Play a key role in one of Northern Health's most significant capital projects by leading the integration of clinical practices, processes, and innovative care models into the UHNBC Acute Care Tower. Reporting to the Chief Clinical Planning Officer, the Clinical Lead leads in the planning of all activities associated with the implementation of assigned projects.
The Clinical
Lead provides clinical input into the design, build and implementation of the UHNBC Acute Care Tower (ACT) which is an integral part of NH’s Strategic Plan and involves the incorporation of clinical processes to ensure consistency.
The Clinical
Lead works in partnership with all members of the Alliance Project Team.
The Clinical
Lead works in collaboration with all interested parties to ensure the planned and built environment is able to support the clinical service model and clinical service delivery expectations.
The Clinical
Lead collaborates with others who execute the implementation arising from the adoption of the new clinical practices and procedures for UHNBC ACT.
The Clinical
Lead provides support in assessing and responding to the impact of current design, technology and equipment and identifying opportunities to improve clinical practice and processes. In addition, the Clinical Lead is responsible for facilitating, in collaboration with others, the development and implementation of education, transition planning and training strategies to support clinicians through these changes. The salary range for this position is $108,147 (min) to $135,184 (midpoint) to $155,461 (max) per annum, based on 1.0 FTE.
Northern
Health typically establishes salaries within the minimum and midpoint of the salary range based on qualifications, experience of the applicant, and an internal equity review of the salaries of other employees.
📌 CLINICAL LEAD, UHNBC ACUTE CARE TOWER (ACT) (Prince George)
🏢 Northern Health - BC
📍 Prince George
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