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Most people with treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, or OCD spend years cycling through medications before anyone mentions there are other options. Treatments like accelerated TMS, SAINT, Spravato, and IV ketamine can work when nothing else has. They're also hard to find, hard to get covered, and hard to deliver well. That gap is why Radial exists.
We support the country's largest network of brain medicine clinics: 27 clinics and more than 100 clinicians across seven states, caring for patients with some of the most serious mental health conditions there are. RadialOS, our AI-native operating system, matches patients to the right treatment, coordinates their care, and takes administrative work off clinicians' plates. We're backed by General Catalyst, and in 2026 we acquired the MSO behind Mindful Health Solutions, one of the pioneers of interventional psychiatry.
Every role here supports our mission of getting patients access to the care they need as quickly as possible.
About the role
Provider referrals are our best channel—and you’ll get to own it. You'll lead the provider partnerships team: the field reps and managers who build relationships with the psychiatrists, therapists, hospitals, and step-down programs who send us patients with treatment-resistant depression and other conditions that need more than another prescription. Your job is to turn a young, recently merged team into a disciplined, data-driven referral engine across 27 clinics in California, Washington, Texas, New York, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Missouri.
This is an experienced operator's role. You'll set the strategy, design the comp plan, run the pipeline and coach the team. You'll also source and negotiate partnerships, from referral and co-marketing agreements with practices and programs to partnerships with health systems and digital mental health platforms. Once those are signed, your team activates and grows them.
What you'll do
- Own the referral number. Set targets by market and segment for interventional treatment starts from provider referrals, not just referral volume, and hit them.
- Lead and grow the team. Manage a field team of 7 reps and managers today, planned to grow to 12+. Hire, coach, set territories and manage performance. Hire to clinic capacity, not just market demand.
- Decide where to fish. Work out which referral sources send patients who need interventional care, by segment and by market, and point the team there. Build the target strategy from conversion data, not referral counts, and keep revising it as the data comes in.
- Design the comp plan. Build an incentive plan that pays for quality (kept intakes and interventional starts), avoids all-or-nothing cliffs, and holds up to compliance review.
- Close the loop with every referrer. Own the referral experience end to end, in partnership with Care Navigation. Acknowledge every referral within one business day. Keep the referring provider updated at intake and treatment start. Share progress where consent and privacy rules allow. Referrers who hear back refer again.
- Run on data. Make our CRM the team's single system of record. Run a weekly pipeline review on referral-source performance by rep, source, and market. Report to the executive team and board.
- Use AI to work smarter. Use AI tools and public data (for example, prescriber volume data) for account research, targeting and call prep, so reps spend their time on the right relationships.
- Build and negotiate partnerships. Source, negotiate and manage referral and co-marketing partnerships with practices, programs, health systems and digital mental health platforms, working with legal and compliance. Pick up the risk-bearing and other complex deals our Chief Commercial Officer negotiates, and turn every partnership into steady referral flow.
- Arm the team with the right story. Partner with Field Marketing on events, collateral and local presence. Make sure every rep can explain TMS, SPRAVATO®, IV ketamine and our other treatments — and who they're for — clearly and correctly.
- Spend where it pays. Own the BD budget, including events and conferences. Measure what each one produces in referrals and starts, and cut what doesn't.
What success looks like
- First 90 days: A target strategy built from our own conversion data, with every rep on a territory plan that follows from it. One referral definition and dashboard across both coasts. A quality-weighted comp plan approved and live for Q2 2027. A closing-the-loop process running with Care Navigation.
- First year: Interventional starts from provider referrals up meaningfully year over year. At least 30% referral-to-interventional-start conversion in every market. At least 3:1 return on fully loaded rep cost in every mature territory. Every referring provider hears back on every referral.
