Project Manager - Client Onboarding
Project Manager, Client Onboarding
CrelioHealth Inc. Β· Remote (United States) Β· Full-time Β· Travel to client sites (~25β40%)
Compensation: $95,000 β $120,000 base, depending on experience + performance incentives (including incentives on expansion or referral opportunities you help close). Benefits include health coverage and PTO.
About CrelioHealth
CrelioHealth builds cloud-based laboratory information systems (LIS/LIMS) that power diagnostic labs across the United States and 2,500+ labs worldwide. Our platform runs the full lab workflow β from order booking and specimen tracking through result reporting, patient engagement, billing, and inventory β for physician office labs, hospital labs, reference labs, and direct-to-consumer testing companies. We are HIPAA-compliant, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified, and growing quickly in the US market.
The Role
When a lab signs with CrelioHealth , you are the person who turns that signature into a running lab. You will own client onboarding end to end: planning the implementation, configuring the rollout with our product and support teams, training lab staff, managing the go-live, and making sure the client is delighted enough to expand and refer. You are the face of CrelioHealth from kickoff to steady state.
This is not a sales role. You carry no quota and you will never cold-call. But onboarding is where trust is built, and trust is where growth comes from. We want someone who can confidently present the platform, handle a skeptical lab director, and spot the moment a client is ready for another module or another location β and who earns incentives when those opportunities convert.
What You Will DoOwn implementations
- Lead onboarding projects for new US clients β single-site labs through multi-location networks β from kickoff through go-live and handover to support.
- Build and run the implementation plan: scope, milestones, data migration, instrument interfaces, integrations (EHR/EMR, billing, HL7/FHIR), user setup, and validation.
- Coordinate internal teams (product, engineering, support) and client stakeholders (lab directors, pathologists, techs, front-desk, billing, IT) to keep every go-live on schedule.
- Travel to client sites for kickoffs, go-lives, and training β roughly 25β40% of your time, varying with the project calendar.
Make clients successful
- Train lab staff on real workflows β accessioning, worklists, QC, reporting, patient portal β and adapt the training to how each lab actually operates.
- Anticipate and manage change resistance: a lab switching its LIS is changing how everyone works, and you will guide them through it.
- Track onboarding health (time-to-go-live, adoption, early ticket volume) and report status honestly to clients and leadership.
Champion the platform
- Present and demo CrelioHealth confidently β to the client team that signed, and to the wider staff who did not choose it but must love it.
- Identify expansion opportunities during onboarding (additional modules, locations, or referrals) and hand them to the growth team β with incentives for you when they close.
- Feed what you learn on the ground back into product and our onboarding playbook, which you will help write.
What We Are Looking For (Must-haves)
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4β7 years of project management experience , with at least 2 years implementing or onboarding software for external clients.
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Healthcare experience is required ; hands-on time in a clinical laboratory or laboratory environment is strongly preferred β as a lab tech, lab manager, LIS analyst, or implementer of lab systems (LIS/LIMS, EHR, RCM).
- Fluency with lab operations concepts: specimen lifecycle, accessioning, QC/QA, instrument interfacing, CLIA/CAP context, HIPAA, and result reporting.
- Excellent presenter and communicator β comfortable running a room of skeptical clinicians, and equally comfortable on a video call with a solo lab owner.
- Structured and self-managing: you can run multiple concurrent o
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