Project Manager - Mergers & Acquisitions

Dupage Medical Group•Downers Grove, IL

68d•$85,617 - $128,425•Hybrid

About The Position

Duly Health and Care is expanding its footprint across existing and new medical facilities. We are seeking a highly driven, technology-savvy Project Manager - Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) to lead the full lifecycle of technology onboarding and integration for all M&A activities. This individual will own the planning, coordination, and execution of acquisition-related projects - ensuring that new facilities are fully prepared with the systems, equipment, applications, and workflows required for seamless operations on day one. Success in this role requires a strong sense of ownership, exceptional follow-through, and a commitment to delivering outcomes in a fast-moving, critical-care environment.

Requirements

5+ years of experience in IT Project Management, preferably in healthcare, multi-site environments, or M&A.
Strong technical understanding of infrastructure, telephony, networking, end-user computing, and enterprise applications.
Ability to conduct structured facility assessments and translate findings into actionable project plans.
Demonstrated ability to drive outcomes, own deliverables, and work autonomously.
Proven success managing complex, cross-functional technology projects with aggressive timelines.
Outstanding communication, stakeholder management, and organizational skills. Strong analytical, problem-solving, and escalation management capabilities.
Valid driver's license; ability and willingness to travel to clinics and facilities.

Responsibilities

Serve as the primary project manager for all Duly M&A technology efforts, from initial scoping through go-live.
Conduct deep-dive facility assessments to identify gaps, requirements, risks, and necessary integrations.
Develop and manage full project plans including scope, timelines, budgets, milestones, and delivery expectations.
Drive alignment across all participating teams-including Infrastructure, Applications, Networking, Security, Clinical Operations, Finance, and Facilities.
Identify all applications, systems, and equipment required for operational readiness at new facilities.
Lead the documentation and execution of integration plans for telephony, network, clinical applications, end-user devices, remote access, and corporate systems.
Ensure all equipment is staged, configured, deployed, and validated prior to go-live.
Oversee build and configuration work to ensure technology standards and best practices are maintained.
Act as the primary point of contact for M&A technology initiatives, ensuring clear communication across departments and leadership.
Facilitate cross-functional meetings to review progress, identify roadblocks, and ensure accountability.
Provide regular status reports, risk logs, and go-live readiness assessments to senior leadership.
Coordinate onsite technology activities including installation, testing, cutover, and support.
Drive go-live readiness across all workstreams to ensure operational continuity for providers and patients.
Lead post-go-live hypercare to ensure all issues are resolved promptly and transitions to steady-state operations occur seamlessly.