Coordinator, Regional Cancer Care Program

**Coordinator, Regional Cancer Care Program** BC Cancer [Location], BC **As per the current Public Health Order, full vaccination against COVID-19 is a condition of employment with PHSA as of October 26, 2021.** You’re the perfect mix of people and process, who excels in an ever-evolving, research-based environment that values health and human experience. You love the challenge of transforming research, data and regulations into effective systems and program designs that will achieve best outcomes for all stakeholders. A confident and persuasive communicator, you are both a strong collaborative leader and an effective facilitator of unlikely teams and partnerships. At the end of the day, you are lifted by the knowledge that your work makes a difference to those you work with, and those you work to care for. If you’re process-driven, have the self-initiative to lead complex projects, and care about the health of British Columbians, consider applying for this challenging and rewarding role with the BC Cancer! **What you’ll do** The Coordinator, Regional Cancer Care Program, reports to the Senior Director, Regional Clinical Operations and works with the Community Oncology Support Team Leadership of the BC Cancer. The Coordinator is responsible for developing, implementing, maintaining and evaluating a comprehensive strategic plan for the Community Oncology Network services within the Regional Cancer Centre and facilitates network-wide process improvement. Regular tasks include: * Develop, implement, and evaluate the strategic plans and performance of the Community Oncology Network, plus provision of follow-up recommendations for improvement. * Coordinate the evidence-based planning and design of assigned initiatives, along with implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and corrective action for the initiative's activities, completed in partnership with Regional Health Authority leaders. * Develop and evaluate processes, guidelines, and pathways for assigned initiatives that ensure high-quality patient care; collaboratively lead the implementation of change processes and the re-engineering process required for the transition from existing service models to new models. * Develop and maintain appropriate reports, presentations, issues papers, and various documentation including action and decision logs; research and analyse issues and trends to identify data/information required for monitoring budgets, quality, and key performance indicators. * Work closely with the BC Cancer Community Oncology Support Team to support the advancement of the regional cancer care strategies and enhancements in the community oncology network through the dissemination of relevant information to clinical leaders. * Liaise with a range of staff teams; organizations, agencies, and communities; external stakeholders; and communications staff to support initiatives through effective and strategic communication, achieving deliverables, report preparation, and delivery.