Temporary leadership of the Medical Technology and IT division with approximately 85 employees across 4 hospital sites, 1 medical care center (MVZ), 1 training academy, and other affiliated institutes:
Established a program to stabilize the partially highly failure-prone operations and competently managed corresponding outages (including temporary full emergency operations across all hospitals)
Promoted and guided gradual cultural transformation (return to office, shift in collaboration from email to face-to-face discussions, fostering responsibility and acceptance of mistakes, etc.)
Identified and communicated significant risks, initiating appropriate countermeasures to reduce or avoid them
Introduced a binding and transparent requirements and project portfolio management process
Initiated implementation and ensured adherence to methodological project management practices
Established regular communication with other business units and hospital leadership to improve IT’s position and visibility
Provided detailed onboarding for the successor
Outcome: Stabilization and professionalization of daily IT operations and internal project management quality, combined with and supported by a guided cultural transformation, while simultaneously improving IT’s perception within the organization.