Laboratory Systems Implementation Project Manager / Scrum Master (Oracle Health PathNet AP)

Requirements

Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and relevant experience.
8+ years of progressively responsible healthcare IT project or program management experience, including leadership of complex, multi-vendor implementations.
Demonstrated end-to-end leadership of at least one laboratory information system or LIMS implementation through go-live and stabilization.
Working knowledge of Oracle Health PathNet AP and the anatomic pathology capabilities, workflows, integrations, and implementation considerations it supports.
familiarity with laboratory operations and workflows, including experience partnering with laboratory leadership, faculty, pathologists, scientists, informaticists, and operational teams.
Proven ability to map current-state workflows, facilitate future-state design, and create net-new processes, controls, roles, and governance for laboratories adopting a full LIMS.
Experience translating ambiguous strategic direction into a practical plan and independently driving tactical execution, decisions, and follow-through.
Strong command of project and program management disciplines, including integrated planning, financial management, risk and issue management, change control, quality management, vendor management, and executive governance.
Hands-on experience applying Scrum, Kanban, or other Agile approaches within a structured enterprise or vendor implementation methodology.
Exceptional communication, facilitation, negotiation, conflict-resolution, and stakeholder-management skills, including the judgment and composure to work effectively with challenging stakeholders in a highly political environment.
Ability to manage multiple interconnected workstreams, balance competing priorities, and maintain momentum in a fast-moving, high-accountability environment.
Experience with healthcare privacy, security, regulatory, validation, and patient-safety considerations relevant to laboratory technology implementations.