Clinical Technology Project Manager

Vector Resourcing; Manchester; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Vector Resourcing offers an exciting opportunity for a Clinical Technology Project Manager to deliver technology-enabled projects across its clinical portfolio. You will improve patient services and clinical workflows, working with clinical teams, operations, technology, suppliers and external organisations including the NHS.

This role focuses on taking practical healthcare technology projects from definition through rollout, adoption and handover.

Responsibilities

• Lead clinical technology projects through planning, delivery, rollout and handover.
• Define project scope, outcomes, milestones, resources and delivery plans.
• Own risks, issues, dependencies, decisions and project reporting.
• Coordinate delivery across clinical, operational and technology teams.
• Manage third-party suppliers against agreed deliverables and timescales.
• Build effective relationships with external stakeholders, including NHS organisations.
• Plan testing, pilots, deployment and adoption with frontline users.
• Coordinate patient safety, data protection and information governance requirements.
• Track project benefits and ensure new technology improves clinical or patient outcomes.

Job description

Our client is looking for a Clinical Technology Project Manager to deliver technology-enabled projects across its clinical portfolio.

You will improve patient services and clinical workflows, working with clinical teams, operations, technology, suppliers and external organisations including the NHS.

This role is focused on taking practical healthcare technology projects from definition through rollout, adoption and handover.

Responsibilities

• Lead clinical technology projects through planning, delivery, rollout and handover.
• Define project scope, outcomes, milestones, resources and delivery plans.
• Own risks, issues, dependencies, decisions and project reporting.
• Coordinate delivery across clinical, operational and technology teams.
• Manage third-party suppliers against agreed deliverables and timescales.
• Build effective relationships with external stakeholders, including relevant NHS organisations.
• Plan testing, pilots, deployment and adoption with frontline users.
• Coordinate patient safety, data protection and information governance requirements.
• Track project benefits and ensure new technology improves clinical or patient outcomes.