Remote Healthcare Project Mgr
Global Channel Management, Inc. · United States · 2026-10-15
About this role
Remote Healthcare Project Mgr needs 5+ years experience in pharma, healthcare
Remote Healthcare Project Mgr requires:
Bachelors degree preferably in a health-related, scientific or engineering field and a minimum of 5 years of experience;
Advanced degree or certifications (e.g. MS., MBA, Masters degree in Project Management or PMP) preferred.
Knowledge of or previous experience with drug development processes and application of project management tools and processes in cross-functional settings.
Experience supporting projects with a focus in oncology, imaging agents, or radiation therapy preferred.
Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project and capable of maintaining appropriate project documentation.
Remote Healthcare Project Mgr duties:
Liaise with Project Management Office (PMO) and Resource Modeling and Forecasting (RMF) teams to identify, share, and incorporate best practices into future processes, tools and training.
Develop and implement team communication plans and drive communication of key decisions/results to stakeholders.
Drive development of a global integrated project budget that ensures alignment with functional representatives and leadership.
Proficient in self-management and organizational skills; able to manage workload, set personal and team priorities and adjust as needed.
Originally posted on Himalayas
Skills asked for
- excel
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