully informed.
- First\-pass email triage and document review.
- Distill meeting notes to what matters: what you need to know / can wait / is noise.
- Synthesize industry intel into brief, actionable summaries.
- Support travel coordination, expense reporting, and scheduling across time zones.
- Understand and protect the CEO's daily routine and working rhythms.
- Anticipate needs before they are voiced.
- You understand how he thinks, decides, communicates, and prioritizes.
- You understand his immediate goals and long\-term vision — and can anticipate needs against them.
- You know what good judgment looks like in his context, and what not to do.
- The CEO is spending more time on growth, partnerships, and innovation — and less on everything else.
- 3–5 years of experience supporting a senior executive, founder, or operator in a fast\-moving environment.
- Exceptional written communication — you can write in someone else's voice and make it sound better.
- Strong project management instincts — you track what matters, escalate early, and close loops.
- High emotional intelligence and discretion — you handle sensitive information without instruction.
- Proficiency in Microsoft 365, HubSpot or comparable CRM, and project tools (Monday.com, etc.).
- Genuine ability to interpret data and metrics — not as an analyst, but enough to brief accurately.
- Experience in ophthalmology
- Familiarity with RCM, accreditation, or ambulatory surgery center operations.
- Experience working directly with a CEO or GP in a high\-growth or exit\-oriented company.
- Someone who has supported a high\-performing founder and knows what "force\-multiplier" actually means in practice.
- Someone who can learn an industry quickly, earns trust fast, and runs toward complexity.
- 401(k)
- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Vision insurance
- Executive administrative support: 5 years (Required)
- Ophthalmology: 1 year (Preferred)
Decision Support \& Follow\-Through
Relationship \& Network Leverage
Strategic Project Management
Information Triage \& Signal Filtering
Personal Logistics
What success looks like \- First 90 days
By the end of your first 90 days, the CEO should be able to trust you fully with his calendar, his relationships, and his attention. Specifically:
Qualifications
Required
Strongly Preferred
Honestly, We Will Trade Healthcare Experience For:
Job Type: Full\-Time (40/hr week)
Location: Remote (with occasional travel to key meetings and offsites)
Salary Range: $70,000\-$85,000
Job Type: Full\-time
Base Pay: $70,000\.00 \- $85,000\.00 per year
Benefits:
Experience:
Work Location: Remote