IT Project Coordinator Lead - Columbia, SC - PMSC

We are seeking an IT Project Coordinator Lead to coordinate project activities, documentation, schedules, resources, risks, and stakeholder communication across multiple IT initiatives., Coordinate multiple IT project activities from planning through completion. Assist with developing business requirements and project plans. Track project schedules, milestones, risks, and issues. Coordinate internal teams, vendors, management, and external organizations. Maintain project documentation, metrics, and status reports. Monitor deliverables and support timely project completion. Assist with portfolio and program planning activities. Support risk management and mitigation efforts. Facilitate project communication among stakeholders. Manage multiple high-priority projects and competing priorities., OVERVIEW The IT Asset & Procurement Coordinator is an entry-to-mid level position responsible for software asset management, procurement activities, and IT administrative functio…

• 9 hours ago, Supports the management and oversight of IT assets throughout their lifecycle across the institution to ensure accurate tracking, reporting, transfers, maintenance and compliance. …
• 8 days ago

Bachelor’s degree in a technical, business, or related field; equivalent experience may substitute. 3+ years of project management experience. 3+ years of project management experience in a healthcare insurance information technology environment. Experience with project planning, technical effort estimation, and resource allocation., Experience with SharePoint and Microsoft project management tools. Proficiency with Visio, PowerPoint, MS Project, Word, Access, and Excel. Risk management experience. Strong written and oral communication skills. Strong organizational and stakeholder engagement skills. Medicaid or healthcare delivery systems experience preferred. PMP certification preferred. Required Certifications None required. Technical and/or Project Management certifications from recognized sources are desirable.