Role Responsibilities While all positions share a common focus on improving ministry performance and supporting strategic priorities, each role has a distinct area of accountability and specialized expertise.

The Business Continuity Advisor leads the ministry's business continuity and emergency preparedness programs.

This role provides strategic advice and expertise to ensure critical services can continue during disruptions.

Responsibilities include developing continuity plans, coordinating training and exercises, assessing risks, and providing advice that strengthen organizational resilience.

The advisor works collaboratively within the ministry, with other ministries, and partners such as the Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) to support coordinated preparedness and response efforts.

The is provided for further details on the position, The Business Continuity Advisor.

The Red Tape Reduction Advisor leads initiatives that simplify processes, reduce administrative burden, and improve service delivery.

This role provides advice and expertise to advance modernization efforts, supports continuous improvement, and implements government Red Tape Reduction priorities.

Working collaboratively with stakeholders, the advisor identifies opportunities to streamline processes, improve efficiency and achieve better outcomes for Albertans.

The is provided for further details on the position, The Red Tape Reduction Advisor.





The Planning and Reporting Advisor leads in all phases of corporate planning and performance reporting processes and products for the provincial health agency and provincial health organizations for which the Minister of Hospital and Surgical Health Services is responsible.

This role provides analysis and advice to senior leadership on accountabiliy frameworks, health plans, action plans, business plans, operational plans, bi-annual performance reports, and annual reports.

This role works within established frameworks, standards, and timelines to planning and reporting products meet legislated and policy requirements.

The is provided for further details on the position: The Planning and Reporting Advisor.

The Senior Policy Advisor leads strategic corporate planning and reporting policy and governance initiatives that support ministry priorities and legislative requirements.

This role provides expert analysis and timely advice on emerging issues that may impact planning and reporting of the provincial health agency and provincial health corporations., manages complex projects, and works with stakeholders across government to develop solutions that support effective decision-making and organizational outcomes.

The advisor leads continuous improvement of planning and reporting processes, accountability frameworks, performance reporting, and ministry corporate deliverables.

Working closely with ministry staff, the role coordinates branch and divisional priorities, timelines, risks, interdependencies, and operational objectives, while supporting all planning and reporting activities for provincial health agencies and corporations in the acute care system.

The is provided for further details on the position, The Senior Policy Advisor.

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