17 Oct
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PocketHealth
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Toronto
17 Oct
PocketHealth
Toronto
Who you are
- You don't need to be an engineer, but you should understand how systems connect and be able to translate a client's operational reality into scope our engineers can build from. After go-live, you own the outcome metrics and are the first to spot adjacent workflows Conductor could take on next
- 5-7 years in technical project management, implementation consulting, solutions delivery, or enterprise implementations, with accountability for execution and outcomes
- Experience owning complex B2B deployments involving multiple stakeholders and dependencies, several at a time
- Experience working with healthcare providers, or in similarly complex, regulated operational environments
- Experience with EHR or RIS/PACS implementations, workflow automation, or integration-heavy enterprise software is a strong plus
- Demonstrated ability to produce requirements or scope documentation that engineering teams have built from
- Technical understanding of APIs, system integrations, and data flows
- Strong project management skills, including driving timelines, managing risks, and coordinating cross-functional teams
- Excellent written and verbal communication with clients, executives, and front-line staff
- Process improvement background is a plus
What the job involves
- PocketHealth is looking for a Technical Project Manager to own the execution of complex Conductor deployments with healthcare providers, including hospitals and clinics
- This role sits at the intersection of clients, engineering, sales, and customer success, ensuring deployments move quickly, stakeholders stay aligned, and clients successfully launch and expand with Conductor
- You'll manage multiple deployments at once, owning in-depth discovery, scope documentation, timelines, communication, and cross-functional execution from kickoff through go-live
- Serve as a point of contact for client stakeholders from kickoff through go-live
- Build and manage deployment plans, timelines, milestones, dependencies, and risk tracking
- Drive deployment cadence through regular status updates and clear ownership across internal and client teams
- Plan and coordinate user acceptance testing and drive formal sign-off
- Run in-depth discovery sessions on each workflow in scope with the teams who do the work, including scheduling, medical records, and imaging operations
- Document current-state workflows and standard operating procedures, including volumes, handoffs, exceptions, and systems involved
- Produce scoping documents covering workflow logic, inputs and outputs, edge cases, integration dependencies, acceptance criteria, and success metrics
- Define success metrics during discovery so every build is tied to a measurable outcome before development starts
- Partner with engineers to resolve open questions, evaluate feasibility and trade-offs, and manage scope changes
- Identify blockers, drive resolution, and keep teams aligned toward launch goals
- Determine when client requests fall outside contracted scope and require additional scope, resources, or alternative solutions
- Maintain deployment documentation and tickets so teams have clarity on priorities and next steps
- Track and report outcome metrics for live automations and review them with clients regularly
- Identify adjacent workflows Conductor could automate and partner with sales to develop expansion opportunities
- Translate patterns across deployments into product feedback and repeatable discovery and delivery templates
Advantages
- A mission-driven work environment
- Flexible work from home policies
- Stock options
- Free coffee, snacks, and team lunches
- Four weeks paid vacation (compulsory to take)
- Prioritization of your growth
📌 Agentic AI Delivery Manager (Toronto)
🏢 PocketHealth
📍 Toronto