IT Project Manager, Healthcare IT Systems

TRS Consulting
West Midlands
3 weeks ago
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IT Project Manager, Healthcare IT Systems

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IT Project Manager, Healthcare IT Systems

IT Project Manager, Healthcare IT Systems

IT Project Manager, Healthcare IT Systems

IT Project Manager, Healthcare IT Systems

Medical IT Systems, Healthcare Informatics

  • Basic Salary £55,000 to £60,000
  • Company Car
  • 34 Days Holiday (Inclusive of Public Holidays)
  • Pension
  • Life Insurance

A home based role from anywhere in the UK
The Role – IT Project Manager, Healthcare IT Systems

Following continued growth this market‑leading organisation now seeks to recruit a customer focused Project Manager. Responsibilities include:



  • Planning, organising and overseeing multiple software integration projects
  • Leading and delivering a clear plan encompassing the objectives of the project
  • Creating and maintaining project documentation
  • Working closely with customers to translate project objectives into an effective project plan
  • Supporting implementation engineers to keep them on task and on time
  • Handling change to preserve project plan commitments

Your Background – IT Project Manager, Healthcare IT Systems

To be considered for this role you should be able to demonstrate:



  • Experience of project management in the IT healthcare technology sector
  • Good interpersonal skills with experience in a customer facing role
  • Ability to work well with all people and be a team player
  • Flexible, eager to learn, enjoy attention to detail and be a problem solver
  • Understanding healthcare standards such as DICOM and HL7

The Company – IT Project Manager, Healthcare IT Systems

  • Medical instrument and device manufacturer
  • Established over 60 years
  • Extensive product range and global presence in over 35 countries
  • Global business with an inclusive and caring culture

This vacancy is being advertised by TRS Consulting. The services advertised by TRS Consulting are those of an employment agency and / or employment business.


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