Vivian
Backed byThoma Bravo
About Vivian
Vivian Health is the largest transparent marketplace for healthcare hiring. Its mission is to empower every healthcare professional to find their perfect job opportunity, faster and easier than ever before. The company notes that healthcare hiring is broken—not because of workers or recruiters, but the system itself—and it represents a new model built on transparency, speed, and matching. As a result, recruiters spend less time digging through resumes and more time engaging with qualified candidates.
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Culture & values
Transparency is a core principle of Vivian Health's culture.
The company's hiring model is built on transparency, speed, and matching.
The company prioritizes speed in engagement, enabling recruiters to interact with qualified candidates more quickly.
The mission centers on empowering healthcare professionals to find their ideal job opportunities.
Recruiters spend less time sifting through resumes and more time engaging with qualified candidates.
Funding History
$60M
raised
Healthcare jobs marketplace Vivian Health raised a $60M primary and secondary equity investment led by Thoma Bravo; IAC and Collaborative Fund participated.
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