Freelance Healthcare Project Manager (PR/Communications Focused)
Freelance Healthcare Project Manager (PR/Communications Focused)
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Support multiple projects across creative, digital, media, and other functional teams, with guidance provided in complex or unique situations.
- Reprioritize tasks dynamically and adjust workflows in response to changing timelines or project needs.
- Assist with building estimates, schedules, and timelines while flagging risks and communicating changes to stakeholders.
- Coordinate with external vendors throughout the full project lifecycle, including web, translations, print production, and budget/estimate management.
- Ensure smooth task delivery by proactively following up, reviewing progress, and tracking actions with minimal supervision.
- Lead financial management, including forecasting and invoicing. Desired Experience & Skills
- Experience in healthcare, life sciences, pharmaceutical, or regulated environments (research, clinical trials, commercial, operations).
- Experience in public relations and communications.
- Experience in freelancing or short-term contracting with rapid or short-cycle projects and multi-project management.
- Familiarity with Kantata (or other WMSystems) and updating timelines, project trackers, etc.
- Strong project management fundamentals: attention to details, organization, prioritization, communication, and cross‑functional coordination.
- Comfort managing deadlines and high‑volume workflows.
- Ability to work independently and escalate when needed.
- Familiarity with agency environments preferred.
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