Senior Information Manager

October 9, 2026

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This a Full Remote job, the offer is available from: United States, South Carolina (USA)

PMdigital.ai is looking for a Senior Information Manager to support the Air Force Operational Medicine Information Systems (AFOMIS) Program Office and AFCENT Surgeon General (AFCENT/SG) on the Medical Expeditionary Systems (MEDXS) program. MEDXS provides full life-cycle IM/IT support for the Air Force Medical Service's operational medicine capabilities. That includes the MEDXS Web Portal, the medical Waiver Management System, analytics dashboards, and Theater Medical Information Program–Joint (TMIP-J) applications used by deployed medical forces at garrison and forward locations in the USCENTCOM AOR.

Senior Information Manager (MEDXS)

Location: Remote (CONUS), with travel to the AOR. Supports secure facilities at AFCENT Headquarters and the AFCENT NOSC, Shaw AFB, SC.
Clearance: Active Secret
Travel: Regular travel to garrison, secure, and forward-deployed sites
Type: Full-time

Position Summary

The Senior Information Manager provides operations support for the Air Force deployed military healthcare domain. You'll connect clinical and theater continuity-of-care processes with AFOMIS OpMed IM/IT technology through training, business process improvement, and information management.

Key Responsibilities

Provide information management services for all deployed software, including quality improvement planning and business process improvement.
Deliver measurable process improvements, such as reduced processing time, fewer errors, or more efficient workflows.
Develop computer-based and remote training materials covering OpMed business processes in informatics, healthcare reporting, business process improvement, and clinical policy development.
Develop and maintain role-based training. Deliver functional and administrative training on the MEDXS Web Portal, Helpdesk, and Waiver applications.
Embed sustainment training with Senior Medical Officers in theater, and build IM/IT training into organic readiness training programs.
Take part in training governance, and keep accountability records for training personnel, equipment, and trainees.
Help develop policies, procedures, and system requirements related to AFOMIS, MEFPAKs, and COCOM mission requirements.

Required Qualifications

5 or more years of directly relevant experience.
Demonstrated experience providing operations support for the Air Force deployed military healthcare domain.
Experience with theater continuity-of-care processes and AFOMIS OpMed IM/IT technologies.
Proven ability to quickly learn new applications and capabilities in complex health force protection domains.
OCONUS Readiness Requirements (below).

Preferred Qualifications

Clinical informatics, healthcare reporting, or instructional design experience.
Experience with Articulate 360 or similar e-learning tools.

OCONUS Readiness Requirements (Mandatory on Day 1)

Active U.S. Government Secret security clearance (T3). Clearance verification will be required.
Valid U.S. passport with at least 18 months of validity remaining.
Proven experience managing personnel deployments, using the Synchronized Predeployment and Operational Tracker (SPOT), and handling host-nation theater clearance/DOCPER requirements across multiple OCONUS AORs.

Compensation: $105-140k per year

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