In Women's Health | December 3

Jobs from CoFertility, Every Mother Counts, Flo, Elvie, Twentyeight Health, Tia and more!

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Jodi Neuhauser
December 02, 2023

Andddd….we’re back. Welcome to our 150+ new readers - we are glad you are here!

If you’re newer here — I’ll give a quick rundown of what we’re all about.

I’m Jodi Neuhauser, a 3x & VC-backed founder in women’s health. Those experiences taught me how much the right talent accelerates businesses. They also demonstrated how desperate our industry is for a place to connect and develop talent so that our entire ecosystem can innovate faster. So I started In Women’s Health - the only talent connection and development platform for careers in women’s health (broadly defined as any company that improves the lives of women).

I send out this newsletter once a week to share the latest opportunities I’ve heard about in women’s health over the last 7-10 days. Within that time frame, I post everything else on our private Slack community.

In this market, speed + network matters in your job search.

Most recruiters are getting 300-500 applications in the first 24-48 hours. With this many candidates, recruiters are often closing off job applications within the first 24-48 hours.

If you are currently working in women’s health or looking for your first women’s health role, consider joining our In Women’s Health’s private membership platform. For $59/month you’ll get:

  • Access to the industry’s most up-to-date job board with 100+ women’s health companies

  • Access to our private Slack community with up-to-date jobs, interview info and more

  • Access to our Talent Academy including our StrengthsMultiplier Assessment and cohort-based group leadership trainings

  • Virtual and live insider events with tangible content

  • 1:1 AI-based jobs and networking matching

This week our members got some great insider tips from Sara Weathington, Founding Recruiter at Turquoise Health. In the next few weeks we’re going to hear from recruiters from Carrot Fertility, Maven and more.

  • This week we:

    • Matched 44 members to jobs on our jobs board with our AI-based talent matching tool

    • Had 2 members get a new job

    • Posted over 100+ new jobs on our job board

    • Helped 15+ people with insider connections and contact info

    • Got inside advice from a seasoned recruiter

    • Helped 36 people set up email job alerts

We reviewed multiple In Women’s Health member resumes yesterday in our bi-weekly networking session, alongside Maggie Ruvoldt, a 25+year HR veteran and current Chief Human Resources Officer (and IWH member). Here are a few tips that stood out:

  • It’s ok to push your resume to 2 pages these days (but not more…)

  • If your education section does go to your second page and you have an advanced degree, make sure to mention this in your summary on page 1

  • A personal tidbits section will be important for smaller companies and startups, but isn’t needed for larger companies.

  • You may want to think about removing your address from your resume, especially if you are looking for remote jobs

  • Make sure to include an active link to your LinkedIn profile

  • Have enough white space to make it easier to read and scan quickly

  • Use formatting tricks to get important info to stand out

  • And the never-gets-old advice of make sure to use data to show impact and start each bullet with an action verb.

See you out and about in the ecosystem. I appreciate you.

xxJodi

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MAKE SURE YOU’RE ON OUR RADAR

Regardless of if you are actively looking or just curious about new roles in women’s health, make sure you take 3 minutes to add your profile to our confidential talent network.

We won’t share your information with anyone without asking you, but this helps us to point recruiters or other talent professionals in the right direction if they contact us looking for strong candidates who are interested in improving the lives of women.

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This newsletter was too long to keep the algorithms happy so I’ll return with the WEEKLY DOSE of Mindset, Skillset, Toolset and Network content next week.

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🧑‍🤝‍🧑 MEETUPS THIS COMING WEEK

Monday December 4th, 2023 

Branding Expert Christina Vuleta will be joining us to talk about building your personal brand and positioning yourself during a job-search pivot.  She will be giving a few short thoughts and then we’ll open it up to the group.  Come with any questions about your 30-second pitch, how to showcase your brand in an interview, ways to develop your job-search brand, tell your story and more.

Given the late notice, we will definitely record the call.

1pm EST

Thursday December 7th, 2023

Our bi-weekly In Women’s Health Networking Meetup

Join fellow IWH members for our monthly meetup where we get to know each other, share career questions, advice and insider tips on advancing your career in women’s health.

3pm EST

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If you are hiring or looking for a freelance or full-time job, let me know here: http://bit.ly/3EeGgCQ

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🎁 If you get a new job in women’s health email me. I have something for you.

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🌎 International Roles

🏫 Internships

⏰ Freelance/Contract/Part-Time Roles

💻 Product/Engineering/Data & Analytics/IT

 🎩 Senior and C-Level Roles

  • Product Counsel, Hims & Hers (Digital Health, Public), Remote, $190K—$250K.

  • VP Strategy, Stitch Fix - TrueSearch handling search

  • CTO, Life360 - TrueSearch handling search

  • CTO, Nutrafol - TrueSearch handling search

  • CMO, Marley Spoon - TrueSearch handling search

  • SVP, Engineering, Equinox - TrueSearch handling search

  • VP, Development, Every Mother Counts

  • VP, Programs & Impact, Every Mother Counts

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Opportunity for a Co-Founder for a Women’s Health Startup

Amy Cuevas Schroeder, founder of Jumble & Flow and The Midst, is seeking a cofounder with a background in product development or engineering. The Midst is an independent media company targeting women in their 40s and into their 50s, with a big focus on perimenopause. Amy currently works for a Silicon Valley VC firm and founded her first business, Venus (a magazine about creative women), at 19 and sold the company in her early 30s. She went on to lead content for Etsy, Minted, Writer.com, and other brands and startups.

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💥 Marketing/Growth/Sales

🫂 Customer Success/Care Coordinator

✍️ Policy & Non-Profit

Reprojobs.org is a great source. We are BIG FANS!

👥 Board Roles

Didn’t see any this week that fit but send any along that you see!

🏥 Clinical Roles & In-Clinic Business Roles

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