Pathology Programme Project Specialist (Hybrid/Remote)

Your World; Stevenage; Hybrid; GBP 41,000 - 47,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

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Job summary

Your World is seeking a Product/Project Specialist to support a complex Pathology Partnership Programme. This technical PM role works with technical teams, maintains programme documentation, and keeps the Programme Lead informed of progress and risks.

Located in Stevenage with hybrid work (1 day on site, 4 days WFH), the role is temporary for ~3 months with potential extension. Strong documentation and stakeholder communication are essential.

Qualifications

• Experience in healthcare IT or pathology system programmes.
• Strong ability to understand technical documentation.
• Comfort in technical meetings and discussions.
• Excellent organisation and attention to detail.
• Ability to manage dependencies and inform senior stakeholders.
• Knowledge of pathology systems such as WinPath, ICE, and LIS would be highly desirable.

Responsibilities

• Support delivery of the Pathology Partnership Programme.
• Maintain and manage technical project documentation.
• Attend technical design and delivery meetings, capturing actions, decisions, dependencies, and risks.
• Provide regular updates to the Programme Lead on progress, issues, and key decisions.
• Work collaboratively with technical teams, suppliers, and clinical stakeholders.

Skills

Healthcare IT experience

Technical documentation

Technical meetings

Organisational skills

Stakeholder management

Pathology systems knowledge

Tools

WinPath

ICE (Order Communications)

Job description

Your World is seeking a Product/Project Specialist to support a complex Pathology Partnership Programme. This technical PM role works with technical teams, maintains programme documentation, and keeps the Programme Lead informed of progress and risks.

Located in Stevenage with hybrid work (1 day on site, 4 days WFH), the role is temporary for ~3 months with potential extension. Strong documentation and stakeholder communication are essential.