Program Manager (Health Portfolio)
Program Manager (Health Portfolio)
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Is responsible for a well-defined program or multiple projects within a portfolio structure.
- Directs and oversees performance of Project Managers within a portfolio, and may also direct onsite Managers, Leads., first line project supervisors, and other staff in support of customer requirements.
- Provides direction and mentorship to Project Managers and other junior staff within a portfolio.
- Ensures administrative, procedural and operational guidelines set forth by customer contracts, contract vehicles, task orders, and organizational policies and procedures are followed.
- Oversees project performance against requirements and metrics and production of deliverables.
- Responsible for overall project performance and management of and issues that may arise and applies hands-on support to troubleshoot and resolve issues.
- Works with company functional Departments to execute various contract delivery requirements, proactively identify and mitigate potential issues, and collaborate on internal processes and procedures.
- Coordinates and executes organizational and portfolio quality management activities in accordance with requirements of ISO 9001: 2015 registered Quality Management System.
- Develops improvement initiatives and manages scope, strategy, project plans, resource allocations and budget for each engagement
- Serves as primary interface and point-of-contact to clients; provides next-level coverage for customer interfaces of subordinate Project Managers within the portfolio.
- Reports activities and those of subordinate Project Managers/Leads to senior staff members within the portfolio structure.
- Attends meetings with Client personnel including, Contracting Officer, COR/COTR, Technical Monitors, or others to ensure contract compliance and customer satisfaction. Contribute and make recommendations to client requirements as needed.
- Responsible for quarterly client project meetings, in-process reviews (IPRs), and sales objective reviews (SORs).Identifies, develops and manages the client and employee relationship.
- Develops process improvements for work delivery and contract services.
- Provides leadership to cross functional teams in multiple offices.
- Personnel-related duties:
- May manage 100+ employees depending on programs and contracts.
- Synthesize data acquired from client and employee to prepare/conduct annual/interim performance reviews for employees in the field, and Project Managers within the portfolio.
- Handles personnel actions including HR compliance issues, submits personnel action change forms, makes hire recommendations, and implements disciplinary actions.
- Reviews and approves employee timesheets and manages time and attendance.
- Respond to employee inquires and needs by answering moderate and complex questions and concerns and directing them to the appropriate department (HR, Payroll) as needed.
- Responsible for collaborating with the customer, Project Managers, internal recruiting department, and human resources to staff vacancies.
- Schedule, coordinate and attend employee events to include employee recognition events, luncheons, and happy hours.
- Prepare summaries for employee awards, contract past performance write ups, internal reports and newsletter content.
- Reporting duties:
- Effectively manages requirements and reports data for projects and programs valued at $5M or more.
- Monitor contract/project activities to ensure scope of work, project management plans, reporting deliverables, training, and delivery schedule are well-defined and maintained.
- Analyzes performance and briefs portfolio team and others on project delivery, cost, profit and loss (P&L), to include assigned projects and those of subordinate Project Managers.
- Prepare client reports and deliverables using MS Office tools as needed for analysis of hours worked, burn rates, workload statistics, etc. to ensure successful financial and program management of contracts.
- Proactively develop and send written communications, status reports, and updates to customers and organizational stakeholders
- Works under the guidance of a Portfolio Manager and Sr. Program Manager to support business development and proposal response activities as needed
- Understand client’s business processes and strategic priorities
- Develop working knowledge of the client’s organization and mission
- Work closely with clients and in-house experts to implement solutions that help customers achieve business goals
- Project Management Professional (PMP) certification is preferred
- Previous experience in an onsite project or program management role in support of Federal Health Agencies is preferred.
- Active Public Trust, Secret or Top Secret clearance preferred.
- Demonstrated success in a project-based consulting environment.
- Demonstrated ability to lead projects that successfully deliver practical and innovative solutions to clients.
- Proven ability to cultivate and maintain relationships with government and other high-profile clients.
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