Manage and coordinate projects to include establishing and implementing work plans, leading activities of various workgroups, and managing day-to-day operational aspects of a project.-Work with project team members or subject matter experts to define project scope, goals, resource requirements, timelines, and deliverables.-Continually monitor and report project progress to stakeholders, identifying risk points, and proposing solutions or escalating to leadership as needed.-Create, maintain, and update key project documentation in a timely manner, including risk registers, change logs, and meeting notes.-Maintain strong organization across projects and escalate sudden project changes including changes to timeline, resources, or scope, in a timely manner.-Develop and maintain a working knowledge of existing operations and workstreams to maximize coordination and efficiency across Epic-related projects.-Participate in strategic or operational planning exercises for the Central Health system as needed.-Collaborate with multiple functional areas across the organization to gather operational requirements, improve processes, and influence operations as they pertain to assigned projects.-Engage with operations to prepare for adoption of Epic optimizations and enhancements.-Manage the day-to-day work of the Epic workgroups including reviewing change requests, vetting of new feature releases, and guiding evaluation of operational considerations and readiness.-Serve as resource person/liaison between Epic team members, system-wide PMOs, and clinical/operational team members.-Perform other duties as assigned. The Epic Project Manager will work closely with the Epic Application Analyst Team, Epic Training Team, Business Intelligence Teams and system-wide Project Management Offices, as well as operational and clinical leaders, to implement, monitor, and improve Epic-related initiatives.