Legal Program Manager – OCM & Spend
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TA Program Manager, Non-Traditional Pipelines
Advocate Aurora Health
full-time
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Location: 🇺🇸 United States
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💰 $54 - $81 per year
Job Level
SeniorLead
About the role
- Manages significant TA initiatives and programs across the region and Enterprise which impacts candidates, hiring leaders and teammates.
- Challenges current programs and processes, designing and implementing innovative and inspiring programs inspiring TA solutions to enhance leadership, candidate and recruiter experiences and processes.
- Responsible for program management (including marketing, facilitation resources, program budget) to support strategic talent acquisition priorities such as data management, technology, training, vendors, affiliations, recruitment marketing, etc.
- Organizes and leads cross functional operational teams to realize program objectives.
- Researches external best practices through community portals, evaluating standards, and determining comprehensive solutions that are consistent with state and federal regulations and requirements.
- Communicates ongoing project status, potential issues and timeline with TA Leadership teams and stakeholders.
- Plans, organizes and manages all aspects of assigned retrospective, outcome and prospective programs and initiatives.
- Responsible for managing vendor relationships including leveraging expertise to influence decisions, determining agreements and challenging the status quo.
- Evaluates the effectiveness of talent acquisition strategies/programs/solutions, assesses the impact on the business, and utilizes this information in order to make decisions (i.e.; improvements, modifications, etc.).
Requirements
- Typically requires 7 years of experience in human resources that includes experiences in project management, recruiting, or consultation
- Bachelor’s Degree (or equivalent knowledge) in Human Resources or related field
- Knowledge of recruitment best practice, methods, research and strategies applied in large organizations
- Effective group facilitation and internal consulting skills
- Skills in research, developing sound proposals, and demonstrated ability in the successful implementation of programs
- Skills in influencing and developing others who are not direct reports in order to move toward common goals and outcomes
- Exceptional verbal and written communication skills to interact with executives, management, physicians, and team members at all levels
- Ability to work effectively in a diverse work group and with a wide range of audiences consisting of different generations, cultures, and learning styles
- High level of proficiency and literacy in using the Microsoft Office Suite, similar products and other technology solutions
- Strong knowledge of process improvement standards and quality improvement principles
- Ability to navigate and establish priorities in an often, ambiguous environment
- Ability to collaborate and work effectively in a team environment
