The primary function of the Implementation Science Manager - International Affairs and Best Practice Guidelines (IABPG) Centre is to facilitate the development, implementation and evaluation of knowledge transfer activities and special projects funded by the Government of Ontario and other funders. The role will focus on the application of implementation science and social movement approaches when working at the individual, organizational and system levels. Lead the development, implementation, and evaluation of knowledge transfer strategies, programs and career development offerings targeted to individuals, groups and organizations.

Knowledge-to-Action and Social Movement Action. This may include the synthesis of qualitative and quantitative research. Facilitate or co-facilitate in-person and/or virtual small and large group career development offerings using principles of adult learning.

Provide guidance and direction to project coordinators to plan and execute portfolio deliverables. Lead the “request for proposal” process for various components of implementation projects, and be responsible for planned deliverables for such proposals, including budget monitoring and report preparation. Contribute to activities related to the planning, implementation, dissemination, evaluation and marketing phases of the overall IABPG Centre work and other funded or related projects, as required.

Work with the Director, Associate Director(s) and other RNAO staff to identify and develop policy papers and public-friendly tools related to the IABPG Centre. Develop and submit abstracts for presentation, publications and other formal academic/scholarly activities.



Contribute to performance reviews of project coordinators and liaise with Director and Associate Director(s) as required to create a collaborative and productive work environment that fosters professional growth and engagement of employees in the IABPG Centre.

Engage in social media to promote the uptake and dissemination of BPSO activities. This may involve the use of Twitter, WhatsApp groups, Facebook, Instagram, etc. Master's degree in nursing or related field and a minimum of five years’ related experience in service, academia and/or research.

Knowledge and passion for both implementation science and social movement approaches, concepts and principles Experience in the implementation of BPGs and/or working in an RNAO Best Practice Spotlight Organization would be considered an asset Ability to operate a computer and use a variety of software programs Excellent communication skills - written and verbal - to prepare reports, proposals, correspondence and answer email/telephone inquiries Knowledge and skill in planning and facilitating learning events and programs targeted to small and large groups, in person and virtual, including curriculum development, delivery and evaluation Knowledge of a second language such as French is an asset. Strong program management skills, which include the ability to utilize project management software, prioritize, organize workload,



work independently, be accurate and meet deadlines A current driver’s license and is required for travel in the assigned region Concentration is required for short and long periods of time to read research and other information, prepare documents for publication, and prepare reports related to outcomes and deliverables. Sitting at the computer is required regularly, as well as walking, standing and operating equipment to perform the duties of the job.

Travel, including air travel, is required for dissemination activities and project work. Works in a climate-controlled office with minimal exposure to lack of privacy, noise, distractions/interruptions, or stress from multiple demands. Typical conditions are such that no risk of injury is present.

Travel is required. We comprehensively evaluate a variety of factors to determine fair compensation, including experience, specific job-related knowledge and skills, as well as relevant educational and specialty training. RNAO offers an extensive benefits package and generous vacation.

RNAO requires all employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, subject to any accommodation obligations under the Ontario Human Rights Code. RNAO is currently operating in a hybrid environment with at least two mandatory days in the office, and these arrangements may change based on business needs. To ensure your application is considered, we encourage you to submit it as soon as possible.

We welcome applications from all qualified candidates who can help us build a workforce that reflects the diversity of the communities we serve and in which we live.

📌 Implementation Science Manager (Toronto)
🏢 Registered Nurses'​ Association of Ontario (RNAO)
📍 Toronto