Clinical AI Integration and Technical Readiness Product Manager (Remote)

About the position GovCIO is currently hiring for an AI Clinical Integration and AI Technical Readiness Product Manager to oversee the technical readiness, clinical integration validation, and clinical workflow alignment of AI-enabled technologies deployed within VA clinical environments. This role ensures that AI solutions function reliably within CPRS, VistA, and related systems and are technically prepared for training, pilot, and enterprise use. This position focuses on technical product ownership, integration, and readiness, not software development, end-user training, or adoption activities. This is a fully remote position within the United States. Responsibilities • AI Product Technical Ownership • Serve as the primary technical owner for AI-enabled clinical products from pilot through readiness assessment. • Maintain a comprehensive understanding of AI system behavior within clinical workflows and environments. • Ensure AI products meet defined clinical and technical readiness and reliability standards prior to broader deployment. • Clinical Integration and Readiness • Coordinate leadership, clinical, and technical readiness activities with VA Medical Center pilot sites. • Validate configuration, access, and workflow prerequisites for AI-enabled technologies. • Identify technical risks or readiness gaps and recommend mitigation actions. • Integration Validation Oversight • Oversee integration validation and technical testing activities performed by technical testing teams. • Review and assess test findings, defect reports, and validation results. • Confirm that integration issues are appropriately diagnosed and resolved in coordination with vendors and VA OIT. • Technical Troubleshooting and Issue Resolution • Lead technical root cause analysis for integration, configuration, or infrastructure-related issues. • Coordinate with vendor engineering teams, VA OIT, and site technical staff to support issue resolution. • Verify corrective actions and confirm restored or expected system functionality. • Technical Documentation and Reporting • Develop and maintain technical readiness documentation, validation summaries, and risk assessments. • Provide concise technical updates and readiness reports to VA leadership and stakeholders. • Ensure traceability between technical findings, remediation actions, and readiness outcomes. • Coordination and Prioritization • Prioritize technical issues, readiness activities, and validation workstreams based on clinical impact and risk. • Coordinate across multiple AI initiatives as directed, ensuring consistent technical standards and practices. Requirements • Bachelor’s degree in a clinical discipline, health informatics, computer science, engineering, or a related field (or equivalent experience). • 12+ years of experience • Demonstrated experience leading enterprise projects in a healthcare environment. • Strong understanding of clinical workflows and how technology integrates into provider-facing systems. • Experience coordinating with engineering, infrastructure, and vendor teams to resolve technical issues. • Ability to analyze technical problems, synthesize findings, and communicate clearly to both technical and clinical stakeholders. • Ability to obtain and maintain a Suitability/Public Trust Clearance. Nice-to-haves • Experience working with AI-enabled or data-driven clinical technologies • Experience supporting clinical technology systems in healthcare environments. • Familiarity with CPRS, VistA, or comparable electronic health record environments. • Experience supporting pilot deployments or readiness validation of clinical technologies. • Background in technical project and product management, systems integration, and/or solution validation. • Experience working within federal healthcare or large integrated healthcare delivery systems. • Clinical acumen and experience working with cross-functional teams is a healthcare environment. • Experience delivering healthcare solutions across local, regional and national environments. • Problem-solving, Technical troubleshooting and root cause analysis • Clinical workflow understanding and analysis • Integration validation and system testing • Clear written and verbal communication • Stakeholder coordination across clinical and technical teams • Change Management • Risk identification and mitigation Benefits • Employee Assistance Program (EAP) • Corporate Discounts • Learning & Development platform, to include certification preparation content • Training, Education and Certification Assistance • Referral Bonus Program • Internal Mobility Program • Pet Insurance • Flexible Work Environment Apply tot his job

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