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A global healthcare consultancy is seeking a Quality Project Manager for a remote position in Mexico. This role involves leading project management for critical Quality programs, developing timelines, and ensuring successful execution of initiatives. The ideal candidate will possess at least 7 years of proven project management experience in the pharmaceutical sector, along with exceptional leadership and communication skills. The position offers the opportunity to thrive in a complex environment while driving valuable outcomes through effective management.
Parexel FSP is looking for a Quality Project Manager.
This is a remote position in Brazil, Argentina OR Mexico.
The Project Manager is responsible for owning and driving the tactical management and pull-through of operational resources including planning, managing and supporting program development and implementation.
They will act as a key partner in organizing and managing high priority projects, tracking and reporting identifying project risks, and actively maintaining transparency of work, timelines, and deliverables across program stakeholder groups.
Reporting into the designated project lead, they will be vocal, visible, and proactive members of the team to deliver results.
They must be able to thrive in unchartered territory and complexity and be a voice of discipline and structure to enable development and deployment of processes, operational solutions and or change management strategies that meet the needs of the business.
Alongside a growth mindset, they will understand and be able to deploy waterfall or Agile principles and methods and possess excellent Project management discipline to enable on-time and quality delivery of key initiatives.
Work with project team and stakeholders including global business and functional lines in support of department initiatives.
This includes cross functional study teams, functional area teams, vendors / contractors, and regional development areas.
Key relationships include senior leaders and area experts.