Senior Project Manager – Healthcare Transformation

About the role

We are looking for an experienced Senior Project Manager to lead the Immunization Repository Consolidation initiative, a high‑profile digital health transformation project for the Ontario public sector. The role is based onsite at 222 Jarvis St and involves full‑lifecycle management of a complex, multi‑stakeholder program.

Key responsibilities

• Lead and manage large‑scale healthcare and digital health transformation projects from initiation through closeout.
• Develop and maintain core project artefacts such as the Project Charter, Integrated Project Management Plan, schedules, risk registers, issue logs and change requests.
• Gather business and technical requirements and translate them into detailed project plans, resource allocations and delivery strategies.
• Control scope, budget, schedule, quality, risks and dependencies while providing regular reporting to steering committees and senior executives.
• Facilitate stakeholder engagement with clinicians, vendors, ministries and cross‑functional teams.
• Oversee change management, training, communications, testing and transition‑to‑operations activities.
• Manage project financials, budgeting and forecasting using Planview and other PM tools.
• Ensure compliance with OPS Unified I&IT methodology, public sector architecture standards, GO‑ITS and Digital Health requirements.

Required profile

• Minimum 5 years experience in federal, provincial or broader public‑sector healthcare organisations.
• Proven track record leading large, complex I&IT transformation projects with extensive stakeholder involvement.
• Demonstrated ability to work with clinicians and healthcare stakeholders to deliver technology solutions in clinical environments.
• Strong knowledge of public‑sector project governance, risk management and compliance frameworks.

Required skills

• Planview (project management and financial tracking tool)

What we offer

• Opportunity to lead a strategic, high‑impact health‑care initiative.
• Collaboration with senior government executives and clinical experts.
• Professional development within a supportive public‑sector environment.