Project Manager - Program Strategy

CVS Health is focused on creating a more connected and compassionate health experience. The Project Manager - Program Strategy will lead the planning and execution of key organizational projects, ensuring alignment with goals, timelines, and budgets while managing risks and resources effectively.

Responsibilities:

• Under general direction, leads the planning and execution of key organizational projects, ensuring consistent alignment with organizational goals, timelines, and budget constraints
• Develops project plans and team member assignments, defines specific deliverables and deadlines, and establishes project milestones for the organization
• Conducts project post-mortems to capture and apply lessons learned to identify areas for improvement and shares process enhancements to optimize project management practices
• Implements and enforces quality control processes to identify and resolve any deviations or deficiencies
• Develops change management plans and strategies to minimize resistance and ensure successful adoption
• Identifies project risks and issues, develops risk mitigation strategies, and establishes contingency plans
• Prepares and delivers project progress reports, highlighting achievements, risks, and mitigation strategies
• Directs individuals to manage multiple projects simultaneously, adjust priorities, and meet deadlines while maintaining the highest level of attention to detail
• Coaches more junior colleagues in current project management techniques, processes, and responsibilities

Requirements:

• 5-7 years work experience in Managed Care environment
• Adept at problem solving and decision making skills
• Adept at collaboration and teamwork
• Adept at growth mindset (agility and developing yourself and others) skills
• Adept at execution and delivery (planning, delivering, and supporting) skills
• Project Management Professional(PMP) preferred
• Bachelor's degree preferred/specialized training/relevant professional qualification. Equivalent Experience
• High School Diploma Or General Equivalent Development (GED)