I’m Allison Aspden — a principal product leader operating at CPO & CVO scope at Scribenote, an a16z-backed veterinary AI platform. I spent years inside emergency and specialty medicine before moving into product, and I use that ground-level fluency to turn complex clinical workflows into AI that thousands of clinicians rely on every day.
Most product leaders study clinical teams from the outside. I worked alongside them — as a veterinary technician and emergency-department scribe — long before I ever owned a roadmap. That ground-level fluency is my edge: I translate complex, high-stakes medical workflows into product decisions that scale.
Over six years I’ve spanned clinical operations, AI software, and executive product strategy. I founded the first veterinary medical scribe program in the U.S., grew it from concept to national deployment, and published the first peer-reviewed evidence that it worked.
Today at Scribenote I operate at expanded executive scope — owning customer experience strategy, Voice-of-Customer infrastructure, and clinical product direction for a platform serving thousands of clinicians. I’m the person operators and engineers trust to turn ambiguity into shipped, measurable outcomes.
Years working in ER and specialty veterinary medicine — I speak the language of the customers your AI serves.
Created and scaled an entirely new product category nationally, partnering across engineering, design, and medical leadership.
Operating across CPO and CVO responsibilities — strategy, roadmap, and org-wide frameworks, not just feature delivery.
I don’t just build for clinical teams — I’ve worked alongside them. That’s why the products I lead actually fit the way medicine really works.— Allison Aspden, Principal Product Leader
One of the first published accounts of veterinary scribe program outcomes in the United States — establishing the evidence base for an entire emerging category of clinical AI and operations.
✓ Registered Health Documentation Specialist (AHDI) · B.S. Biology, UMassOpen to principal & executive product roles where clinical depth and AI move the needle.