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The Associate Director of Implementations manages the Professional Services Department, overseeing staff performance, client implementations, and departmental workflows. They are responsible for resolving escalations, developing training materials, and ensuring overall client satisfaction through effective team leadership.
JOB TITLE: Assoc Director of Implementations
DEPARTMENT: Public Sector
REPORTS TO: Director of Implementations
JOB LOCATION: Remote (U.S. based)
TRAVEL: 25%
SUMMARY OF POSITION:
Management of Professional Services Department including assigning new client implementation work orders to software implementation staff, providing implementation services to clients, managing workload and client expectations, reviewing work and billable hours completed by implementation staff, provide guidance and assistance to staf as needed, and resolve client issues as needed. Communicate open work order status to other department managers in weekly meetings. Seek information and assistance for more complex issues from other departments and supervisors.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS (EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE):
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS (EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE):
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