Candidate accents, call quality, and specialty terminology vary
Healthcare / Delivered project
Voice AI for Healthcare Hiring
A supervised voice workflow for candidate outreach, structured screening, scheduling, and recruiter handoff.
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Clinical hiring teams spend significant time coordinating repetitive calls while candidates wait for basic answers and next steps.
Hiring workflows require fairness, consent, and recruiter oversight
Voice automation must hand off gracefully when intent or risk is unclear
From operating uncertainty to testable evidence.
The work was decomposed into four engineering decisions. Each one produced an artifact the customer could inspect, test, and carry into deployment.
Define approved conversation paths and escalation boundaries
Approved conversation, consent, and escalation map
Integrate telephony, scheduling, and applicant systems
Speech benchmark across call conditions and role terminology
Structure responses without making hiring decisions
Recruiter agreement study for structured qualification fields
Route complex or sensitive conversations to recruiters
ATS and scheduling integration with human handoff states
Deployed around the workflow—not beside it.
The system boundary includes where inference runs, how evidence reaches existing tools, and how people handle uncertainty after launch.
Cloud telephony and voice orchestration with isolated transcription, policy, and scheduling services.
Approved job criteria, ATS records, calendars, and recruiter queues connect through role-scoped APIs.
Unclear or sensitive conversations route to recruiters; consent, recording, field changes, and handoffs remain auditable.
What must be measured before the system earns trust.
Evaluation covers model behavior, workflow burden, and production performance. The metric defines the gate; the customer baseline and acceptance threshold define the target.
Call completion rate
Consented calls reaching a valid completion or human handoff.
Measures whether the workflow is usable without trapping candidates.
Structured-field accuracy
Agreement between extracted answers and recruiter review.
Sets which ATS fields can be suggested or require confirmation.
Qualification agreement
Agreement on rule-based routing decisions with recruiter adjudication.
Validates policy implementation without automating hiring judgment.
Candidate effort
Time to completion, abandonment, repeat questions, and handoff delay.
Protects the customer and candidate experience.
Value has to appear in the customer’s operating day.
The assistant should explain its role, collect only approved information, and make human help immediately available.
Tools follow the system—not the other way around.
Final architecture depends on data quality, operating conditions, integrations, risk, and evaluation criteria established during discovery.

