Senior Project Manager- Clinical Software

Senior Project Manager- Clinical Software

Fully remote with some travel to NHS Trusts in the UK

As a Senior Project Manager- Clinical Software you will manage a portfolio of projects with a selection of key clients. You will also be leading a team to implement complex enterprise software solutions into live mission critical healthcare environments, and be responsible for improving project efficiency and effectiveness, through project management process and tool improvements.

Role responsibilities for the Senior Project Manager- Clinical Software:

• Project management of enterprise clinical software into the NHS
• Leading, monitoring and managing multiple projects
• Ensuring all project management activities from end to end are looked after
• Risk, resource, and change management
• Financial control and executive stakeholder management
• Solution team management and matrix team / resource management across delivery, development, and third-party vendor teams
• Project documentation and status reports
• Host internal and external project meetings
• Team motivation and leadership
• Contractual acceptance

Knowledge, skills, abilities for the Senior Project Manager- Clinical Software

• Experience of delivering enterprise software solutions into the NHS from a vendor side perspective, (multiyear, £1M+ budgets, multiple trusts, mixed supplier/partner landscape, complex)
• Experience of delivering clinical applications such as PACS, RIS, EPR, PAS, LIMS, ePMA
• Qualified to Prince2 Practitioner level
• Matrix people leadership both internally and externally
• Project control, planning and documentation
• Risk management
• Resource management
• Financial management (vendor side experience of milestone completion, billing and change control)
• Contractual management
• Ability and willingness to take initiative toward project completion
• Create and deliver executive-level summary reports and presentations
• Exceptional client and stakeholder management skills
• Some site visits to NHS trusts in the UK