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Mondo

Lead Project Manager

Chicago, IL · Remote

$55 - $65/hr

Lead Program Manager, Remote (CST/EST hours). Start date is To be confirmed for this 6 Month Contract position. Job Title: Lead Program Manager Location-Type: Remote (CST/EST hours) Start Date: To be ...

Navtech, Inc.

QA Program Manager

Chicago, IL · On-site +1

Chicago, IL, 100% Remote Duration: 12+ Months contract We are looking for a QA Program Lead ... Experienced managing QA team of individual contributors spread across multiple programs

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How much do remote trauma program manager jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 3, 2026, the average yearly pay for remote trauma program manager in Chicago, IL is $68,586.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $50,500.00 and $61,800.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Remote Trauma Program Manager vs Remote Trauma Coordinator?

AspectRemote Trauma Program ManagerRemote Trauma Coordinator
CredentialsTypically requires a bachelor's degree in healthcare, psychology, or related field; certifications like trauma-informed care are commonUsually requires similar educational background; certifications may be preferred but less common
Work EnvironmentOversees programs, manages teams, develops protocols remotely for trauma servicesSupports trauma care delivery, assists with patient coordination, often works directly with clients remotely
Employer & Industry UsageHospitals, mental health organizations, telehealth providersNonprofits, clinics, telehealth services in trauma care

The Remote Trauma Program Manager focuses on overseeing trauma programs and managing teams remotely, while the Remote Trauma Coordinator provides direct support in trauma care delivery and patient coordination. Both roles require relevant healthcare credentials and are common in telehealth and mental health industries, but the Program Manager has broader responsibilities in program development and management.

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Infographic showing various Remote Trauma Program Manager job openings in Chicago, IL as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 77% Full Time, 18% Part Time, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 94% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 4% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $68,586 per year, or $33 per hour.

Data Archival Program Manager (MediQuant/DataArk Program Manager)

Resource Consultings Services Inc

Chicago, IL • Remote

Contractor

Posted 17 days ago

Job description

Role: Data Archival Program Manager (MediQuant/DataArk Program Manager)  

Location: Remote

Duration: 6+ month

Position Summary

The Data Archival Program Manager leads enterprise data archival initiatives supporting application decommissioning, regulatory compliance, data retention, and long-term information. This role serves as the primary liaison between business stakeholders, IT teams, compliance, legal, privacy, and archival solution vendors to evaluate, plan, and execute archival strategies for legacy applications and clinical systems. The position provides subject matter expertise on healthcare data retention, archival technologies, system disposition planning, and governance processes.

This individual will manage the implementation of data archival solutions.  The individual we are seeking has been in a similar role-- working internally, not necessarily as the vendor implementer who is in and out.   This is an archiving project:  large scale integration of legacy data from 3 medical groups (patient records and HR records for employees.)  The program manager will interact with Med practices, tech team doing implementation

Key Responsibilities

Enterprise Archival Program Leadership

  • Manage and coordinate the MediQuant/DataArk and other archival technology vendors, Scanning America, and RUSH-owned archival program and associated archival projects.
  • Develop and maintain archival roadmaps, priorities, and project plans.
  • Lead evaluations of legacy applications transitioning toward archival and decommissioning.
  • Support governance committees responsible for data retention, archival, and disposition decisions.

Data Retention and Compliance

  • Partner with Compliance, Privacy, Legal, HIM, and business stakeholders to determine retention requirements.
  • Facilitate discussions regarding regulatory, operational, and research-based retention needs.
  • Ensure archival approaches align with organizational retention policies and healthcare regulations.

Archival Solution Design and Execution

  • Assess client-defined archival options and recommend appropriate technologies and strategies.
  • Coordinate vendor activities related to data extraction, migration, archival, hosting, and access.
  • Support implementation of enterprise archival solutions for clinical, operational, HR, financial, and administrative systems.

Application Decommissioning Support

  • Partner with decommissioning, infrastructure, and application teams to retire legacy systems.
  • Identify archival dependencies that must be completed before applications can be decommissioned.
  • Evaluate risks associated with ongoing support, licensing, security, and historical data access.

Stakeholder Engagement

  • Facilitate cross-functional meetings with clinical, operational, technical, legal, and compliance teams.
  • Present archival options, risks, costs, and recommendations to leadership.
  • Serve as a trusted advisor regarding archival strategy and data accessibility requirements.

Process and Governance Development

  • Help establish intake processes, standards, and documentation for archival requests.
  • Support development of archival governance frameworks and operating committee structures.
  • Maintain documentation, decision records, and program communications.

Key Deliverables

  • Archival project plans and execution strategies.
  • Retention requirement assessments.
  • Application archival readiness evaluations.
  • Vendor coordination and solution recommendations.
  • Governance presentations and status reporting.
  • Archival intake and assessment documentation.
  • Decommissioning support artifacts and recommendations.

Key Stakeholder Relationships

  • Enterprise Data Management leadership.
  • Application owners and business sponsors.
  • Compliance, Legal, Privacy, and HIM teams.
  • Clinical and operational leadership.
  • Infrastructure and cybersecurity teams.
  • MediQuant/DataArk and other archival technology vendors.
  • Portfolio and project management teams.

Success Measures

  • Successful archival and preservation of legacy application data.
  • Reduced risk during application decommissioning.
  • Accurate determination of retention requirements.
  • Timely completion of archival projects.
  • Stakeholder satisfaction and adoption of archival solutions.
  • Compliance with organizational and regulatory requirements.
  • Effective management of vendor relationships and archival costs.

Required Competencies

  • Healthcare data management and archival expertise.
  • Knowledge of retention and compliance requirements.
  • Program and project management.
  • Vendor management and contract coordination.
  • Risk assessment and decision facilitation.
  • Executive communication and stakeholder engagement.
  • Ability to navigate complex legacy application environments and data migration challenges