Independently conduct inspections, investigations, complaint reviews, and compliance monitoring activitiesAssess adherence to the Continuing Care Act, associated regulations, and Continuing Care Health Service StandardsIdentify risks, evaluate provider practices, and recommend corrective or enforcement actionsMonitor and follow up on Duty to Notify reports and other significant incidentsApply clinical expertise and skilled judgment to evaluate care and service deliveryProvide regulatory interpretation and guidance to service providers and stakeholdersContribute to policy development, quality improvement initiatives, and compliance monitoring enhancementsBuild and maintain relationships with operators, residents, families, healthcare professionals, and government partnersCommunicate inspection findings and collaborate with providers to address non-compliancePrepare clear, accurate, evidence-based inspection and investigation reportsMaintain records of compliance activities, enforcement actions, and stakeholder interactionsIdentify emerging trends and provide recommendations for regulatory oversight and decision-makingStay current on legislation, industry trends, and best practicesSupport enhancement of inspection processes, regulatory tools, and compliance resourcesContribute to training, mentoring, and knowledge-sharing initiativesRequirementsDegree related to nursing, social work, gerontology, health sciences, public health, health administration, or a related field and four (4) years of related experienceMust be a regulated member of the appropriate college if required by the Health Professions ActAlternatively, a diploma related to the position assignment and six (6) years of related experienceAlternatively,



a Master's degree related to the position assignment and three (3) years of related experienceExperience conducting inspections, investigations, complaint resolution, compliance reviews, or regulatory oversight activitiesExperience with health compliance and auditKnowledge of Alberta's healthcare delivery system, continuing care sector, and principles of administrative fairness, procedural fairness, and natural justiceValid Class 5 Driver's License and ability to travel throughout Alberta as requiredReliable vehicle requiredAbility to provide a driver's abstractMay be required to undergo a criminal records checkCover letter outlining how experience relates to the qualifications is requiredOccasional evening and weekend work may be requiredCore CompetenciesDemonstrates expertise in conducting inspections, investigations, and compliance monitoring within the healthcare sector, with a strong focus on regulatory interpretation and quality improvement initiatives. Capable of building relationships with stakeholders and providing evidence-based recommendations for compliance and oversight.Highest-signal resume keywordsRegulatory OversightCompliance MonitoringInspections and InvestigationsHealthcare Delivery System KnowledgePolicy DevelopmentHard SkillsInspectionsInvestigationsCompliance ReviewsComplaint ResolutionHealth ComplianceAuditRegulatory InterpretationQuality ImprovementEvidence-Based ReportingRisk AssessmentSoft SkillsCommunicationRelationship BuildingCollaborationMentoringTrainingCertifications & QualificationsRegulated Member of Appropriate CollegeValid Class 5 Driver's LicenseIndustry KeywordsContinuing Care ActHealthcare SectorAdministrative FairnessProcedural FairnessNatural JusticeAlberta Healthcare Delivery System#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Health Compliance Officer - Continuing Care - C$96,860 - C$123,372 A Year (Winnipeg)
🏢 Alberta Public Service
📍 Winnipeg