Rural Health Transformation (Health Information Technology) (Durational Project Manager)

Office of Policy and Management; Hartford (CT); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

The Office of Policy and Management seeks a Durational Project Manager to lead health information technology initiatives under Connecticut's Rural Health Transformation Program in Hartford. You will translate policy goals into actionable plans and oversee grant operations with cross-functional teams.

Reporting to the Health Information Technology Officer and Director of Health IT, this full-time role focuses on stakeholder coordination, project planning, and risk management to improve rural

Qualifications

• Experience with Health Information Technology (HIE, EHRs, data integration, telehealth) or similar.
• Experience managing health policy, healthcare administration, or public-sector programs.
• Experience with rural health and service delivery.
• Experience managing complex, multi-stakeholder initiatives.
• Experience using health data for analytics and performance measurement.

Responsibilities

• Lead health IT initiatives under the Rural Health Transformation Program.
• Translate policy goals into actionable project plans.
• Manage grant operations and ensure compliance.
• Coordinate among stakeholders across public and private sectors.
• Oversee risk management for rural healthcare delivery improvements.

Skills

Health IT

Policy management

Public sector programs

Rural health

Stakeholder coordination

Data analytics

Job description

The Durational Project Manager will lead health information technology initiatives under Connecticut's Rural Health Transformation Program, translating policy goals into actionable plans and managing complex, multi-stakeholder projects. Reporting to the Health Information Technology Officer and Director of Health IT, this role oversees grant operations, project planning, stakeholder coordination, and risk management for rural healthcare delivery improvements. The position is full-time in Hartford and will terminate at the end of the grant spending period on February 20, 2030, unless funding ends sooner.

Key qualifications:

• Professional experience utilizing Health Information Technology (HIE, EHRs, data integration, telehealth, or similar)
• Experience managing health policy, healthcare administration, or public-sector programs
• Experience with rural health and service delivery
• Experience managing complex, multi-stakeholder initiatives
• Experience utilizing health data for analytics and performance measurement