Medasource
WHAT
: IT Project Manager WHEN
: ASAP, Full-Time, 9-Month Contract WHERE
: Pueblo, Colorado, United States
Increase your chances of an interview by reading the following overview of this role before making an application.
We are seeking an experienced and highly organized Project Manager to lead two critical phases of clinical device integration and deployment projects for our health system client. This role is central to improving patient safety and modernizing clinical workflows by replacing failing patient monitoring equipment and implementing new Capnography devices. The ideal candidate will possess exceptional interpersonal skills, a strong background in managing complex healthcare IT projects, and familiarity with clinical environments and medical device integration. This is a high-visibility role requiring a hands-on approach and outstanding communication skills.
Key Responsibilities - Phase I: Priority Monitoring Deployments (December 2025 - Q2 2026 Focus) Philips Fetal Monitoring: Drive the entire deployment project (estimated 90-day duration) to replace failing monitors. Coordinate with the Philips vendor and internal clinical teams (pediatrics focus, given the sensitive nature of the failing equipment). Ensure go-live readiness, including scheduling and coordinating the final 30 days of vendor-led, on-site education. Medtronic Monitor Replacement: Project manage the replacement of 11 failing monitors across 10 patient rooms and 1 nurses' station. Coordinate with Clinical Engineering (CE) for system testing and validation. Ensure all necessary site infrastructure and cabling knowledge is applied to facilitate successful device connectivity. Alaris Smart Pump Integration (PMC): Plan and oversee the PMC Alaris pump build and integration (occurring in January) with a target February go-live. Coordinate clinical education planning around the February go-live timeframe. EMR and Workflow Integration: Demonstrate familiarity with Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems to ensure seamless data flow from all new monitoring devices. Actively engage with clinical stakeholders to assess and refine clinical workflows impacted by the new equipment. Transition Management: Oversee the final steps of the current Rev 4 Philips upgrade to ensure a clean handoff and prevent residual issues from impacting new projects. Phase II: Capnography Deployment & Infrastructure (Following Phase I Completion) Capnography Implementation: Lead the deployment and integration of 45 Capnography devices across 255 beds at two different hospitals. Initiate a wireless site survey as a first priority (familiarity with this process is huge). Manage the integration of devices into the existing infrastructure, including Rad-97s and connectivity to the Virtual Health Center (VHC). Project Management & Execution: Define the project tier structure and execute the planning and implementation phases within the estimated 60-90 day timeline. Coordinate all deployment activities, including site infrastructure and Clinical Engineering involvement. Plan and manage the Virtual Education component for the Capnography go-live. Required Skillsets & Experience - Exceptional Interpersonal Skills: A history of building strong relationships and effectively navigating complex organizational dynamics within a health system environment. This is the most crucial skill for success in this role. Organizational and Communication Excellence: Expertise in formal reporting, scheduling check-ins, and developing/maintaining comprehensive project plans. Proactive identification and escalation of risks and issues to leadership. Ability to clearly communicate deliverables and progress to both technical and clinical audiences. Healthcare IT & Device Experience: Proven experience managing technical IT projects, specifically around medical device deployment and integration. Direct experience with Patient Monitoring systems (e.g., Philips, Medtronic) and Capnography integration is highly preferred. Prior experience successfully managing a system or device migration project is a significant asset. Technical Knowledge (Not Expertise): Familiarity with: Epic EMR (to understand integration points). Basic networking, cabling, and site infrastructure requirements for connected medical devices. Commitment to Quality: Focused on delivering successful, high-quality go-lives and a seamless transition for end-users.
: IT Project Manager WHEN
: ASAP, Full-Time, 9-Month Contract WHERE
: Pueblo, Colorado, United States
Increase your chances of an interview by reading the following overview of this role before making an application.
We are seeking an experienced and highly organized Project Manager to lead two critical phases of clinical device integration and deployment projects for our health system client. This role is central to improving patient safety and modernizing clinical workflows by replacing failing patient monitoring equipment and implementing new Capnography devices. The ideal candidate will possess exceptional interpersonal skills, a strong background in managing complex healthcare IT projects, and familiarity with clinical environments and medical device integration. This is a high-visibility role requiring a hands-on approach and outstanding communication skills.
Key Responsibilities - Phase I: Priority Monitoring Deployments (December 2025 - Q2 2026 Focus) Philips Fetal Monitoring: Drive the entire deployment project (estimated 90-day duration) to replace failing monitors. Coordinate with the Philips vendor and internal clinical teams (pediatrics focus, given the sensitive nature of the failing equipment). Ensure go-live readiness, including scheduling and coordinating the final 30 days of vendor-led, on-site education. Medtronic Monitor Replacement: Project manage the replacement of 11 failing monitors across 10 patient rooms and 1 nurses' station. Coordinate with Clinical Engineering (CE) for system testing and validation. Ensure all necessary site infrastructure and cabling knowledge is applied to facilitate successful device connectivity. Alaris Smart Pump Integration (PMC): Plan and oversee the PMC Alaris pump build and integration (occurring in January) with a target February go-live. Coordinate clinical education planning around the February go-live timeframe. EMR and Workflow Integration: Demonstrate familiarity with Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems to ensure seamless data flow from all new monitoring devices. Actively engage with clinical stakeholders to assess and refine clinical workflows impacted by the new equipment. Transition Management: Oversee the final steps of the current Rev 4 Philips upgrade to ensure a clean handoff and prevent residual issues from impacting new projects. Phase II: Capnography Deployment & Infrastructure (Following Phase I Completion) Capnography Implementation: Lead the deployment and integration of 45 Capnography devices across 255 beds at two different hospitals. Initiate a wireless site survey as a first priority (familiarity with this process is huge). Manage the integration of devices into the existing infrastructure, including Rad-97s and connectivity to the Virtual Health Center (VHC). Project Management & Execution: Define the project tier structure and execute the planning and implementation phases within the estimated 60-90 day timeline. Coordinate all deployment activities, including site infrastructure and Clinical Engineering involvement. Plan and manage the Virtual Education component for the Capnography go-live. Required Skillsets & Experience - Exceptional Interpersonal Skills: A history of building strong relationships and effectively navigating complex organizational dynamics within a health system environment. This is the most crucial skill for success in this role. Organizational and Communication Excellence: Expertise in formal reporting, scheduling check-ins, and developing/maintaining comprehensive project plans. Proactive identification and escalation of risks and issues to leadership. Ability to clearly communicate deliverables and progress to both technical and clinical audiences. Healthcare IT & Device Experience: Proven experience managing technical IT projects, specifically around medical device deployment and integration. Direct experience with Patient Monitoring systems (e.g., Philips, Medtronic) and Capnography integration is highly preferred. Prior experience successfully managing a system or device migration project is a significant asset. Technical Knowledge (Not Expertise): Familiarity with: Epic EMR (to understand integration points). Basic networking, cabling, and site infrastructure requirements for connected medical devices. Commitment to Quality: Focused on delivering successful, high-quality go-lives and a seamless transition for end-users.