Clinical Advisory Board

The clinicians publicly backing Grove.

Grove's whole-patient medication safety thesis is medically defensible. These are the practitioners — across specialties — who agree, publicly, with their credentials attached. Their input shapes Grove's clinical logic. Their endorsement signals that this isn't just software marketing.

"The single biggest patient-safety gap in independent care isn't what one clinician prescribes — it's what every clinician prescribes together, without any of them seeing the whole picture. Grove is the first platform built to close that gap."

— The Grove Clinical Advisory thesis · May 2026
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Family Medicine
MD · CCFP · BC or AB
Independent family physician with 10+ years in practice. The voice for primary care.
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02
Geriatric & Internal Medicine
MD · FRCPC · Polypharmacy focus
Internist or geriatrician focused on medication reconciliation in complex patients.
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03
Cardiology
MD · FRCPC · Independent practice
Community cardiologist who sees medication interactions weekly. The voice for specialist-PCP coordination.
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04
Aesthetic / Longevity Medicine
MD or NP · Cash-pay independent practice
Aesthetic physician, nurse practitioner, or longevity clinician. The voice for the fastest-growing independent segment.
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05
Pharmacy / Pharmacology
PharmD · Drug interaction expertise
Pharmacist with deep formulary expertise. The technical voice for Grove's interaction-checking engine.
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What Grove advisors do.

Three responsibilities. All bounded. Designed to fit a working clinician's schedule.

Quarterly clinical review

One 90-minute call per quarter. Review Grove's clinical logic — interaction thresholds, cascade detection rules, prescribing-safety prompts. Tell us where we're wrong.

Public endorsement

Your name, credentials, and a quote on this page and on Grove's marketing materials. You're publicly backing the thesis — which means we can quote you with attribution.

Ad-hoc consultation

Email or Slack access when Grove faces a clinical judgment call. We won't abuse it — typically a question or two per month, with notice.

Optional speaking

If you're willing, Grove may ask you to speak at conferences, sit on a podcast, or contribute to a published piece. Always optional, always paid separately.

If this resonates

Join the Grove Clinical Advisory Board.

Grove is looking for practitioners — across specialties — willing to publicly back the whole-patient medication safety thesis. If that's you, we'd be honored to talk.

Compensation. Grove advisors receive a meaningful equity grant in Grove Health Inc. (Charter advisor allocation), plus a quarterly stipend. This is not a token role. Specific terms discussed on the recruitment call.
Email Brittany about the advisory board

All inquiries reviewed personally. Response within 3 business days.