IT Governance Lead, Data Governance, and AI Governance at Sarah Cannon Research Institute (SCRI)

McKesson • United States

Remote

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AI Summary

Lead and evolve IT, Data, and AI Governance frameworks for digital platforms within a regulated environment. Design and implement technical controls, monitor effectiveness, and support quality audits and inspections. Requires 10+ years of experience in IT governance, data governance, or enterprise risk in GxP-regulated settings.

Key Highlights

Own and evolve IT Governance framework for digital platforms.

Define and operationalize Data Governance and AI Governance frameworks.

Support Quality-led audits and inspections and CAPA remediation.

Key Responsibilities

Own and evolve the IT Governance framework for digital platforms focusing on control standards, and operational enforcement.

Design and implement technical governance controls embedded in SDLC and platform delivery workflows.

Actively monitor governance effectiveness using leading indicators and control health metrics, providing valuable insights for continuous improvement.

Design and maintain proactive KPI dashboards that provide visibility into: Technology governance adherence, Access, auditability, and traceability controls, Third‑party and vendor digital risk posture.

Support Quality‑led audits and inspections through: System‑generated evidence and dashboards, Traceability from governance design to execution, Coordinated, technology‑focused responses to findings.

Define data governance frameworks aligned with enterprise guidelines.

Own the IT execution of data governance, including: Metadata, lineage, and traceability standards in Alation, Data access, classification, and lifecycle controls.

Ensure governance controls are implemented and monitored through platforms.

Ensure digital platforms support ALCOA+ principles by design (audit trails, access controls, traceability).

Surface data integrity risks via digital risk dashboards and defined escalation paths.

Partner with Data & Analytics teams to operationalize governance through: Data catalogs, Stewardship models, Data quality monitoring.

Serve as escalation point for data integrity risks impacting clinical, operational, or regulatory outcomes.

Establish and operationalize an AI Governance framework aligned with enterprise responsible AI framework.

Ensure AI governance adherence is measurable, continuously monitored, and enforceable.

Embed governance into AI lifecycle processes (design, development, deployment, monitoring) in partnership with Architecture, Development, Security, and Quality teams.

Govern both vendor provided and internally developed AI capabilities.

Lead IT Governance, Data Governance, and AI Governance councils, ensuring consistent decision making across digital domains.

Support IT inspection readiness, including: Evidence preparation and traceability, Governance documentation and KPI dashboards, Coordinated IT responses during regulatory and sponsor inspections.

Partner with Quality on CAPA remediation related to: IT systems, Data integrity, Technology enabled processes.

Build on SOPs.

Ability to operate SOPs as inspection‑defensible controls through ownership, SOP‑to‑control traceability, change impact governance, and effectiveness monitoring.

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Technical Skills Required

IT Governance Data Governance AI Governance SDLC Alation GxP

Benefits & Perks

Total Rewards package

Comprehensive benefits

Competitive compensation package

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Nice to Have

Familiarity with AI Governance concepts, including exposure to Responsible AI frameworks in regulated environments; considered a plus, with an expectation to quickly build proficiency on the job.

Job Description

Our people are the foundation of our success. By joining our growing team at Sarah Cannon Research Institute (SCRI), a subsidiary of McKesson, you will have the opportunity to become part of one of the largest community-based cancer programs to advance oncology treatments and improve outcomes for cancer patients across the globe. We look for mission-driven candidates who have a desire to advance the fight against cancer and make a difference in the lives of patients diagnosed with cancer every day.

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