Healthcare Project Manager: Ops & Change Leader

10 Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Inc.

United States

In loco

USD 90.000 - 140.000

Tempo pieno

14 giorni+

Generatore di candidature

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Descrizione del lavoro

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta is seeking a Project Manager to lead complex operational and supply chain initiatives across Supply Chain and Ancillary Services. You will design, plan, execute, and sustain projects with clear governance, risk, and performance dashboards to drive measurable improvements.

Minimum 5 years of healthcare project experience is expected. Bachelor’s degree required; PMP/Lean Six Sigma or related certification is a plus.

Competenze

Bachelor’s degree required.
Master’s degree preferred.
PM/CAPM/PMP or similar certification is a plus.
Experience leading healthcare operations projects is desirable.
Strong vendor coordination and change management skills.

Mansioni

Lead the full project lifecycle for assigned initiatives, including intake, charter development, scope definition, planning, governance, execution, implementation, sustainment, and closeout.
Create, manage, and execute project scope, schedules, resource plans, budgets, milestones, deliverables, metrics, and change management activities.
Develop project charters, workplans, communication plans, governance structures, stakeholder maps, risk/issue logs, decision logs, and executive‑level status reports.
Clearly, concisely, and professionally communicate project plans, progress, risks, decisions, business goals, and governance expectations to project teams, operational leaders, vendors, and senior leadership.
Identify, elevate, and manage project risks, issues, dependencies, constraints, and opportunities proactively, recommending mitigation strategies and decision options.
Collaborate with clinical, operational, finance, technology, supply chain, ancillary services, and vendor partners to align project activities with operational priorities and patient‑care needs.
Facilitate cross‑functional meetings, workshops, readiness reviews, implementation planning sessions, process mapping sessions, and post‑implementation reviews.
Ensure project deliverables are completed on time, within scope, within budget, and aligned with quality, safety, service, compliance, and operational performance goals.
Analyze and interpret data, workflows, processes, systems, and performance trends to develop recommendations, business cases, action plans, and measurable improvement opportunities.
Maintain and improve project management methodologies, tools, templates, dashboards, and common practices to strengthen consistency, transparency, and effectiveness across projects.
Partner with leaders to monitor project benefit realization, including operational KPIs, service levels, process efficiency, supply availability, cost savings, risk reduction, and stakeholder satisfaction.
Coordinate vendor activities, implementation tasks, timelines, deliverables, and issue resolution for projects involving external partners or technology solutions.
Develop, recommend, and implement action plans to resolve project barriers and ensure successful completion of assigned projects within specified timeframes.
Provide functional direction, coaching, onboarding support, and day‑to‑day work coordination for project coordinators, analysts, or assigned project team members.
Mentor team members to encourage personal and professional growth and promote continued skill development in project management, process improvement, and healthcare operations.