Healthcare Management Jobs

Are you passionate about working with Indigenous peoples? Do you spend time thinking about how our health systems could be improved to address racism and enhance cultural safety? Do you want to make meaningful change for people who use drugs? We’re seeking a communicative, passionate, organized and reliable individual to join our new Indigenous Initiatives team as a Project Manager. In this role you would be working closely with Indigenous community partners, Knowledge Keepers, and our Education and Clinical Activities team. This position can work remotely. Applicant must live in BC. Cover letters are strongly encouraged. If you run into technical difficulties attempting to apply through the PHC Portal you can alternatively send your cover letter and resume to recruitment@bccsu.ubc.ca

Passionate about driving impact through data? Skilled at transforming data into compelling narratives? Want to join a fun team invested in social justice and substance use care in British Columbia? Keep reading to learn more about the Evaluation Specialist role with the Education and Clinical Activities program at the BC Centre on Substance Use! The salary range for this role is $65,000-$94,000. Cover letters are encouraged. If you run into technical difficulties attempting to apply through the PHC Portal you can alternatively send your cover letter and resume to recruitment@bccsu.ubc.ca

The PHC Office of Strategy and Results (OSR) supports initiatives that are of high strategic and operational priority for PHC senior corporate and medical leadership and the PHC Board. Our mandate is to support improved patient, resident and family care by providing project management, change management, business case development and/or strategic planning support to complex strategic or operational initiatives and delivery of provincial government priorities. Our work involves partnerships and collaboration with a variety of senior stakeholders across our organization. The Project Coordinator reports to the Corporate Director of the Office of Strategy and Results and will support the coordination of day-to-day administrative and operational tasks critical to the functioning of the team, including the coordination of PHC’s corporate policy, along with providing project coordination and assistance to projects currently underway within the PHC Office of Strategy and Results.

The New St. Paul’s Project is looking for a Project Support Coordinator for their Technical Design & Construction team. The Project Support Coordinator will assist the Project Manager, Design & Project Delivery, with the coordination and oversight of Engineering, and Facilities Management & Operations deliverables. Specific duties include organizing meetings with various Operational Support stakeholders such as Facilities Maintenance & Operations (FMO) and creating detailed minutes/action logs to track deliverables. The ideal candidate will have: Well-developed business writing and oral communication skills Knowledge of business analysis and project management principles and methodologies Experience managing medium scale projects Familiarity with reading construction drawings and specifications Knowledge of project management principles and methodologies Ability to utilize initiative, vision, independent thinking and creative problem-solving abilities to implement project plans Effective collaboration skills and the ability to maintain positive working relationships Ability to lead, direct, coach and mentor others Ability to work effectively under time pressure to meet deadlines Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite, project management and database applications

Do you love education, knowledge translation and visual design? Are you known for making concepts easier to understand by creating visual or digital media that is fun, interesting and accessible? Or developing really engaging lessons plans/curriculum? Do you want to make meaningful change for people who use drugs? We’re seeking lovers of education, design and social justice to join the clinical education team at the BC Centre on Substance Use. Come join us! This position can work remotely with periodic need to come into the office, applicant must live in BC. Salary for this position ranges between $77,822 - $97,277. Cover letters are encouraged. If you run into technical difficulties attempting to apply through the PHC Portal you can alternatively send your cover letter and resume to Stefanie.Francoeur@bccsu.ubc.ca

Join Providence and help us provide the best care to our patients and residents. This role will provide expert Indigenous Cultural Safety guidance, management, education and follow up with specific focus on clinical practice and point-of-care experience for Indigenous patients. You will be a close clinical partner to the Indigenous Wellness and Reconciliation and clinical teams in the implementation of applicable aspects of the Indigenous Wellness and Reconciliation Action Plan. Join Providence and help us provide the best care to our patients and residents.

The British Columbia Ministry of Health’s Office of Patient-Centred Measurement, based at Providence Health Care, oversees the planning and implementation of a large-scale patient survey program across sectors. Our provincially coordinated, scientifically rigorous measurement program includes survey selection or development, data collection, analysis and reporting and action planning. Learnings in BC have shown that only when patient and family feedback, collected both as quantitative and qualitative data, is analyzed and interpreted does it become information that will be used to guide improvement efforts across every level of our healthcare system. As a Project Manager/Analyst in our program, you will engage with stakeholders across each of BC’s seven health authorities, the academic and research community, and patients and their families with lived experience. A key attribute of all members of our team is that they embrace the key guiding principle of BC’s patient-centred measurement strategy, that “at the heart of every data point in healthcare is a person”. If you want to help us to present the voices of people who use or face barriers in accessing healthcare and services in BC as “statistics without the tears wiped off ”, then we want to hear from you!