IT Project Coordinator- REMOTE

<br><strong>Job Summary</strong> <p>The <strong>IT Project Coordinator</strong> plays a vital role in bridging the gap between technical infrastructure and health plan operations. In this role, you will support the Project Management Office (PMO) in executing critical IT initiatives&mdash;such as claims system upgrades, provider portal enhancements, and regulatory compliance updates (e.g., CMS mandates or HIPAA security standards).<br><br>You are the "glue " that holds the project together, ensuring that timelines are met, documentation is airtight, and communication flows seamlessly between IT engineers, clinical staff, and executive leadership.</p><p><strong>Primary Responsibilities</strong> </p><ul><li>Project Lifecycle Support: Assist Project Managers in defining project scope, goals, and deliverables that support health plan business goals.</li><li>Schedule Management: Maintain and update project plans, tracking milestones and dependencies using tools like Jira, Microsoft Project, or Smartsheet.</li><li>Stakeholder Liaison: Act as a point of contact for cross-functional teams, including Claims Processing, Member Services, Network Management, and Clinical Informatics.</li><li>Meeting Facilitation: Coordinate and document technical "scrum " meetings or stakeholder steering committees, ensuring action items are captured and assigned.</li><li>Compliance & Documentation: Ensure all IT projects adhere to healthcare regulations (HIPAA, HITECH) and internal SOC2 or HITRUST standards. Maintain the project repository for auditing purposes.</li><li>Resource Tracking: Monitor team capacity and budget expenditures, alerting leadership to potential bottlenecks or overages.</li><li>Risk & Issue Tracking: Maintain the RAID (Risks, Actions, Issues, and Decisions) log, ensuring that technical roadblocks are escalated promptly.</li></ul> <strong>Education and Experience </strong><ul><li>Education: Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration, Information Technology, Business, or a related field.</li><li>Experience: 2+ years of experience in project coordination, preferably within a Managed Care Organization (MCO) or Health Insurance environment.</li><li>Domain Knowledge: Basic understanding of health plan operations (e.g., enrollment, EDI 837/834 files, ICD-10/CPT coding, or Pharmacy Benefit Management).</li><li>Tech Savvy: Proficiency in project management software and the Microsoft 365 suite (Teams, Excel, SharePoint).</li><li>Certifications: CAPM (Certified Associate in Project Management) or a Green Belt in Six Sigma.</li><li>Agile Familiarity: Experience working in an Agile/Scrum environment within a software development lifecycle (SDLC).</li><li>Soft Skills: Exceptional organizational skills and the ability to "translate " technical jargon into plain language for non-technical business partners.<br></li></ul>

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