Oracle Fusion Program Manager

Job Overview

Impact Advisors is seeking a dynamic and motivated Oracle Fusion Program Manager to join our team.

Responsibilities

• Lead projects from inception to delivery.
• Manage medium to large-scale projects with medium to high complexity, including planning, budgeting, resource management, deliverables development, timelines, issues and risks.
• Develop new business within the project, identify new business elsewhere in the client environment and assist with developing proposals, RFPs, etc.
• Direct multiple implementations and cross-functional teams with hands on experience implementing at least one Oracle Fusion module.
• Contribute knowledge gained through other healthcare vendor knowledge, certifications and/or credentials.
• Travel as necessary to client sites to perform required tasks.
• Interact with all levels of healthcare professionals and staff in one-on-one and group settings.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience in Oracle Program Management roles, majority on cloud (OCI) projects.
• Healthcare implementation leadership experience is required.
• 6+ years of experience managing medium to large-scale Oracle Fusion implementation projects with medium to high complexity, including planning, budgeting, resource management, deliverables development, timelines, issues and risks.
• Demonstrated ability to lead, build consensus, and foster accountability of cross-functional client, vendor, and project teams.
• Experience with and understanding of Oracle Fusion integration processes and best practices.
• Proven experience developing new business within the project, identifying new business elsewhere in the client environment and assisting with developing proposals, RFPs, etc.
• Oracle Fusion accreditation (certification) in at least one Oracle Fusion module.

Benefits

This role has a salary range of $175,000 - $220,000 and may also be eligible for an annual discretionary bonus. Additional benefits and perks may also be available, depending on the position and employment terms.