• Facilitate patient enrollment into our RTM (Remote Therapeutic Monitoring) or Chronic Care Management (CCM) programs using Flagler’s portal. • Make daily calls and text messages to patients to document patient health status and keep them engaged. • Assist in the collection and documentation of patient health information, including histories, health status and new symptoms. • Support patients by sending health pointers (stretches, meditation videos, light exercises). • Maintain strict confidentiality in handling patient information, adhering to HIPAA regulations and company policies. • Participate in ongoing company training and check-ins.

• Own aerial data collection missions end to end in support of Zipline’s Detect and Avoid system development • Travel across the U.S. to collect real-world flight data from helicopters, fixed-wing aircraft, and specialty aviation platforms • Operate Zipline’s data collection rigs in dynamic flight environments while maintaining strong safety awareness • Independently manage mission prep, equipment setup, troubleshooting, data capture, and post-flight wrap-up • Build effective working relationships with pilots, flight crews, vendors, and cross-functional teams to execute safe and efficient flight operations • Debug hardware, software, sensor, and data collection rig issues in the field to keep missions moving • Own field logistics, including packing, transport, setup, teardown, aircraft integration support, and gear accountability • Ensure collected data is complete, reliable, and useful for training and validating autonomy systems • Identify ways to improve tools, rigs, workflows, and future flight campaigns

• Lead multiple daily telehealth-based group exercise sessions for cardiac and pulmonary patients • Monitor vital signs and RPE/RPD for signs of distress or exercise intolerance • Provide individual and group patient education on disease management • Collaborate with the multidisciplinary care team to coordinate patient care • Advocate for patients experiencing major social stressors • Serve as a strong point of contact for patients and families

• Treating patients via tele-health visits, including telephonic triage calls, video visit appointments, and email follow-ups • Continuous learning during weekly Clinical Rounds and through other modalities • Ongoing collaboration with both virtual and in-office teammates via daily huddles • Utilization of your specific clinical training and opportunities to give exceptional care to patients virtually