Galileo
Hiring organization · Based in Durham, NC
- 4
- open roles, live count
- 4.6
- Google rating
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What the day-to-day looks like
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Benefits
The company emphasizes a flexible, hybrid working environment with remote-friendly culture for virtual clinicians and corporate teams, while some in-person care roles require geographic presence.
Who they are
Galileo is a team-based, multi-specialty medical practice and healthtech company operating across 50 states, offering high-touch, data-driven, longitudinal care to diverse and complex patient populations.
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More about Galileo
Founded by Dr. Tom X. Lee—the healthcare pioneer behind One Medical and Epocrates—Galileo delivers care on the phone, in the home, and through virtual channels, serving regional and national health plans, employers, and Fortune 500 organizations. The company combines healthcare, technology, and human-centered design talent to tackle large-scale healthcare problems. With 201–500 employees and a remote-friendly culture spanning the US and UK, Galileo represents a modern, virtual-first approach to nursing employment rather than a traditional hospital setting.
Galileo's mission is to apply scientific thinking and talent to transform society by solving the largest, toughest healthcare problems while bringing patient and provider closer together. Core values include Service (hospitality and unwavering quality as core behaviors), Respect (appreciating differences while fostering collaboration), and a commitment to creative problem solving, moving quickly to build great products, and putting patients first.
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Culture and working life
What to consider
One partial review snippet reads 'Nice place to work but…' suggesting some mixed experiences among clinicians. The Muse describes an empathetic, mission-driven culture that celebrates creative problem solving.
The good
- Remote-friendly culture with hybrid and flexible working arrangements
- Mission-driven organization focused on improving healthcare quality and affordability
- Team-based, multi-specialty practice model enabling collaborative care
- Founded by an established healthcare innovator (Dr. Tom X. Lee of One Medical and Epocrates)
- Operates across 50 states, offering broad geographic reach for virtual clinicians
- Emphasis on creative problem solving and patient-first values
The hard parts
- Virtual-first care model may lack traditional hands-on clinical nursing experiences
- Fast-paced healthtech environment may involve rapid change and high expectations
- Relatively small organization (201–500 employees) may offer fewer structured career advancement pathways than large health systems
- At least one clinician review hints at drawbacks ('Nice place to work but…')
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