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Digital Project Manager

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12 months ago
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Are you ready to lead digital change in a truly hands-on role? This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of digital healthcare delivery, right from the ground up.

A growing healthcare provider is seeking a Digital Project Manager to take ownership of its digital transformation roadmap. This newly created position offers the chance to build systems, streamline operations, and implement sustainable digital strategies across a highly respected healthcare organisation. You’ll collaborate with senior stakeholders and project teams to drive efficiency, reduce operational waste, and develop a scalable PMO function, making a real impact on patients and staff alike.

Based near Bath, this permanent role offers a salary up to £60,000 per annum. The role operates on a hybrid model, with 2–3 days on site expected weekly. Benefits include 30 days annual leave (with the option to buy more), up to 6% pension contribution, discretionary 5% annual bonus, Blue Light Card, and flexible working to suit your lifestyle.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead and deliver digital and IT projects from conception to completion, ensuring measurable outcomes.

Build project plans, business cases, risk logs, and technical documentation to support effective delivery.

Establish and embed project governance processes and develop a future-fit PMO framework.

Map current systems and processes, identifying opportunities for digital innovation and efficiency gains.

Act as the digital lead in internal and external stakeholder meetings, including steering groups.

Champion best practices in project delivery while mentoring and supporting others involved in digital change.

Skills & Experience:

Formal qualification in project management (e.g. PRINCE2, MSP) with proven delivery in digital transformation roles.

Strong experience managing multiple digital projects, ideally within regulated or healthcare environments.

Hands-on and proactive approach with the ability to operate at both strategic and delivery levels.

Confident engaging with stakeholders at all levels and translating business needs into digital solutions.

Working knowledge of project tools (e.g. Microsoft Project, (url removed)) and experience building frameworks from scratch.

Familiarity with Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and a passion for reducing waste and enhancing user experience.

How to Apply:

If you're ready to lead meaningful digital change and build something from the ground up, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now or contact Niche Recruitment with any questions about the role or the application process

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