Be part of a transformative effort to improve the health and well-being of rural communities across Indiana.
Our client is leading Indiana’s 5-year Rural Health Transformation Program, including the Make Rural Indiana Healthy Again Regional Grants, a historic $600M investment to strengthen healthcare access, prevention, and system resilience across 64 fully rural and nine partially rural counties. This initiative brings together state leadership, healthcare providers, and community organizations to design and implement solutions that reflect local needs while advancing a shared, statewide vision for better health outcomes.
This role leads interoperability and HIE modernization efforts that enable secure, effective data sharing across healthcare and public health partners.
The Interoperability & HIE Modernization Project Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, and delivering projects that advance health information exchange (HIE) capabilities and interoperability across healthcare, public health, and community partners.
This role directly supports the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) interoperability initiatives by leading multi-stakeholder modernization efforts focused on data exchange, standards adoption, system integration, and sustainable information-sharing infrastructure. The position manages project execution, stakeholder coordination, vendor oversight, and performance tracking to ensure successful delivery of complex, high-impact health IT initiatives.
The Project Manager works closely with the interoperability initiative lead but is expected to manage project responsibilities independently with minimal guidance. Work is reviewed for quality, accuracy, and achievement of project goals, and the role requires keeping leadership and team members appropriately informed of progress.
This position collaborates with internal teams including IT, legal, finance, and data and analytics, as well as external partners such as vendors, healthcare providers, regional organizations, and government stakeholders. The role requires independent judgment, strong coordination skills, and the ability to manage complex initiatives with evolving technical and policy requirements.
Lead the execution of interoperability and HIE modernization projects from initiation through completion.
Coordinate across internal teams and external partners to support successful project execution.
Manage vendor relationships and monitor project performance to ensure successful delivery.
Support adoption of standards and frameworks that enable effective data exchange.
Support broader program priorities and collaborate across the Office of Data and Analytics.
| Skill | Required / Desired | Years of Experience |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor’s degree in public health, health informatics, information systems, or related field (Master’s preferred) | Required | |
| Experience in project or program management within health IT, healthcare operations, or data interoperability initiatives | Required | 5 years |
| Experience in healthcare operations, public health, health IT, or related field | Required | 5 years |
| Demonstrated experience managing complex, multi-stakeholder programs or projects | Required | |
| Strong project management, organizational, and analytical skills | Required | |
| Strong written and verbal communication skills, including presenting to leadership and external stakeholders | Required | |
| Experience managing vendors, contracts, or external partners | Required | |
| Proficiency with project management and collaboration tools (e.g., Microsoft 365, project management platforms) | Required | |
| Working knowledge of healthcare data exchange, interoperability concepts, or HIE environments | Highly Desired |
This role supports the successful delivery of interoperability and HIE modernization efforts that improve how health data is shared across Indiana. By enabling better coordination between healthcare providers, public health agencies, and community partners, this work contributes to more informed decision-making and improved health outcomes across rural communities.