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McKesson

Supplies medicines and technology to healthcare teams

Lead Project Manager

Program ManagementPosted on Nov 10
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • A degree or equivalent and typically 10 or more years of relevant experience are required.
  • A deep understanding of corporate finance functions and experience implementing financial applications are highly desired.
  • Experience managing large, complex, enterprise-wide technology implementations is desired.
  • Expert-level project management understanding and strong financial business acumen are desired.
  • The ability to motivate, influence, and gain commitment at all levels of the organization is desired.
  • The ability to understand connections and dependencies between specific projects and key strategic objectives is desired.
  • The ability to organize and help lead multiple projects and tasks concurrently is desired.
  • The ability to communicate effectively in a hybrid environment is desired.
  • Expert verbal and written communication skills in English are desired.
  • Experience supporting matrixed teams and projects across functional boundaries is an additional desired qualification.
  • The ability to influence with limited authority is an additional desired qualification.
  • Resourcefulness and an innovative, entrepreneurial mindset are additional desired qualifications.
  • Lean/Six Sigma Black Belt certification and/or Project Management Institute (PMP) certification is a plus.

Responsibilities

  • Lead planning, execution, and successful delivery of highly complex transformation-portfolio projects, including technology implementations, automations, and process redesigns.
  • Ensure projects adhere to goals, timelines, and budgets by keeping the business focused on high-priority capabilities and managing scope creep through a strategic approach.
  • Coordinate and manage multiple vendors and stakeholders to support on-time delivery, within budget, and in accordance with agreed quality standards.
  • Prepare regular project status reports, deliver progress updates to stakeholders, lead steering committee meetings, and maintain project documentation and artifacts.
  • Manage project budgets, track expenditures, and support cost-effectiveness throughout the project lifecycle through effective business prioritization.
  • Identify and mitigate project risks and proactively address issues that could affect project success.
  • Identify process-improvement and best-practice opportunities to improve efficiency and effectiveness in project delivery.
  • Build cross-functional collaboration and working relationships with teams and stakeholders to achieve project outcomes.
  • Engage executive and leadership stakeholders to gain support, influence decisions, and align projects with organizational priorities.
  • Build relationships with functional leaders, develop an in-depth understanding of each function's strategic priorities, and understand how those functions operate.
  • Absorb and process disparate information, synthesize it quickly, and connect information across workstreams where appropriate.
  • Support business-case development by gathering input from relevant stakeholders and helping the business present cases to leadership for approval.
  • Assess business needs, collaborate with stakeholders, and deliver practical solutions; listen to multiple viewpoints, influence, facilitate, and solve problems.
  • Build trusting relationships across teams and departments and collaborate with business leaders to execute plans.
  • Champion change to ensure adoption of solutions across the organization.
  • Act as the change lead when one is not assigned to the program.
  • Coach and mentor project managers across the team and act as an informal leader.

About the Company

McKesson

Supplies medicines and technology to healthcare teams

McKesson distributes medicines and medical supplies to pharmacies, hospitals and other care providers, alongside services that connect drug manufacturers with patients. Its specialty businesses support community cancer care and clinical research, extending its work beyond moving products through warehouses. The company buys drugs and supplies from manufacturers for resale, while its software helps pharmacies manage inventory and healthcare teams secure insurance approval for prescriptions. It also sells practice management and patient support services to clinicians and drugmakers. McKesson traces its business roots to 1833 and is headquartered in Irving, Texas.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Irving, TX
Founded
1833

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