UHN Strategy Development Specialist Role (Toronto)

UHN Strategy Development Specialist Role (Toronto)

20 Aug
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University Health Network
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Toronto

20 Aug

University Health Network

Toronto

Join UHN as a Research Strategy Development Specialist I, focusing on strategic projects within the healthcare sector. This temporary full-time role emphasizes stakeholder communication and effective project documentation.
You will play a vital role in the Strategic Research Projects department at UHN, collaborating with various teams to support the implementation of institutional projects. Your responsibilities include analyzing business problems and opportunities, evaluating solution benefits, and conducting workshops to document technical and business needs. Utilize sound project management principles to track project milestones and ensure stakeholder engagement throughout.
Key Responsibilities:
• Analyze and define business needs and problem scopes




• Facilitate multidisciplinary workshops for requirements
• Support continuous improvement through process redesign
• Document project plans, schedules, and budgets
• Manage stakeholder communications and change processes
Requirements:
• BA/BSc in Health Informatics, Business, or similar
• Support experience in research operations preferred
• Knowledge of project management standards
• Robust facilitation and communication skills
• Ability to thrive in complex environments
Contribute to impactful research initiatives while advancing your career at UHN.
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📌 UHN Strategy Development Specialist Role (Toronto)
🏢 University Health Network
📍 Toronto

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