About the Company
Oracle Customer Success Services is a One Oracle approach to ensuring customer success through a broad set of services and solutions delivered by certified and experienced implementers. The organization helps accelerate the customer journey by providing customer-centric delivery and support-integrated services in close collaboration with Oracle Development. This role works closely with technical teams, subject matter experts, client stakeholders, governance leaders, and healthcare operations teams to ensure projects are delivered with clarity, accountability, and measurable business impact.
About the Role
We are seeking an experienced Technical Oracle Health Project Manager to lead and coordinate Oracle Health Millennium projects focused on technical delivery, issue resolution, operational improvements, and client outcomes. The role is responsible for managing project plans, coordinating cross-functional teams, tracking risks and dependencies, supporting governance processes, and ensuring successful delivery of project objectives within scope, schedule, and budget.



This is a contract role suited for a hands-on project manager with solid healthcare IT experience and working knowledge of Oracle Health Millennium settings.
Responsibilities
Develop, manage, and execute project plans aligned to project scope, schedule, budget, resources, risks, and objectives.
Coordinate cross-functional teams, technical resources, subject matter experts, client stakeholders, and business workstreams to drive successful project execution.
Track milestones, deliverables, dependencies, action items, issues, risks, and changes throughout the project lifecycle.
Provide regular project status reporting, including executive-level updates, dashboards, risk logs, mitigation plans, and decision points.
Facilitate project meetings, technical working sessions, stakeholder updates, governance reviews, and escalation discussions.
Drive accountability across project teams to ens

📌 Project Manager Bengaluru (India)
🏢 Oracle
📍 India