HEALTHCARE PRODUCT LEADER

Healthcare products.
Built around people.
Designed to deliver.

I’m Unnat Patel. I connect clinical needs, product strategy, and technology to build better pharmacy and healthcare experiences.

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15+ yearsAcross healthcare & technology
B.S. PharmacyClinical grounding
End to endStrategy through adoption
EXPERIENCE ACROSSAmazonEvernorth / CignaMcKessonCigna HealthAnthem

01 / THE WORK

Six stories. The decisions behind them.

Read the narrative. Inspect the tradeoffs.
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01ReviewEnoughcontext?DecideYesExceptionNARRATIVE + INTERACTIVE FLOW
CASE 01 CLINICAL WORKFLOW & DESIGN

A clearer path for pharmacists

Redesign the review around the decision a pharmacist needs to make.

Use case · Decisions · Flowchart · Evaluation
02ExtractClearenough?ReviewYesExceptionNARRATIVE + INTERACTIVE FLOW
CASE 02 AI PRODUCT STRATEGY & OPERATIONS

Automation that earns its place

Improve useful completion without hiding the work created downstream.

Use case · Decisions · Flowchart · Evaluation
03ReconcileOutcomefound?ResolveYesExceptionNARRATIVE + INTERACTIVE FLOW
CASE 03 ENTERPRISE DATA & PRODUCT DISCOVERY

Making claims more observable

Connect a received record to an outcome, an owner, and a next action.

Use case · Decisions · Flowchart · Evaluation
04EvaluateReadyto release?MonitorYesExceptionNARRATIVE + INTERACTIVE FLOW
CASE 04 CLINICAL PLATFORM & RELEASE JUDGMENT

Earn the right to release

Make validation, operational readiness, and controlled exposure one product decision.

Use case · Decisions · Flowchart · Evaluation
05Identify roleAccessappropriate?Complete taskYesExceptionNARRATIVE + INTERACTIVE FLOW
CASE 05 ENTERPRISE MODERNIZATION & DESIGN

Design the organization into the platform

Connect store workflows, role boundaries, and a shared pharmacy platform.

Use case · Decisions · Flowchart · Evaluation
06AskEvidencesufficient?Human reviewYesExceptionNARRATIVE + INTERACTIVE FLOW
CASE 06 AI VISION & EXPERIENCE DESIGN

Assistance that keeps the expert accountable

Turn AI capability into a bounded, inspectable workflow for a clinical operator.

Use case · Decisions · Flowchart · Evaluation

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How I turn an organizational need into a working product

A shared path across business, clinical operations, product, engineering, and quality.

01 / DISCOVER

Understand the work

Shadow users. Map friction. Quantify the problem.

Business + clinical operations
02 / ALIGN

Make the decisions

Define scope, success metrics, constraints, and ownership.

Product + cross-functional leaders
03 / DESIGN

Make it concrete

Connect flows, wireframes, APIs, and acceptance criteria.

Design + engineering + product
04 / VALIDATE

Prove readiness

Replay cases. Test exceptions. Agree on launch gates.

QA + safety + compliance + ops
05 / LEARN

Launch and improve

Dial up gradually. Monitor outcomes. Close feedback loops.

Product + operations + engineering
↳ Operational feedback and product reviews feed the next discovery cycle.

PRODUCT LAB / A VISION MADE CONCRETE

What should an assistant do
when it shouldn’t answer?

Care Navigator is an independent concept for operator assistance. Try a supported question, missing evidence, and an out-of-scope request. The route changes—and so does the product’s responsibility.

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Concept prototype

This is a scripted interactive demonstration, not a live AI service or an employer product. All scenarios are invented; no patient information is used.

02 / THE THINKING

The thinking behind
the delivery.

Lessons from clinical launches, enterprise delivery, and the decisions that make technology dependable.

A space to think out loud,
and learn together.

03 / WHAT’S NEXT

Where I see opportunity for AI.

PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE

My personal perspective on future AI opportunities: dependable foundations, useful assistance, and human accountability.

01 / FOUNDATION

Build on dependable
foundations.

Bring clinical services, reliable data, and consistent workflows together. Clear interfaces and observable failures make the next layer safer to build.

The question Can each decision be traced to trustworthy data?
02 / AUTOMATION

Let automation handle
the routine.

Explore assistance in documentation, knowledge retrieval, and operational routing. Evaluate the completed workflow, including corrections and human review.

The question Does the workflow reduce total effort and rework?
03 / INTELLIGENCE

Evaluate carefully.
Expand deliberately.

Explore broader assistance only when evidence supports it. Use narrow pilots, clear action boundaries, and expert review to assess where AI adds value.

The question What evidence justifies the next level of autonomy?

04 / THE VISION

Build thoughtfully.
Share openly.
Keep moving forward.

I bring a pharmacy foundation to product leadership—and a product mindset to complex healthcare problems.

My experience spans Amazon, Evernorth / Cigna, McKesson, Cigna Health, and Anthem: clinical safety, pharmacy operations, enterprise data, customer care, and AI. I’ve grown from systems analysis into product and team leadership, connecting business goals with the details that determine whether a solution works.

Anthem · Senior Business Systems Analyst. My earlier work in clinical decision support and EHR integration helped shape how I think about healthcare AI: useful information in the clinical workflow, with clear human accountability.

I created this space to share the decisions behind the work, make useful knowledge reusable, and give colleagues and hiring managers a clear view of how I lead.

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BEYOND THE WORK

A more personal view.

LET’S TALK

A product challenge.
A leadership opportunity.
A useful conversation.

For opportunities or a conversation about the work, reach me directly by email.

patelunnat@gmail.com
WORK & PERSPECTIVE