Epic Project Leadership Executive (AVP)

Adventist HealthCare; Gaithersburg (MD); On-site; USD 187,000 - 281,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental coverage

Vision coverage

Free employee parking

Tuition reimbursement

Employee assistance program

Job summary

Adventist HealthCare seeks an experienced Associate Vice President of Epic Project Management to lead Epic implementation workstreams, coordinate cross-functional teams, and ensure patient safety and operational readiness during go-live and stabilization. The AVP will guide budgeting, staffing, and vendor coordination, escalating risks as needed.

The role requires strong governance, communication skills, and extensive knowledge of Epic, interfaces, data strategies, and long‑term support

Qualifications

• Leadership experience overseeing large, complex IT projects in healthcare.
• Proven ability to govern project scope, schedule, risk, and budgets.
• Experience coordinating multiple stakeholders including clinical, IT, vendors, and legal.

Responsibilities

• Provide overall leadership and direction for Epic implementation workstreams.
• Coordinate cross-functional teams, manage risks, and ensure go-live and stabilization success.
• Develop governance, communication plans, and executive updates for stakeholders.

Skills

Strategic leadership

Epic project management

Cross-functional collaboration

Executive communication

Budget oversight

Education

Bachelor's degree in health informatics or related field

Master's degree preferred

Tools

Epic

Microsoft Office Suite

Job description

Adventist HealthCare seeks an experienced Associate Vice President of Epic Project Management to lead Epic implementation workstreams, coordinate cross-functional teams, and ensure patient safety and operational readiness during go-live and stabilization. The AVP will guide budgeting, staffing, and vendor coordination, escalating risks as needed.

The role requires strong governance, communication skills, and extensive knowledge of Epic, interfaces, data strategies, and long‑term support