Vice President of Marketing, Health Technology
Career GuideKey Responsibilities
- Set marketing strategy tied to revenue and pipeline goals
- Own product positioning, messaging, and go-to-market plans
- Lead demand generation, ABM, and lifecycle programs
- Manage brand, PR, thought leadership, and events
- Partner with sales on territory plans, SLAs, and enablement
- Ensure HIPAA/FDA-compliant claims and content
- Build and manage budgets, forecasts, and team performance
- Track marketing analytics, attribution, and ROI
Career Progression
Can Lead To
Chief Marketing Officer (CMO)
Senior Vice President (SVP) of Marketing
General Manager / Business Unit Leader
Transition Opportunities
Chief Revenue Officer (CRO)
VP/Head of Product Management
Director/VP of Corporate Strategy & Business Development
Common Skill Gaps
Often Missing Skills
HIPAA/FDA-compliant marketing and claims substantiationNavigating healthcare buying groups (payers, providers, IDNs)End-to-end demand gen with forecasting and pipeline accountabilityMarketing automation and CRM integration (Marketo/Salesforce)Clinical and administrative stakeholder product positioning
Development SuggestionsComplete HIPAA/FDA healthcare marketing compliance training; run a Marketo/HubSpot ABM pilot and report pipeline-to-revenue attribution.
Salary & Demand
Median Salary Range
Entry Level$170,000–$220,000
Mid Level$220,000–$290,000
Senior Level$290,000–$400,000
Growth Trend
stable - Exec roles are limited; demand steady as digital health firms mature.Companies Hiring
Major Employers
UnitedHealth Group (Optum)Teladoc HealthAmwell
Industry Sectors
HealthcareTechnologyMedical Devices & Diagnostics
Recommended Next Steps
1
Earn Marketo Certified Expert (or HubSpot Marketing Software) and build a live automation/ABM use case with measured pipeline impact.2
Complete Pragmatic Institute PMC and create a full GTM plan (positioning, pricing, launch) for a health tech product; seek feedback from sales and clinical advisors.3
Join HIMSS/HLTH communities and set informational interviews with 5 health system buyers to sharpen messaging for payer/provider stakeholders.