The Senior Project Manager works independently and is responsible for planning, directing, coordinating, and delivering major, complex, business-critical projects through the full project life cycle, from initiation through customer handoff. The role leads projects with site- or enterprise-level strategic importance and ensures they are completed on time, within budget, and in accordance with Mayo Clinic project management methodologies and standards. Serving as the portfolio execution leader for Pharmacy Intelligence & Automation, the Senior Project Manager coordinates strategic initiatives involving pharmacy analytics, automation, artificial intelligence, reporting, operational transformation, and technology optimization. The position provides program leadership across an enterprise portfolio, ensuring initiatives are prioritized, governed, resourced, measured, and adopted. It supports improvements in medication safety, operational efficiency, workforce productivity, regulatory compliance, and financial stewardship. The role manages complex, high-risk work with multiple interdependencies and may oversee projects with major costs. It leads project and portfolio governance, strategic planning, executive reporting, stakeholder engagement, resource coordination, organizational change management, and benefits realization. The Senior Project Manager develops and tracks budgets, monitors value realization and return on investment, and independently leads problem-solving and decision-making within project and change-management processes. Advanced negotiation, strategic thinking, and innovative problem-solving are important. The Senior Project Manager applies Agile, Lean, and continuous improvement methodologies to technology and operational transformation initiatives. Responsibilities may include monitoring Scrum processes, coaching teams and Product Owners, removing impediments, facilitating discussions and conflict resolution, and fostering collaborative teams that deliver quality work on time. The role may have direct or indirect reports and may lead and develop project staff. It also serves as a mentor and advisor on project management practices, methods, and standards. The position frequently works with executive leaders, pharmacy operational leaders, informatics professionals, analysts, technology teams, and clinical stakeholders. Example initiatives include medication-management reporting and business intelligence; pharmacy analytics and dashboard modernization; automation and workflow optimization; AI and advanced analytics; Epic-related pharmacy transformation; drug shortage and inventory analytics; medication safety and diversion surveillance; operational excellence; and pharmacy technology and digital transformation. Additional job-related functions may be assigned by the immediate supervisor. This is a hybrid role. The candidate must live within 100 miles of Rochester, Minnesota. On-site work is purpose-driven and estimated at approximately two days per quarter. The position is not eligible for visa sponsorship or transfer, and Mayo Clinic does not participate in the F-1 STEM OPT extension program.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior