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Commure

Automates clinical documentation and medical billing

HR Operations Intern

InternshipUpdated on 10/16/2026
No salary listed
Bachelor's
Dhaka, Bangladesh
HybridHybrid shift, Monday to Friday; hours are 3:00 PM–12:00 AM Bangladesh Standard Time.
People & HRHR Operations & Coordination

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Business Administration is required; a major in Human Resource Management is preferred.
  • Proficiency in Google Workspace or Microsoft Office applications.
  • Strong interest in Human Resources and HR Operations.
  • Ability to handle confidential information professionally.
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines effectively.
Responsibilities
  • Support day-to-day HR operations, including employee documentation, record management, and HR process coordination.
  • Maintain and update employee databases, HR trackers, and personnel files accurately and confidentially.
  • Assist with onboarding and offboarding, including documentation, communication, and coordination with relevant stakeholders.
  • Support attendance, leave, and employee data management.
  • Coordinate employee engagement programs, internal events, and HR initiatives.
  • Assist in preparing HR reports, presentations, and operational dashboards.
  • Support policy communication and document HR procedures.
  • Respond to employee queries and provide administrative support to the HR team.
  • Help maintain HR compliance and data accuracy across HR systems.
  • Assist in organizing learning, development, and wellness initiatives as required.
Desired Qualifications
  • Active involvement in extracurricular activities or university clubs is highly appreciated.

About the company

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Commure

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Commure builds healthcare software for hospitals, health systems and medical practices that need to reduce administrative work. Its Ambient AI product turns clinician-patient conversations into medical notes, while other tools handle referral intake, patient scheduling, coding and insurance claims. Customers can combine these applications with human documentation support and revenue cycle services, using connections to existing electronic health records. The company earns revenue from software subscriptions and associated services, and also offers blood-testing devices and staff safety technology. Commure was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Late Stage VC

Total Funding

$1B

Headquarters

Mountain View, California

Founded

2017

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What believers are saying

  • European sales opened in September 2026: Ambient AI became commercially available after Class I self-certification and UK registration.
  • Engineers own hospital outcomes: forward-deployed roles combine product building, onsite rollout, and direct conversations with clinicians and executives.
  • Deployment spans millions of encounters: Commure reports its ambient documentation supports more than 40 million appointments annually.

What critics are saying

  • Clinical review remains mandatory: every Ambient AI note requires clinician signoff before entering the patient record.
  • Device rollouts add operational work: Athelas Home implementations require training, supplies, site operations, and program setup.
  • Customer emergencies drive work intensity: Commure states the day ends only when customers are happy and teams remain lean.

What makes Commure unique

  • Diagnostics extend beyond software: its FDA-cleared Athelas Home analyzer measures white blood cells from a fingerstick sample.
  • Staff safety uses physical badges: Strongline, powered by Canopy, sends duress alerts with the worker's precise location.
  • Workflow integration extends beyond scribing: one data model links documentation and claims processing across more than 60 EHRs.

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Benefits

  • Unlimited Paid Time Off
  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Parental Leave

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

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1 year growth

15%

2 year growth

18%
Reveleer
Oct 15th, 2026
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Associated Press
Oct 13th, 2026
Commure and Compassus launch AI referral tool, cutting decision time 64% across 79 programmes

Commure, an AI healthcare platform, has partnered with home-based care provider Compassus to launch Commure Orchestrator, an automation tool for patient referrals. It is live across 79 Compassus programs in 19 states and processes more than 500,000 referrals a year. The tool pulls referrals from fax, payer portals, and email into one interface. It triages them in real time and matches each to available clinical capacity. Time from referral to decision has fallen 64%, and processing time dropped from about one hour to under 10 minutes. Missed referrals fell 22% in the states where the tool has run longest, and admissions rose 6%. Commure Orchestrator is available now for enterprise deployment.

GlobeNewswire
Oct 13th, 2026
Commure and Compassus bring ai-powered referral automation to home-based care.

Commure and Compassus bring ai-powered referral automation to home-based care. October 13, 2026 08:40 ET | Source: Commure MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Oct. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Commure, the AI-native enterprise healthcare platform, today announced a strategic partnership with Compassus, a leading national provider of integrated home-based care services, including home health, palliative care, home infusion and hospice services. Together, Commure and Compassus co-developed Commure Orchestrator, an AI-powered automation platform built through close collaboration between the two organizations. The result is now live across 79 Compassus programs in 19 states. It processes more than 500,000 referrals a year and has cut the time from referral to decision by 64%. In home-based care, responding quickly often determines whether a patient can begin receiving care without a delay. But a single referral can run 60 to 80 pages across fax, portals and email, and the same referral goes to a dozen agencies at once. Manual intake is a prime example of the work tax plaguing American healthcare: skilled staff spend hours re-keying documents while patients wait for care. Orchestrator pulls referrals from fax, payer portals (including Inovalon, UHC and Availity) and email into one interface. It triages them in real time and matches each one to available clinical capacity by geography and discipline. For Compassus and other home-based care organizations, that means: * Faster decisions: Referral decisions are now processed 64% faster. * Fewer missed referrals: Missed referrals fell 22% in the states where Orchestrator has been placed longest. * 6% more admissions: Faster decisions help patients get from the hospital to home sooner. * Less manual work: Processing time dropped from about one hour to under 10 minutes. * One platform: Teams work in a single, AI-native system instead of juggling multiple vendors. Rapid rollout across a national network Ahead of go-live, Compassus and Commure spent six months designing the intake processes and building the tool together and mapping real referral workflows before a single patient referral ran through the platform. Compassus went live in early 2026. Orchestrator now supports more than 1,400 team members connected to 8,500+ referring facilities and 2,500 insurance plans. In early user surveys, about 80% of team members reported high satisfaction with the platform. "Our focus is getting patients home from the hospital and settled into care as soon as they're ready," said Evan Kramer, Senior Vice President of Innovation and Operational Excellence at Compassus. "Before, a patient could spend extra time in a hospital bed while our team worked through 60 or 80 pages. Now our teams can respond to our health system partners in a fraction of the time, so patients can begin receiving care at home sooner." "For decades, the handoff to post-acute care has run on fax machines," said Dan Warner, President of Enterprise at Commure. "Compassus set out to replace them, working shoulder-to-shoulder with our Forward Deployed Engineering team to implement agents that handle the referral workflow fully autonomously. Health systems across the country face the same problem, and Orchestrator is built to solve it." 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Commure
Oct 13th, 2026
Commure appoints Nick Apeland as President of Go-to-Market.

