Hilary Pattison
Interim Project Manager @Johnson & Johnson MedTech
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WORK HISTORY
Interim Project Manager @Johnson & Johnson MedTech
Leeds, GB
Responsible for creating an effective project management framework to streamline the development of medical devices from concept through to delivery to market. Working closely with a multi-disciplined team and third party partners including R&D, Marketing, Quality, Operations, Supply Chain and Regulations.
EDUCATION
University of Leeds
History
The Open University
Postgraduate Certificate in Project Management
APMG International
Foundation and Practioner AgilePM
Bradford University School of Management
Masters in Business Administration
ABOUT HILARY PATTISON
I have over 30 years’ proven capability in leading and shaping transformational change programmes and complex projects and translating strategic goals into tangible deliverables. I can provide a completely fresh look at the challenges facing your organisation and support you through the process of making change happen on the ground. In addition to my extensive technical project and programme experience, I have the pragmatism, tenacity and drive to ensure that change is effectively delivered and fully embedded, in order to leave a lasting legacy. Specifically, I can offer: • extensive project and programme management expertise • support with designing project governance • project initiation and business case preparation • effective stakeholder management from the board room to the shop floor • delivery of business transformation programmes • portfolio management • process mapping and design • critical path analysis and application of Microsoft Projects • management of risks and issues • design and application of change control systems • delivery and embedding of cultural change and engagement goals • Prince 2 • set up and management of PMOs
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