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Project Manager
Project Manager
Project Manager
Posted 17 days ago
- Birmingham, West Midlands
- Any
- External
Meridian Business Support are working on behalf of a client in the West Midlands, they require an experienced Project Manager with experience managing projects within a care and medical field, to work in their established team.
Role: Project Manager
Hours: Monday to Friday (37.5 Hours a week)
Salary: £(phone number removed) to £(phone number removed) per annum
Location: West Midlands
Our client is looking for an experienced project manager to work in their Health and Care. The Project Manager will support the Programme lead in the continued implementation and additional functionality deployment across the Black Country.
A shared Care platform that also spans their neighbouring offices in Staffordshire, Stoke-on-Trent and Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin so experience of working across multiple organisations and systems is essential.
Duties will include: -
Producing project documentation
Day to day supervision of Senior Officer IT & Digital Implementation
Liaison with suppliers and providers
Data integration from partner organisations primary clinical systems
Data enhancements to include pathology and radiology
Technical specialist for the delivery of the wider programme
Project manage data integration workstream reporting exceptions, managing risks and issues
Stakeholder management including supporting partner organisations to deliver to agreed timescales
Monitoring and Reporting (outcomes, status, highlights, exceptions, risks, issues and mitigations etc)
Technical contact for all workstream leads
Developing and maintaining project plans and project documentation (relating to data integration)
Completion of integrating data across all
Development of future data integration plans i.e. to onboard future partners (care homes, hospices) and data enhancement increasing the scope and richness of the shared care record
On-boarding of additional organisations
Risk and Issue managementInterested and feel you can perform well in this role? Then attach or send your CV to (url removed) to avoid disappointment or call Amanda for further info on (phone number removed)
Role: Project Manager
Hours: Monday to Friday (37.5 Hours a week)
Salary: £(phone number removed) to £(phone number removed) per annum
Location: West Midlands
Our client is looking for an experienced project manager to work in their Health and Care. The Project Manager will support the Programme lead in the continued implementation and additional functionality deployment across the Black Country.
A shared Care platform that also spans their neighbouring offices in Staffordshire, Stoke-on-Trent and Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin so experience of working across multiple organisations and systems is essential.
Duties will include: -
Producing project documentation
Day to day supervision of Senior Officer IT & Digital Implementation
Liaison with suppliers and providers
Data integration from partner organisations primary clinical systems
Data enhancements to include pathology and radiology
Technical specialist for the delivery of the wider programme
Project manage data integration workstream reporting exceptions, managing risks and issues
Stakeholder management including supporting partner organisations to deliver to agreed timescales
Monitoring and Reporting (outcomes, status, highlights, exceptions, risks, issues and mitigations etc)
Technical contact for all workstream leads
Developing and maintaining project plans and project documentation (relating to data integration)
Completion of integrating data across all
Development of future data integration plans i.e. to onboard future partners (care homes, hospices) and data enhancement increasing the scope and richness of the shared care record
On-boarding of additional organisations
Risk and Issue managementInterested and feel you can perform well in this role? Then attach or send your CV to (url removed) to avoid disappointment or call Amanda for further info on (phone number removed)