Federal Post-Go-Live Readiness Project Manager

Oracle Corporation; United States; On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Oracle Corporation seeks a Federal Project Manager II to lead site-specific transition readiness post go-live activities for EHR support. You will manage project plans, coordinate with client and internal teams, and drive readiness milestones while advising the client on expectations.

The role requires strong program management skills, experience with Oracle Health/Cerner solutions, and the ability to work across multiple stakeholders, including VA environments.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in healthcare administration, nursing, health informatics, business, or a related field (required)
• Master’s degree in health informatics, public health, business administration (MBA), or project management (preferred)
• 5+ years of experience in healthcare IT, clinical informatics, or EHR implementation/project management (required)
• Experience managing EHR transitions or post-go-live optimization efforts (strongly preferred)
• Prior experience working in a hospital, healthcare system, or VA environment (preferred)
• Hands-on experience with Oracle Health/Cerner solutions, including design, build, implementation, troubleshooting, and optimization (required)

Responsibilities

• Manage all communication and relationships between the site and the Oracle Health Readiness Team
• Manage the site-specific project plan and timeline and drive local site Informatics to success in preparing them for their roles Post Go-Live
• Present content and drive execution of the Readiness Support Methodology at a local level
• Own coordination of the Event Driven methodology with internal and external stakeholders for specified site(s)
• Work closely with internal Engagement Management Team on Deployment schedules and events
• Coordinate and manage all site call and event execution
• Responsible for tracking the timeline for IMS Updates to the VISN PM
• Responsible for tracking the timeline of PGL events for the MPR to report back to VISN PM
• Responsible for tracking and management of the Readiness Checklist
• Participate in internal scrums with Site Readiness counterparts
• Manage all site-specific risks and report back through internal Site Readiness scrums
• Manage all communication and relationships between the site and the Oracle Health Readiness Team
• Manage the site-specific project plan and timeline and drive local site Informatics to success in preparing them for their roles Post Go-Live
• Present content and drive execution of the Readiness Support Methodology at a local level
• Own coordination of the Event Driven methodology with internal and external stakeholders for specified site(s)
• Work closely with internal Engagement Management Team on Deployment schedules and events
• Coordinate and manage all site call and event execution
• Responsible for tracking the timeline for IMS Updates to the VISN PM
• Responsible for tracking the timeline of PGL events for the MPR to report back to VISN PM
• Responsible for tracking and management of the Readiness Checklist
• Participate in internal scrums with Site Readiness counterparts
• Manage all site-specific risks and report back through internal Site Readiness scrums

Skills

Project management

Stakeholder management

Healthcare IT

Oracle Health/Cerner knowledge

Communication skills

Agile

Education

Bachelor's degree in healthcare administration or related field

Master’s degree in health informatics or MBA (preferred)

Tools

Microsoft Project

Smartsheet

Jira

Confluence

Job description

Oracle Corporation seeks a Federal Project Manager II to lead site-specific transition readiness post go-live activities for EHR support. You will manage project plans, coordinate with client and internal teams, and drive readiness milestones while advising the client on expectations.

The role requires strong program management skills, experience with Oracle Health/Cerner solutions, and the ability to work across multiple stakeholders, including VA environments.