Senior Director of Corporate Services (Nova Scotia)

Senior Director of Corporate Services (Nova Scotia)

09 Aug
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KNIGHTSBRIDGE ROBERTSON SURRETTE
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Nova Scotia

09 Aug

KNIGHTSBRIDGE ROBERTSON SURRETTE

Nova Scotia

Join the Nova Scotia Nursing and Midwifery Regulator as Senior Director of Corporate Services to drive modernization and support public protection across key service areas. Lead transformative initiatives while fostering an effective workplace culture.

As a vital member of the executive leadership team, the Senior Director of Corporate Services will report to the CEO & Registrar. This position encompasses strategic oversight of finance, human resources, digital solutions, and technology, aligning these functions with the broader organizational goals. You will spearhead initiatives that advance NSNMR's strategic priorities and enhance operational effectiveness.

Key Responsibilities:
• Provide leadership for finance, HR, and IT operations
• Lead enterprise-wide transformation initiatives




• Advance data and technology capabilities for decision making
• Support organizational planning and resource allocation
• Build and lead high-performing teams

Requirements:
• Experience in corporate services within a complex setting
• Proven success in operational and technology leadership
• Background in healthcare regulation or public sector preferred
• Strong business acumen and relationship-building skills
• Demonstrated ability in managing change initiatives

Shape the future of nursing regulation in Nova Scotia as you lead strategic initiatives that enhance organizational capabilities and public safety.
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📌 Senior Director of Corporate Services (Nova Scotia)
🏢 KNIGHTSBRIDGE ROBERTSON SURRETTE
📍 Nova Scotia

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