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Doctolib
Healthcare Technology · Berlin, Germany
2013
Founded
2,800+
Employees
70M+
Patients served
4
Countries
About Doctolib
Doctolib is Europe's leading digital health platform, connecting patients with healthcare professionals through fast, secure, and easy-to-use technology. Founded in Paris in 2013, Doctolib now operates in Germany, France, Italy, and the Netherlands, with offices in over 30 cities across the continent.
The platform supports more than 340,000 healthcare professionals — from GPs and specialists to hospitals and clinics — helping them manage appointments, reduce administrative workload, and spend more time on patient care. For patients, Doctolib offers a seamless experience: finding a doctor, booking an appointment, and accessing teleconsultations, all in one place.
Doctolib is a B Corp certified company, reflecting a firm commitment to social and environmental responsibility alongside business performance. The company believes that better technology leads to better healthcare outcomes for everyone.
What Doctolib Does
- Online appointment booking for doctors, dentists, and specialists
- Teleconsultation and video visits for remote patient care
- Practice management software for healthcare professionals
- Secure messaging between patients and providers
- Health data management in compliance with EU data protection regulations
Working at Doctolib
Doctolib hires across engineering, product, sales, operations, and marketing. The company is known for a mission-driven culture where employees work on problems that have a direct impact on people's health and daily lives.
Teams are encouraged to take ownership, learn continuously, and collaborate across borders. Doctolib invests heavily in employee development through structured learning programmes, internal academies, and regular team events.
Most roles in Germany are based in Berlin, with hybrid working arrangements. The company offers competitive compensation, health benefits, and the opportunity to build technology used by millions of people across Europe every day.