Commure appoints Nick Apeland as President of Go-to-Market. Commure names former Qualtrics leader Nick Apeland as President of Go-to-Market to scale agentic AI across health systems' clinical and financial workflows. Commure Team October 7, 2026 * Healthcare veteran Nick Apeland to lead Commure's Go-to-Market at a time of rapid growth for the business, now serving over 500 health systems and practices * Former Revenue leader who built and scaled Qualtrics healthcare business to hundreds of millions in revenue and 10k+ customers * Positions the company to accelerate the integration of agentic AI across national and international health systems in administrative, clinical, and financial workflows MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA, October 7, 2026 - Commure, the AI platform for healthcare, today announced Nick Apeland as President of Go-to-Market, at a time when healthcare is undergoing the largest shift of human labor to software of any industry. With AI that works across every major EHR and every step of care, Commure is built to lead it. Commure combines AI with clinical workflows and operational infrastructure, helping health systems reduce administrative work for clinicians and improve operational performance. The company now supports more than 40 million ambient appointments and over $25 billion in annual claims across more than 500 health systems and practices. Commure is at an inflection point: AI is moving from pilot to standard of care, and it will change not just how clinicians document and deliver care but how health systems are run. Nick will design the go-to-market engine needed to scale and deliver customer value for this next phase. Nick brings deep experience leading disciplined, metrics-led revenue organizations that serve highly regulated industries and the largest, most complex enterprises. Most recently, he led the Regulated Business at Qualtrics, which included healthcare, where he helped build the operating discipline and customer-focused execution behind serving customers with the highest bars for security, compliance, and trust. "Healthcare is moving into an AI-powered era, with intelligence embedded in every clinical and operational workflow. The health systems that move first need a partner that can deliver at scale. Nick has spent his career earning trust with regulated, complex organizations, and he will turn those lessons into repeatable execution as we build the full system to make AI broadly useful for clinicians and patients." - Tanay Tandon, Co-Founder and CEO "Every conversation we have with health system leaders comes back to the same thing: clinicians are stretched thin and margin is eroding, and AI that actually fits into their workflow can change that. As adoption accelerates, how we show up for our customers matters as much as what we build. Nick knows how to build teams that earn long-term partnerships with the most demanding customers, and that is exactly what health systems need from us right now." - Deepika Bodapati, Co-Founder and COO "Commure has extraordinary technology, products clinicians already rely on every day, and real market pull. Over the next few years, AI will reshape how every health system in the country documents care, manages revenue, and delivers better outcomes for patients. Commure has the products and the scale to lead that shift, and I'm excited to build a go-to-market engine that brings value to hundreds of thousands of clinicians and the tens of millions of patients they care for. Given the impact these solutions can have on real people, there's no better mission." - Nick Apeland, President of GTM About Commure Commure delivers next-generation AI infrastructure for enterprise health systems, integrating voice agents, ambient intelligence, agentic AI, and revenue cycle automation on a single platform. Its forward-deployed engineering teams work directly with clinicians and administrators to boost margins, reduce burden, and improve patient engagement. Commure integrates with over 60 EHRs and powers millions of encounters, hundreds of millions of interactions, and tens of billions of dollars in annual claims. Media Contact [email protected] Latest press. October 13, 2026 October 7, 2026 September 17, 2026 September 3, 2026

Yahoo Finance
Sep 3rd, 2026
Commure Ambient AI gains Class I certification for UK and EU deployment

Commure announced its Ambient AI clinical documentation platform has achieved CE-marked Class I medical device certification under EU MDR 2017/745 and MHRA registration in the UK. The platform is now commercially available across the UK and Europe. Commure Ambient AI converts clinician-patient conversations into structured clinical documentation in real time, with clinicians reviewing and signing each note before it enters electronic patient records. The platform qualifies as Class I under MDR Rule 11 because it drafts documentation rather than informing diagnostic or therapeutic decisions. The product is deployed in over 50 countries and powers more than 40 million annualised appointments in the US alone for health systems including HCA Healthcare and Tenet Healthcare. It integrates with over 60 EHR systems and includes UK data residency options designed for NHS procurement requirements.