Impact-Driven Healthcare Project Manager

Terros Health; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Multiple medical plans

Dental plans

401(k) with company match

4 Weeks paid time off

Wellness program

Pet Insurance

Group life and disability insurance

Employee Assistance Program

Mental and physical health access

Professional growth & development

Tuition discounts with GCU and The U. 

Tuition discounts with University of

Working Advantage

Gym memberships

Car rentals

Flights, hotels, movies and more

Bilingual pay differential

Job summary

Terros Health is seeking a skilled Project Manager to direct and coordinate initiatives across departments within a healthcare delivery system. You will guide teams from planning through delivery to ensure alignment with strategic goals and quality standards.

The role emphasizes leadership, stakeholder communication, and risk management to deliver projects on time and within scope. Collaboration with clinical and administrative leaders will be essential.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of project management experience, preferably in healthcare settings.
• Bachelor's degree in a related field preferred.
• Strong leadership, communication, and cross-functional collaboration skills.

Responsibilities

• Provide project management and leadership to drive key organizational initiatives from planning through delivery.
• Collaborate with executive leadership and internal departments to allocate resources and align sponsors; manage risks and issues.
• Prepare status reports on milestones, dependencies, risks, and deliverables for leadership.

Job description

Terros Health is seeking a skilled Project Manager to direct and coordinate initiatives across departments within a healthcare delivery system. You will guide teams from planning through delivery to ensure alignment with strategic goals and quality standards.

The role emphasizes leadership, stakeholder communication, and risk management to deliver projects on time and within scope. Collaboration with clinical and administrative leaders will be essential.