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I, too, am looking around (internally). Since my hospital is being absorbed by a larger system, our IT infrastructure is being consolidated. In the short/medium term, there will be no reductions (my god we're bare bones staffed anyway) and in fact I've applied for four of the new manager-level positions opening up in my new service line. I don't have particularly high hopes to get one, but interviewing for a position you're qualified for is never bad.
What does that have to do with project management? Well, these new roles would be about half personnel management and half project management. I do a ton of project management now, so I figured that wouldn't be a bad fit. My current job (technically a team lead position) will be sort of reduced in scope to more of a "lead analyst" position, which is good and bad. Good because that is what it should be, and what it is at every single similarly-sized organization in the country and it would come with no salary change (I'm already towards the lower end of my scale). But bad because I kind of like the PM work and I like punching above my weight class. We'll see I suppose.I gotta little bit of smoke and a whole lotta wine...
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Originally posted by Swansong View PostI, too, am looking around (internally). Since my hospital is being absorbed by a larger system, our IT infrastructure is being consolidated. In the short/medium term, there will be no reductions (my god we're bare bones staffed anyway) and in fact I've applied for four of the new manager-level positions opening up in my new service line. I don't have particularly high hopes to get one, but interviewing for a position you're qualified for is never bad.
What does that have to do with project management? Well, these new roles would be about half personnel management and half project management. I do a ton of project management now, so I figured that wouldn't be a bad fit. My current job (technically a team lead position) will be sort of reduced in scope to more of a "lead analyst" position, which is good and bad. Good because that is what it should be, and what it is at every single similarly-sized organization in the country and it would come with no salary change (I'm already towards the lower end of my scale). But bad because I kind of like the PM work and I like punching above my weight class. We'll see I suppose.
We started to use microsoft 365 business voice sms recently for the different projects and i can see that we can deal with many issues much faster and more successfully than in the past. Maybe will be helpful for you too.Last edited by anygreen; 07-29-2022, 07:32 AM.
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