What you bring
- 7+ years in healthcare sales or business development, including at least 3 years managing a distributed field team across multiple markets
- A track record of building physician and provider referral networks in behavioral health, specialty care or another high-acuity service line
- Experience designing and changing a sales comp plan, and managing through the change
- Experience negotiating provider partnerships (referral, co-marketing or services agreements) with practices, programs, health systems or digital health platforms
- Fluency in referral pathways between primary care, psychiatry, inpatient and step-down care, and specialty treatment
- Comfort running a team on CRM data (HubSpot preferred) and making targeting decisions from data, not instinct
- Working knowledge of the compliance boundaries around referral relationships (Anti-Kickback Statute, Stark, state fee-splitting rules), enough to partner well with legal
- Willingness to travel regularly to our markets
Strongly preferred: referral sales experience in TMS, SPRAVATO®/esketamine, ketamine, ECT or interventional psychiatry. Experience selling to inpatient psychiatric units, PHP/IOP programs or ACOs.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in head of partnerships jobs.
- 5 or more years of experience building or scaling a partner or channel program
- Demonstrated ability to close and manage strategic alliance or co-sell agreements
- Experience working cross-functionally with sales, marketing, and product teams
- Proficiency with CRM platforms such as Salesforce and partner management tools
- Strong executive presence and ability to negotiate with C-suite counterparts
- Bachelor's degree in business, marketing, or a related field
Tips for Your Head Of Partnerships Job Search
Quantify your partnership revenue impact
Hiring managers for this role want to see pipeline and revenue numbers attached to your name. Replace vague phrases like 'grew partner network' with specific outcomes: new logo counts, co-sell revenue generated, or partner-sourced ARR percentage.
Tailor your resume to the partnership tier
Channel partnerships, strategic alliances, and ecosystem roles each have different skill emphases. Read the job description carefully and mirror its language around the specific partner type, whether that's resellers, technology partners, or agency networks.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists head of partnerships openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Filter openings by company growth stage
The role looks very different at a Series B startup versus an enterprise company. At an early-stage company you'll likely build the partner program from scratch, while at a larger company you'll inherit existing structures. Clarify which environment suits your strengths before targeting openings.
Prepare a partner program case study
Interviewers for this role almost always ask you to walk through a partner program you built or scaled. Have a structured example ready that covers the problem, your approach to recruiting and enabling partners, and the measurable outcome you drove.
Negotiate beyond base salary using equity and quota relief
Compensation packages for this role often include equity and variable pay tied to partner-sourced revenue. Before your final negotiation, clarify how partner-influenced deals are counted toward quota and what the equity vesting schedule looks like.
Head Of Partnerships Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most head of partnershipss?
The companies hiring the most head of partnershipss right now include Juno, Uber, and ZenGame, with the largest share of openings in California, New York, and Illinois, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. SaaS and fintech companies consistently account for a large portion of active postings.
How many head of partnerships jobs are remote?
About 80% of head of partnerships openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, making it one of the more location-flexible senior roles in business development. Ecosystem and technology alliance positions tend to be the most remote-friendly, while channel roles tied to a regional sales team more often require in-office or travel commitments.
How do you become a head of partnerships?
Most people reach this role by starting in sales, business development, or a partnerships coordinator role and progressively owning larger partner relationships. Building direct experience recruiting and enabling partners, closing co-sell agreements, and attributing revenue to the partner channel are the clearest signals hiring managers look for when promoting or hiring into this position.
Can you get hired as a head of partnerships without direct experience running a partner program?
Yes, especially at companies building their partner function for the first time. If you come from enterprise sales or business development, emphasize any experience co-selling with vendors, managing agency or reseller relationships, or negotiating complex agreements. Demonstrating that you understand how partners fit into a go-to-market motion matters more than a formal partnerships title on your resume.
What does the head of partnerships interview process look like?
The process typically includes an initial recruiter screen, a hiring manager conversation focused on your partnership philosophy and past program results, and a panel or executive round where you present a case study or 30-60-90 day plan. Some companies add a cross-functional loop with sales or product leaders to test how you collaborate beyond the partnerships team.
Where can I find and apply to head of partnerships jobs?
You can find and apply to head of partnerships jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Find roles that match your experience and apply directly to each listing from the page.
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