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Project Manager in Healthcare (East Coast based)

Kontakt.io United States 2 days ago

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Who we are

Kontakt.io is the market leader in Intelligent Orchestration of Care Operations, helping hospitals cut waste, reduce costs, and improve patient experiences. Our AI- and RTLS-powered platform unifies data across systems, automates workflows, and orchestrates staff, equipment, and patient flow in real time—delivering up to a 2% EBITDA margin uplift for hospitals. We’re deployed system-wide at hundreds of hospitals (including HCA systemwide). We’re on a path to $100M ARR, doubling revenue year over year, after raising $50M from Goldman Sachs in 2024. Team of 140, HQ in NYC.

Why this role

You’ll be the boots-on-the-ground owner for hospital deployments of Kontakt.io solutions—coordinating site readiness, installation crews, hospital IT, and vendors to turn SOWs into live, stable systems that deliver measurable outcomes.

What you’ll do

Plan deployments end-to-end: create detailed site plans, milestones, dependencies, and checklists.

Run the field rhythm: lead daily/weekly standups with contractors, facilities/biomed, and hospital IT; unblock tasks and drive decisions on site.

Site readiness & installs: coordinate surveys, placement, cabling/low-voltage, mounting, labeling, and inventory; ensure EHS compliance and access/permits.

Field readiness: pre-stage devices, execute commissioning/functional tests, document results, and manage punch lists to closure.

Risk & change control: surface issues early, and manage change orders within SOW.Documentation & handover: produce as-builts, acceptance criteria/results, and clean handoffs to Support/CSM; run the 30–60–90 day stabilization checklist.

Vendors & budgets: coordinate third-party installers and OEMs to SLAs; track actuals vs. plan to protect PS margin.