Amy Jackson

Amy Jackson

Amy Jackson joined Clinician Nexus in May 2025 following the acquisition of Statera, the health care technology company she co-founded and led as CEO. She brings a powerful combination of health care operations expertise and entrepreneurial vision to her role as Head of Product.

As founder of Statera, Amy identified critical gaps in clinician compensation and performance management, building innovative solutions that brought transparency and predictability to how physicians are paid. Her approach combines rigorous analytical thinking with empathetic design, ensuring technology solutions truly serve the people who use them daily

Her experience includes:

  • Leading cross-functional product teams to deliver solutions that improve clinician experience and organizational outcomes.
  • Developing product strategies that address systemic health care challenges around transparency, performance management, and compensation equity.
  • Building scalable technology platforms that serve diverse stakeholders, from C-suite executives to frontline clinicians.
  • Analyzing and redesigning complex workflows to eliminate friction and improve adoption.
  • Mentoring early-stage health care technology founders as an alumni mentor at Techstars.

Prior to founding Statera, Amy held progressive leadership roles at Mass General Brigham, where she gained firsthand experience with the operational challenges that now inform her product philosophy.

Amy holds a B.A. in Spanish Language & Literature from Brandeis University and a Master’s in Medical Informatics from Northwestern University, with a focus on change management in health care technology. She has completed Harvard Business School’s Executive Leadership Program and was an inaugural member of Harvard’s Emerging Women Executives in Healthcare program.

When she’s not developing products that transform health care delivery, Amy can be found training for marathons along the Charles River and actively supporting female founders in early-stage technology ventures.

Resources

What People Think AI Will Do to Physician Compensation (And What It’s Actually Doing)

The most effective uses of AI aren’t replacing expert judgment. Instead, they’re removing the manual work that keeps compensation teams stuck in reactive mode.
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Clinician Nexus Launches Next-Gen Physician Compensation Management Platform

For years, health systems have managed increasingly complex compensation models with spreadsheets, fragmented systems, and manual reconciliation. The result is slow reporting, limited transparency, and constant operational friction. CM2 changes that.
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Are You Problem-Oriented or Solution-Seeking?

As compensation professionals, we've built our expertise around answering complex questions. However, there's a fundamental pattern we need to examine...
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Why Compensation Plan Software Isn’t Working (Yet) in 2026

Your compensation team isn't doing it wrong – most tools were just never built for how compensation actually works. We've broken down what compensation teams are starting to expect instead.
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