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University of Kansas Medical Center

Health sciences campus in Kansas City, KS

Program Manager

Full-Time
$60.8k - $91.2k
Senior
Master's
Kansas, USA
Hybrid
Project & Program ManagementProgram Management

About the job

Requirements
  • Seven years of experience in program management, project management, healthcare operations, implementation support, or related roles; education may be substituted for experience on a year-for-year basis.
  • Experience coordinating multi-site projects or community-based initiatives.
  • Experience working with multiple stakeholders and interdisciplinary teams.
  • Experience facilitating meetings and managing project-related communications.
  • Experience coordinating workforce development, training programs, or implementation activities.
  • Experience with quality improvement, evaluation, or reporting activities.
  • Ability to communicate, organize work, attend to detail, solve problems, think critically, resolve conflicts, adapt, and make decisions.
  • Proficiency with digital collaboration platforms such as Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, or Smartsheet.
  • Must reside in Kansas or Missouri.
  • Must maintain confidentiality of medical center, employee, and patient information and manage sensitive data in accordance with policies and legal requirements.
Responsibilities
  • Coordinate regional deployment readiness activities and implementation timelines for participating sites.
  • Ensure sites complete onboarding, platform setup, workflow preparation, and readiness requirements.
  • Serve as the primary regional point of contact during deployment and collaborate with technical teams, providers, and partner organizations to support operational readiness.
  • Track regional implementation milestones, identify barriers or delays affecting project objectives, and coordinate resolution of deployment-related issues with project leadership and technical support teams.
  • Lead regional implementation activities and coordinate rollout across participating healthcare organizations, community settings, and behavioral health partners in alignment with statewide project plans and timelines.
  • Support training logistics for providers, community health workers, supervisors, navigators, and support staff, including scheduling, attendance tracking, and training completion.
  • Monitor implementation progress across sites and assess adherence to implementation plans and established workflows; identify and address region-specific operational barriers.
  • Facilitate communication between participating sites and project leadership to support adoption and sustained use of digital mental health interventions.
  • Coordinate workflows among community health workers, supervisors, providers, and care teams across the regional hub.
  • Support onboarding and integration of newly hired staff and facilitate role clarity among team members.
  • Monitor workforce capacity, staffing coverage, and continuity across participating sites; identify workforce challenges or risks and communicate concerns to project leadership.
  • Document workflow processes, facilitate stakeholder communication, and promote consistent program operations aligned with project goals and expectations.
  • Coordinate regional participation in program evaluation, performance monitoring, and continuous quality improvement activities, ensuring sites complete required evaluation activities and data collection.
  • Track completion of continuous quality improvement action items and follow-up activities; support local teams in understanding performance expectations, implementation benchmarks, and reporting requirements.
  • Collect and communicate region-specific implementation insights, successes, challenges, and lessons learned to central evaluation and leadership teams.
  • Participate in quality improvement meetings and facilitate implementation of approved improvement strategies across participating sites.
  • Coordinate regional activities designed to improve access to digital mental health services and interventions.
  • Monitor barriers to patient, participant, or end-user engagement and enrollment; collaborate with technical support and program staff to identify, route, and resolve access-related issues.
  • Track recurring access concerns and communicate trends to project leadership.
  • Advocate for participating sites and end-users by elevating and addressing barriers affecting engagement, access, or adoption.
  • Serve as the primary regional liaison between participating organizations, project leadership, community partners, and implementation teams.
  • Facilitate regular meetings with regional stakeholders to review implementation progress, identify challenges, and coordinate solutions.
  • Maintain ongoing communication regarding project updates, timelines, deliverables, and performance expectations.
  • Support dissemination of project information and promote engagement among participating organizations and community partners.
  • Adapt communication strategies to meet the needs of rural healthcare organizations and diverse stakeholder groups.
  • Align regional implementation activities with statewide project goals.
  • Coordinate with other Regional Hub Program Managers and central project leadership to ensure consistency across regions.
  • Share best practices, successful implementation strategies, and lessons learned across regional hubs.
  • Contribute to statewide planning, implementation meetings, and strategic initiatives designed to strengthen program performance and sustainability.
  • Conduct activities professionally and ethically and in accordance with university policies and applicable local, state, and federal laws and regulations.
  • Perform job responsibilities safely and securely.
  • Coordinate work with other university areas to ensure integration and support of the university mission.
  • Maintain and expand job-specific knowledge and skills to keep pace with industry changes and support the university's commitment to excellence and innovation.
  • Participate in relevant committees, task forces, or similar activities.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in public health, healthcare administration, business administration, social work, behavioral health, nursing, public administration, or a related field.
  • Experience in rural healthcare, behavioral health, population health, or digital health programs.
  • Experience supporting grant-funded, federally funded, or state-funded initiatives.
  • Experience with implementation science frameworks, practice transformation, or quality improvement methodologies.
  • Experience supervising or coordinating community health workers, care coordinators, or implementation teams.
  • Experience working with healthcare systems, federally qualified health centers, critical access hospitals, behavioral health organizations, or community-based organizations.
  • Master’s degree in public health, healthcare administration, business administration, social work, behavioral health, public administration, or a related field.

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University of Kansas Medical Center is the University of Kansas academic health sciences campus in Kansas City, Kansas. Its schools provide degree-granting education in health professions, medicine, and nursing.

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