Dynamic Project Manager at Epic Systems with a proven track record in risk management and team collaboration. Successfully led multi-site implementations, enhancing efficiency and user satisfaction. Expert in project planning and development, I drive results through strategic stakeholder engagement and technical support, ensuring projects meet organizational goals and timelines.
• Managed a team of 16 analysts, directing workload, priorities, and development to deliver successful multi-site projects across six hospitals.
• Directed enterprise-level system implementations and upgrades, coordinating project timelines, deliverables, and cross-functional resources while mitigating risks to ensure on-time and within-scope completion.
• Partnered with stakeholders across six hospitals to drive organizational decisions aligned with end-user needs, improving efficiency, adoption, and satisfaction.
• Served as a liaison between technical teams and operational leaders, converting complex requirements into actionable project strategies and technology solutions.
• Led testing, validation, and quality assurance efforts, safeguarding reliability, compliance, and project success.
• Facilitated cross-functional collaboration between IT, laboratory, clinical, and administrative teams, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives.
• Traveled to other client sites to deliver end-user training and solve technical issues, strengthening adoption, knowledge transfer, and client relationships.
• Directed end-to-end device procurement and implementation by gathering hardware requirements from end users, coordinating with vendors for procurement, and overseeing implementation, testing, and installation across multiple hospitals.
• Acted as the primary liaison between end users, IT, vendors, and installation teams, ensuring projects were delivered on time, within budget, and aligned with organizational goals.
· Translated text projects including news articles, legal documents, graphic figures, and published articles/journals.
· Sourced and summarized articles from newspaper databases, medical journals, and reports for analysis of Russian influenza.
· Researched symptoms and statistical data of diseases in 1890 in France to verify the accuracy of identities assigned to different diseases. Work was published in a journal for the NIH.
Project planning and development
Epic Clinical & Anatomic Pathology Training - 2024