Project Manager – TES Program - 40%

With over 13'000 collaborators and collaborators representing 160 professions, the Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève are a reference institution at the national and international level. To learn more about our institution, take a few minutes to consult our 2025 retrospective by clicking here. The Care Directorate embodies the authority in terms of care. Its mission is to guarantee the quality and safety of care within the institution. As such, the Care Directorate has oversight over all care activities (nursing, nursing, and different health professional bodies). To fulfill its mission, it relies on three poles of expertise: quality, sustainability, and digital innovation; clinical expertise and professional practices; management and transformation. This position is part of the institutional program Transition Écologique dans les Soins (TES) of the HUG, carried by the Care Directorate. The TES program aims to reduce the environmental footprint of the care system while preserving quality, safety, ethics, and the meaning of care, through an integrated approach to clinical, organizational, and professional practices. Project Manager – TES Program - 40% As a project manager, you contribute to the development, structuring, and capitalization of scientific and methodological knowledge necessary for the sustainable evolution of medical and care practices, going beyond an approach focused solely on prevention or individual behaviors. You provide transversal scientific expertise to support the implementation of the TES program, translating scientific and institutional data into tools, references, and operational supports intended for health professionals and internal instances. In this context, you ensure targeted scientific support by identifying, analyzing, and synthesizing scientific, institutional, and regulatory literature related to ecological transition in care. You provide scientific insight into topics such as clinical practices, care organization, patient pathways, or resource use, taking into account hospital realities. You thus contribute to consolidating the scientific foundations of the TES program. You also participate in the development of operational supports, notably by designing and writing eco-care sheets, reference documents, or framing notes, ensuring that scientific knowledge is comprehensible, useful, and applicable. You guarantee the articulation between environmental impacts, care quality, patient safety, and professional acceptability. You also contribute to the coordination of institutional and transversal projects related to ecological transition in care, facilitating articulation between the different actors involved and ensuring the consistency of projects with the institution's strategic orientations. In support of the TES team, you contribute to the monitoring and monitoring of program indicators. You participate in the structuring and exploitation of data necessary for the dashboard, perform occasional extractions from existing sources, and support the scientific interpretation of data, without ensuring the operational management of tools. You also participate in the reflection on the evolution of indicators according to the maturity of the program and available resources. Your activity is part of a systemic and ethical approach to sustainable care. You integrate clinical, organizational, ethical, social, and public health dimensions into your analyses, ensuring consistency with other institutional approaches such as quality, safety, patient partnership, or sustainability. You mobilize, when relevant, environmental evaluation methods such as life cycle analysis (LCA) to inform choices related to care practices, equipment, or organizations, in a logic of sustainability and responsibility in resource use. You also contribute to the progressive integration of medico-economic dimensions into certain projects, in a logic of sustainability of care. You work in close collaboration with the TES team, program referents, internal partners, and, when relevant, patient partners. You prepare content for scientific review and validation by competent instances and contribute to documentation and capitalization of produced knowledge. The position is hierarchically attached to the person in charge of ecological transition in care and implies functional collaborations with care teams, TES referents, patient partners, and internal experts. Qualifications You hold a Bachelor's degree in the field of health, management, or public administration, completed by a project management training (CAS or DAS) validated by a referent or a PMO. You master project management methods, such as Hermes, and justify at least one year of successful experience as a project manager or project support. You demonstrate strong organizational capacity, rigor, and innovation. You know how to animate groups, negotiate, and communicate with ease, both in writing and orally. Your sense of synthesis and analysis allows you to effectively structure