Senior PMO Project Manager

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Senior project manager leading enterprise-wide healthcare, technology, and transformation initiatives. Driving strategic execution for Nemours Children’s Health pediatric care system.

Responsibilities:

  • Lead large-scale, enterprise-wide initiatives with significant strategic impact
  • Build integrated project and program structures across multiple objectives, dependencies, and workstreams
  • Partner with executive stakeholders to shape project scope, outcomes, governance, and strategic direction
  • Drive alignment across clinical, operational, technical, facilities, finance, and vendor teams
  • Lead organizational change management efforts supporting adoption, readiness, and sustainable results
  • Use data, project health indicators, and risk insights to inform executive governance and prioritization decisions
  • Manage project budgets, procurement strategy, SOW development, vendor selection, and third-party partner performance
  • Support initiatives involving construction timelines, regulatory requirements, infrastructure needs, and operational readiness
  • Mentor and guide junior project managers while modeling PMO standards and continuous improvement

Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree required
  • Master’s degree preferred
  • 8+ years of project or program management experience
  • PMP or equivalent project management certification required
  • Experience in complex healthcare, enterprise, technology, construction, or transformation environments ideally
  • Ability to influence executive stakeholders and lead through ambiguity
  • Experience managing risk, dependencies, budgets, governance forums, and cross-functional delivery teams
  • Experience with Epic, Oracle, mergers and acquisitions, capital projects, or infrastructure initiatives highly valued
  • Exceptional communication, facilitation, analysis, problem-solving, and change leadership skills

Benefits:

  • Mission-driven pediatric health system committed to improving children’s health through clinical care, research, education, advocacy, and prevention
  • Whole Child Health approach focused on prevention and treatment
  • Inclusion and belonging commitment
  • Culturally relevant care and efforts to reduce health disparities