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EPR Cutover Manager

England
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EPR Cutover Manager

We’re currently supporting an NHS organisation looking for an experienced EPR Cutover Manager to support a major digital transformation programme through the critical transition into go-live.

This is an opportunity for someone who has been through EPR implementations, cutovers and go-lives and understands the level of coordination required across clinical, technical and operational teams.

The role will involve:

  • Leading the EPR cutover planning and execution
  • Developing and maintaining the detailed cutover plan and runbook
  • Coordinating activities across clinical, technical, data, infrastructure, applications and operational teams
  • Managing cutover rehearsals and readiness activities
  • Tracking dependencies, risks, issues and key go-live milestones
  • Working closely with programme and workstream leads to ensure readiness
  • Coordinating command centre / go-live activity
  • Supporting the transition from the existing systems into the new EPR
  • Providing clear reporting on cutover readiness to senior programme stakeholders

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  • Proven experience managing EPR cutovers and NHS go-lives
  • Experience working across complex, multi-workstream digital programmes
  • Strong understanding of cutover planning, rehearsals, dress rehearsals and go-live readiness
  • Experience coordinating clinical and technical stakeholders
  • The ability to manage significant volumes of activity and dependencies under tight deadlines
  • Previous experience with major EPR platforms
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