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Rackner is seeking a Communications & Adoption Specialist to develop and execute strategies that keep clinical users informed and prepared for system changes. This role manages release communications, downtime notices, weekly updates, and user portal content to ensure timely delivery of information.
The specialist will develop and administer user surveys to measure satisfaction, identify opportunities to improve engagement and adoption, and create targeted campaigns with product guidance for
Rackner is seeking a Communications & Adoption Specialist to develop and execute communication strategies that keep clinical users informed, engaged, and prepared for system changes. This role manages release communications, scheduled downtime notifications, weekly updates, and user portal content to ensure timely and effective delivery of information. Additionally, the specialist develops and administers user surveys to assess satisfaction, measure service confidence, and identify opportunities to improve user engagement and adoption.
At Rackner, you'll contribute to technology and services that support important federal missions.
Our teams bring together expertise across cloud, DevSecOps, AI/ML, software engineering, and mission operations. We value collaboration, professional growth, and practical solutions to complex challenges.
Rackner is committed to supporting the growth, development, and well-being of our team members. Our benefits and perks include:
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As set forth in Rackner’s Equal Employment Opportunity policy,we do not discriminate on the basis of any protected group status under any applicable law.
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