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The Senior Analyst and Technical Writer/Editor will lead a project, edit congressional reports, develop communications artifacts, facilitate client meetings, translate technical information, provide quality control on documents, and track project metrics. The role requires excellent communication and project management skills, along with proficiency in MS Office applications.

The Sr. Trainer will lead the planning, creation, and execution of training initiatives for a federal client, including developing materials and conducting both virtual and in-person sessions. Responsibilities include identifying training needs and providing post-training support.

The Program Analyst will support federal clients by facilitating client interviews, conducting training, gathering requirements, and applying change management methodologies. Responsibilities include developing change management materials, providing analytical support, and creating SharePoint sites and forms to enhance client experience and team productivity.

The Program Manager will oversee program goals such as improving contract and stakeholder management, facilitating meetings, developing reports, and supporting organizational initiatives. The role involves documenting management processes and mentoring junior staff while ensuring quality service delivery to clients in a federal healthcare environment.

The Project Manager will lead cross-functional efforts to develop strategies, plans, and schedules for financial management and healthcare initiatives while supporting project evaluations and collaborating with stakeholders to ensure effective communication and project delivery.

The SharePoint Developer will support the development, maintenance, and sustainment of internal and external SharePoint sites for a federal program. Responsibilities include collaborating with stakeholders, managing site permissions, utilizing MS Power Platform for automation, and adhering to UI/UX best practices while ensuring accessibility and security compliance.

The Quality Assurance Manager is responsible for overseeing the quality and compliance of a Medical Records Retrieval Program for a federal client. Duties include monitoring vendor performance, conducting audits and reporting, leading a team, collaborating with stakeholders, improving processes, and resolving errors.