Senior Qualitative Project Manager (Healthcare)

We are looking for a self-driven team players with a strong interest in the market research and healthcare industries. If you are a highly organized and goal-oriented person who is empowered by working in a fast-paced setting, this job is for you. The Senior Qualitative Project Manager needs to have a passion for healthcare innovation and a commitment to making a positive impact with Healthcare Professionals and patients. They will be tasked with executing multiple domestic and international projects in a fast-paced and collaborative work environment. They will facilitate communication amongst clients, Atlas Primary’s internal team and vendors. They are solely responsible for ensuring projects are set-up correctly and on-time while also identifying, recommending, and implementing solutions to issues that may arise during a market research project’s life cycle. This position reports directly to the Director of Qualitative Operations. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES • Manage projects, communicate directly with clients, and ensure high levels of client-satisfaction • Provide clients with daily status updates and resolve inefficiencies to help streamline processes • Recommend and suggest solutions to clients to meet project’s requirements • Complete projects on schedule and within budget • Ensure survey screeners are programmed correctly by testing links and verifying data • Work with and manage internal recruiting teams and vendors • Actively track and report across all sample recruiting methodologies • Act as a liaison between internal and external client field management teams to ensure adherence to project plans • Identify inefficiencies and streamline processes to optimize productivity and effectiveness • Willingness to wear multiple hats and take on responsibilities outside of traditional project management duties as needed • Work with supervisor to verify project revenue and expenses QUALIFICATIONS • Minimum 5 – 7 years field operations experience in the Healthcare market research industry is required. • Exceptional organizational and time management skills • Resourceful and able to work independently with minimal direction • Strong oral and written communication skills • Team player with a proven ability to build and maintain strong working relationships • Problem-solving skills to identify and implement creative solutions, overcome obstacles, and mitigate risks • Experience working in a remote environment • High Proficiency with MS Office, Gmail, Zoom, MS Teams etc. • Bachelor’s Degree or Equivalent Experience Apply tot his job

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