Primary Care Transformation Manager Position (Toronto)

Primary Care Transformation Manager Position (Toronto)

30 Jul
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Alliance for Healthier Communities
|
Toronto

30 Jul

Alliance for Healthier Communities

Toronto

Become a key player in healthcare as the Manager of Primary Care Transformation at Flemingdon Health Centre. This full time position requires strong project management skills and engagement strategies in a community health setting.As a Manager, you will report to the Director of Primary Care Transformation and play a vital role in leading projects that enhance primary care access. Your responsibilities will include overseeing implementation strategies for Interprofessional Primary Care Teams, managing competing priorities, and producing clear communication materials.Key Responsibilities:
- Lead PCN/IPCT projects through planning and execution
- Maintain detailed project workplans and logs
- Prepare comprehensive project documentation for stakeholders




- Coordinate with partners to advance healthcare priorities
- Plan and support PCN working group meetingsRequirements:
- Undergraduate degree in Health Administration or related field
- Minimum four years’ project management experience
- Strong communication skills for preparing clear materials
- Ability to manage multiple stakeholders effectively
- Experience in healthcare or community health initiativesDrive impactful changes in primary care with your expertise and leadership at Flemingdon Health Centre.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Primary Care Transformation Manager Position (Toronto)
🏢 Alliance for Healthier Communities
📍 Toronto

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