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2 results for Project Manager in San Diego, CA

Project Manager

Escondido, CA
onsite
Temporary / Contract
33.25 - 38.5 USD / Hourly
We are looking for a Contract Project Manager to support office closure activities in Escondido, California. This role will oversee daily coordination tied to the shutdown of a local office, ensuring tasks are organized, vendors are aligned, and communication remains clear across leadership and staff. The ideal candidate brings strong project oversight skills, executive-level support experience, and the ability to keep multiple moving parts on schedule in a fast-paced environment. Responsibilities: • Direct the planning and execution of office closure activities, tracking timelines, priorities, and completion milestones. • Coordinate with outside service providers to arrange furniture removal, office cleanout, and other move-related logistics. • Organize equipment, materials, and office items to support an orderly transition and proper disposition of assets. • Serve as a central point of contact between senior executives, office personnel, and external partners to share updates and next steps. • Oversee day-to-day operational needs during the closure period to make sure critical tasks are addressed without delay. • Support cross-functional coordination across teams involved in facilities, administration, and business operations. • Prepare status updates, meeting notes, and action lists to keep leadership informed of progress and outstanding issues.
2026-07-17T00:00:00Z

Product Manager

San Diego, CA
onsite
Temporary / Contract
61.75 - 71.5 USD / Hourly
We are looking for a Product Manager to guide the direction of a workforce-focused product serving healthcare organizations in San Diego, California. This Long-term Contract position will shape strategy by connecting customer needs, operational realities, and measurable business outcomes across staffing, finance, HR, and clinical leadership. The ideal candidate brings strong product judgment, a deep understanding of workforce-related challenges, and the ability to turn complex insights into a clear product path that delivers meaningful value. Responsibilities: • Lead product direction by ensuring the team focuses on meaningful customer and business problems rather than feature delivery alone. • Build a strong understanding of workforce planning, staffing operations, nursing leadership, finance, HR, and vendor management to inform product decisions. • Convert customer pain points, market opportunities, and desired outcomes into a practical product strategy and sequencing approach. • Evaluate and prioritize high-impact opportunities such as unified data visibility, confidence in staffing data, demand forecasting insight, supply optimization, guided decision support, cost control, workflow collaboration, and compliance support. • Define and track success measures tied to business impact, including staffing efficiency, labor cost reduction, internal fill improvement, forecasting adoption, and confidence in workforce data. • Partner with cross-functional stakeholders across operations, finance, IT, legal, compliance, and leadership to align on direction while maintaining focus on user needs and outcomes. • Use discovery methods such as interviews, assumption testing, prototype evaluation, concierge testing, and business-case analysis before committing to complex product investments. • Apply data fluency to challenge inconsistent metric definitions and clarify how key workforce measures are interpreted across teams and facilities. • Make informed prioritization decisions in ambiguous situations and identify the best entry point for product adoption and value creation. • Connect product performance indicators to broader organizational results such as reduced agency spend, lower avoidable overtime, faster staffing gap resolution, and less manual reconciliation effort.
2026-06-25T00:00:00Z