Senior Business Project Management Analyst

This position within the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) Project Management Office (PMO) directly supports the state’s Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), funded through federal assistance from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). The Senior Business Project Management Analyst oversees the full lifecycle of technology and health system initiatives under RHTP, including statewide telespecialist platforms, Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) coordination, care coordination tools, and centralized billing capacity.

The role focuses on driving project execution, process improvement, vendor management, and system integrations to expand healthcare access, strengthen care delivery, and improve outcomes across rural Wyoming.

This position provides an excellent opportunity for a professional with strong analytical and problem-solving skills to advance their career in healthcare technology, project management, and public administration. Working in a fast-paced environment within the Project Management Office (PMO), the role involves analyzing and improving business processes and technology, assessing the impacts of change on users, and delivering enhanced services to internal teams, providers, and the public.

Reporting to the PMO Contracts and Planning Manager, the Senior Business Project Management Analyst oversees the full lifecycle of IT projects, including planning, scheduling, status reporting, implementation, software testing, and contract management. The role supports enterprise IT systems, including benefits management, provider enrollment, fraud/waste/abuse case management, electronic visit verification, enterprise integration platforms, and care case management.

This position is an At-Will Employment Contract and includes state contribution for a single Health Insurance plan. This position pays for actual hours worked and is limited to 40 hours per week. The hiring manager cannot negotiate the hourly rate. This position does not include paid vacation time, paid sick time, paid holidays, family health insurance, state retirement contribution, or other benefits.

The hiring manager cannot negotiate these items.

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• Lead and manage high-visibility IT and care-delivery projects, under the RHTP portfolio, coordinating efforts across multiple initiatives (e.g., telespecialty platforms, NEMT, care coordination, and technology adoption).
• Direct project work efforts and coordinate with agency executives, federal CMS partners, regional healthcare providers, and external vendors.
• Plan, schedule, track, and report on project timelines, resources, milestones, deliverables, and grant budget allocations.
• Identify, document, and track project risks, developing clear mitigation strategies and communicating recommendations to leadership.
• Establish and maintain project artifacts, including resource management plans, status reports, phase entrance/exit criteria, and business process flows.
• Evaluate operational efficiency, analyze user workflows, and recommend process improvements to support agency long-term rural health transformation plans.

• Gather, document, and validate business, functional, and non-functional requirements efficiently across various RHTP initiatives .
• Develop and maintain clear business and functional Requirements Traceability Matrices (RTM) and design documentation.
• Create comprehensive test plans, user acceptance test (UAT) scripts, and test scenarios; coordinate execution with subject matter experts, state staff, and external partners to ensure solutions meet business requirements.
• Test new software applications, data…