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UCLA HEALTH

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Description

Reporting to the Associate Director of UCLA Health Medicare
Advantage Plans, the Portfolio Lead is a key senior contributor responsible for
the successful implementation, coordination, and management of a diverse
portfolio of health plan initiatives and complex projects. This role supports
organizational priorities, governance frameworks, and continuous business
process improvements across the health plan.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead
    and coordinate multi-dimensional projects, providing subject matter
    expertise and functional leadership to cross-functional teams.
  • Define
    project scope, objectives, and deliverables while developing detailed
    project plans to guide execution.
  • Facilitate
    alignment and collaboration among diverse stakeholders to ensure clarity
    and shared goals.
  • Monitor
    project progress, identify risks, and drive resolution to achieve
    successful outcomes on time and within scope.
  • Support
    portfolio-level reporting, maintain comprehensive documentation, and
    uphold governance standards.
  • Organize
    and lead project-specific and advisory meetings to promote transparent
    communication, accountability, and effective follow-through.

Salary Range: $86,400-$184,800/annually Qualifications

We’re seeking a detail-oriented individual with:

Required:

  • A Bachelor’s degree in Health Administration,
    Public Health, Computer Science, or related field, or equivalent combination of
    education and experience
  • 5 or more years of experience in project
    management experience across the full project lifecycle, including planning,
    execution, monitoring, risk management and close-out
  • 3 or more years of experience coordinating
    projects within a healthcare, managed care, or health system environment
  • Project Management Professional (PMP) or equivalent
    certification (e.g. PgMP, Agile, SAFe) required at hire or to be obtained
    within the first 12 months
  • Knowledge of portfolio and program management
    principles, including the ability to coordinate multiple concurrent initiatives,
    manage interdependencies, and align project execution with approved objectives,
    governance structures and organizational priorities
  • Skill in developing and executing comprehensive
    project plans, defining scope, milestones, deliverables, timelines, resources,
    and success criteria throughout the project lifecycle
  • Ability to identify, monitor, and escalate
    project risks, issues, and changes while maintaining scope control and adapting
    approaches to evolving requirements in support of portfolio priorities
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills,
    including clear status reports and executive presentations on project progress,
    risks and outcomes

Preferred:

  • A Master’s degree in health administration,
    public health, or computer science
  • 3 or more years of experience facilitating
    governance forums, workgroups, or committees and supporting executive-level
    reporting and decision-making
  • 2 or more years of experience managing
    interdependent projects with regulatory, operational, or compliance
    considerations
  • Knowledgeable of healthcare delivery systems and
    managed care operations
  • Strong ability to engage and influence
    cross-functional stakeholders at all levels, fostering alignment,
    decision-making, and shared accountability
  • Ability to conduct structured discovery,
    analysis, and evaluation to assess feasibility, dependencies, risk, and
    readiness, and to synthesize findings into clear, actionable recommendations
    for leadership
  • Knowledge of quality assurance and continuous
    improvement to support performance monitoring, process optimization and
    corrective actions

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