Program Manager, AI and Digital Engagement
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Location
- IL, United States
- Work setup
- Remote
- Seniority
- Not specified
- Employment
- Full time
- Experience
- 7+ years
- Category
- Project management
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- Bachelor’s degree required; master’s degree preferred in organizational development, education, nursing, instructional design, or a related clinical field
- 5-7+ years of progressive experience in project management, change management, healthcare technology, or related work, including experience leading initiatives in complex, matrixed organizations
- Excellent organizational, interpersonal, and professional communication skills
- Strong strategic, analytical, and problem-solving skills
- Strong stakeholder management and facilitation skills
- Strong organizational and program management skills
- Ability to operate independently and navigate ambiguity
- Ability to learn quickly and apply emerging technologies
- Knowledge of change management, adult learning theories, and workforce adoption principles and ability to apply them
- Ability to use data, feedback, and performance measures to evaluate adoption, identify opportunities, and inform decision
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and other tools used to support program management, analysis, communication, and collaboration
Full description
Join a world class academic medical center, UChicago Medicine, as a Program Manager, AI and Digital Engagement. This position will be primarily a work from home opportunity with the requirement to come onsite as needed. You will need to be based in the Chicagoland area.
The Program Manager of AI and Digital Engagement leads workforce engagement and training strategies that advance the medical center’s digital transformation priorities, including artificial intelligence (AI) and emerging digital health technologies. The role translates enterprise strategy into coordinated programs that drive workforce readiness, engagement, adoption, and sustained use of digital capabilities. Serving as the strategic connector across technology teams, clinical and operational leaders, and frontline staff, the Program Manager uses workforce insights, adoption data, and performance measures to identify barriers, influence priorities, and continuously improve the digital experience and organizational impact through strategic engagement.
Essential Job Functions
- Lead workforce readiness, enablement, and adoption strategies for digital and AI-enabled tools and workflows across diverse clinical, operational, and administrative populations
- Design and oversee delivery of education and enablement programs including live learning, e-learning, job aids, simulation, and other approaches that build workforce competency and confidence with AI tools and digitally-enabled care workflows.
- Apply change management, adult learning, and workforce adoption principles to develop approaches tailored to different audiences, workflows, and levels of digital readiness.
- Partner across clinical education, nursing professional development, human resources, operational leadership, and other teams to integrate digital and AI capabilities into existing organizational infrastructure.
- Establish and monitor measures of workforce readiness, competency, utilization, and adoption; analyze results and recommend interventions to address identified gaps.
- Continuously evaluate and refine enablement strategies based upon adoption data, workforce feedback, organizational priorities, and evolving technologies.
- Serve as a liaison and connector across educational teams throughout the health system and relevant Biological Science Division teams (i.e. nursing, simulation center, human resources)
- Translate enterprise digital and AI priorities into actionable transformation roadmaps, workplans, milestones, governance structures, and measurable outcomes.
- Lead complex cross-functional digital transformation initiatives from strategy and readiness through implementation, adoption, optimization, and sustainment.
- Partner with the Center for Digital Transformation, AI Governance, Data Governance, IT, clinical informatics, and operational leaders to prioritize initiatives, manage dependencies, and align transformation efforts with organizational priorities.