Strategic Initiatives Specialist Role (British Columbia)

Strategic Initiatives Specialist Role (British Columbia)

21 Aug
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Simon Fraser University
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British Columbia

21 Aug

Simon Fraser University

British Columbia

Support the future of healthcare at Simon Fraser University as a Strategic Initiatives Specialist. Play a vital role in project coordination and strategic planning in a hybrid environment.

Working in the School of Medicine, the Specialist will coordinate critical initiatives that support a five-year Academic/Strategic Plan. You'll collaborate with various stakeholders including the Dean's Office and Indigenous Health teams to ensure alignment in project delivery. The ideal candidate possesses keen organizational skills and is adept at fostering relationships across teams while supporting operational goals and strategic priorities.

Key Responsibilities:
• Drive the planning and execution of strategic initiatives
• Track project milestones and manage risks




• Promote effective collaboration within and across teams
• Develop processes to enhance implementation effectiveness
• Support strategic and operational readiness efforts

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in relevant field
• Five years of relevant experience
• Familiarity with project management principles
• Robust communication and facilitation skills
• Proficient in Microsoft 365 and project management tools

Bring your expertise to lead impactful initiatives at Simon Fraser University.
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📌 Strategic Initiatives Specialist Role (British Columbia)
🏢 Simon Fraser University
📍 British Columbia

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