Mission driven and well-run - Engineering Oshi Health Employee Review

5.0
Jun 27, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Working at Oshi is perfect for me on all dimensions I'm looking for in my work. The company is well-run and the team is great to work with: we punch far above our weight in our planning and metrics-driven decision making, and the team is smart and fun to work with. We are mission driven, and working on a clinical protocol that can fundamentally improve GI care, and i think healthcare in general. Being a fully remote company, I love the flexibility and work/life balance (I've never gotten to spend this much time with my kids) but we still get the job done

Cons

It's not easy being at an early stage company, and there's always a bit more we want to do that we can get done. It's a constant tension. It works for me and I wouldn't have it any other way for myself, but it's important to be realistic about how much effort has to go in.

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5.0
May 17, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Fantastic team working together for a good mission. Oshi’s model of care is exceptional and the Providers work hard for their patients. Solid Leadership and company values are being practiced daily.

Cons

Typical start-up speed, some might struggle with that if they haven’t experienced that culture before. Balance provider feedback with data for decisions.

2.0
Jan 29, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Oshi serves a population that is in great need and the work itself can be meaningful. Many team members are dedicated, collaborative, and genuinely invested in helping clients improve. When teamwork was supported, collaboration across clinicians helped clients make real progress and feel well cared for. The mission has strong potential and fills an important gap in services

Cons

Despite the importance of the work, productivity was consistently prioritized over clinician wellbeing. Caseloads and performance expectations were often unsustainable, with limited attention to burnout, work–life balance, or long-term sustainability. There was also pressure to stretch or work at the edges of licensing and scope-of-practice restrictions, which created ethical concerns and placed clinicians in uncomfortable professional positions. Overall, the emphasis on output and growth outweighed support for clinicians and regulatory integrity.

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Oshi Health Response
5mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We appreciate hearing from former team members and we appreciate your perspective. Our mission and the wellbeing of our clinicians are both important to us, and we use feedback like this as we evaluate how to continually improve supporting our teams. We wish you the best in your continued work and career.
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