Contribute your expertise as a Tumour Group Facilitator in Cancer Care Alberta’s multidisciplinary teams. Support evidenced-based tool creation and improve collaboration across healthcare settings in a hybrid work model.

As a key part of the Guidance & Resource Unit, the Tumour Group Facilitator collaborates with diverse stakeholders to create impactful clinical tools. This role emphasizes developing documents for clinical guidelines while fostering collaboration among clinicians, leaders, and patients. You will also assist in evaluating clinical practice patterns effectively using data.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and implement clinical practice tools and documents
• Support knowledge translation across multiple disciplines




• Collaborate with clinicians and operational leaders
• Assist in evaluating clinical practice patterns using data
• Facilitate communication within multidisciplinary teams

Requirements:
• Master’s degree in a health-related field
• Minimum 2 years in a large healthcare organization
• Experience in knowledge translation and quality improvement
• Solid writing and MS Office skills
• Willing to travel for offsite meetings

Bring your strong communication, critical thinking, and collaboration skills to enhance cancer care delivery in Alberta.
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📌 Tumour Group Facilitator at Cancer Care Alberta
🏢 Alberta Health Services
📍 Alberta