Health IT Project Manager

Program Management Solutions LLC•Washington, VA

6d•$130,000 - $155,000•Hybrid

About The Position

PMdigital.ai is looking for a Health IT Project Manager to join our growing team. This work will be performed primarily in a remote/virtual environment but may require on-site activities at IHSC Headquarters in Washington, DC on an as-needed basis, as determined by the Government. Performs project-level planning, coordination, project execution coordination, scheduling, risk and issue management, performance monitoring, documentation, and stakeholder-coordination work for assigned IHSC and Health IT projects. The Project Manager I develops and maintains the project-management products necessary to organize, monitor, and deliver assigned work.

Requirements

Demonstrated experience managing complex IT or Health IT projects through initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout.
Proficiency in project planning, scheduling, milestone management, risk and issue management, dependency tracking, and status reporting.
Ability to coordinate multidisciplinary stakeholders and multiple competing priorities.
Ability to analyze project performance and develop practical corrective-action and mitigation options.
Ability to prepare clear project plans, reports, dashboards, briefings, and other project-management documentation.
Strong facilitation, organization, analytical, written, and oral communication skills.

Nice To Haves

PMP or comparable project-management certification is preferred.

Responsibilities

Develop, maintain, and execute project-management plans, schedules, milestones, work breakdown structures, dependencies, action trackers, and related project-management artifacts.
Coordinate project activities across applicable clinical, operational, technical, data, cybersecurity, training, and business stakeholders.
Monitor project progress, milestones, schedule performance, dependencies, risks, issues, and required deliverables.
Develop and maintain project risk and issue registers and identify mitigation and corrective-action options.
Track Government-approved mitigation and corrective actions through completion.
Analyze project schedule and performance variances and develop recovery or corrective-action options.
Develop and maintain project status reports, dashboards, briefings, meeting documentation, decision logs, and other required project-management work products.
Track project budget and cost information using Government-provided or authorized data without committing or reallocating Government funds.
Coordinate assigned testing, implementation, training, readiness, transition, or deployment activities as applicable to the project.
Facilitate project meetings and working sessions and maintain decisions, action items, responsibilities, and due dates.
Maintain project documentation, records, traceability, and required administrative artifacts.
Compile factual background, data, source material, and draft technical inputs requested for Government-controlled Congressional, executive, audit, or other official communications. Government officials retain responsibility for determining agency positions and approving and issuing official responses.
Develop process-improvement and policy-analysis inputs and supporting products for Government consideration.