Program Manager - Actionable Findings

Piedmont Healthcare Inc.•Atlanta, GA

About The Position

The Program Manager provides clinical operations leadership for Piedmont Healthcare’s enterprise program to identify, communicate, track, and close the loop on clinically significant actionable findings. The role is accountable for reducing loss-to-follow-up risk, improving patient safety, standardizing follow-up workflows, and supporting timely diagnosis and care coordination for findings identified through radiology, AI-enabled workflows, Epic work queues, and future diagnostic use cases. The manager is accountable for program performance, clinical workflow design, quality outcomes, regulatory compliance, stakeholder engagement, and program expansion across multiple service lines. The position serves as the primary liaison between clinical operations, radiology, specialty practices, quality, patient safety, informatics, and information technology.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, Radiologic Technology, Respiratory Therapy, Physician Assistant Studies, Health Informatics, or a related clinical discipline.
Five years of progressive healthcare experience, including three years of leadership, program management, or supervisory experience.
Experience in radiology, pulmonary medicine, oncology, care coordination, population health, quality, or clinical informatics.
Experience with Epic or a comparable electronic health record.
Active clinical licensure or certification appropriate to the discipline.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree in Healthcare Administration, Nursing, Public Health, Informatics, or Business Administration.
Experience with AI-enabled clinical workflows.
Experience leading enterprise-wide initiatives.
CPHQ, PMP, Lean, Six Sigma, or informatics certification.

Responsibilities

Lead clinical operations for the enterprise actionable-findings program.
Identify, communicate, track, and close the loop on clinically significant actionable findings.
Reduce loss-to-follow-up risk and improve patient safety.
Standardize follow-up workflows and support timely diagnosis and care coordination.
Oversee program performance, clinical workflow design, quality outcomes, and regulatory compliance.
Engage stakeholders and expand the program across multiple service lines.
Serve as the primary liaison among clinical operations, radiology, specialty practices, quality, patient safety, informatics, and information technology.