Project Coordinator Role at PHSA (British Columbia)

Project Coordinator Role at PHSA (British Columbia)

17 Oct
|
Sanya’k̓ula
|
British Columbia

17 Oct

Sanya’k̓ula

British Columbia

Join the Provincial Health Services Authority as a Project Coordinator in Vancouver, Canada. Drive project execution, knowledge exchange, and stakeholder engagement in health services.

This is a full time role involving collaboration with Operation Managers to identify and coordinate various health projects. You'll engage with internal and external stakeholders, presenting updates and facilitating programs rooted in best practices. Your input will support project development, implementation, and evaluation across multidisciplinary environments.

Key Responsibilities:
• Coordinate project execution, ensuring adherence to protocols and timelines
• Analyze data to inform project recommendations and policies
• Present updates to stakeholders in various health sectors




• Support and manage time-limited projects to identify best practices
• Collaborate on implementing recommendations from research findings

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Health or Social Sciences
• 5 years of experience in project coordination or related roles
• Knowledge of health systems and policy frameworks
• Strong skills in research, evaluation, and facilitation
• Excellent communication and conflict management abilities

Lead impactful health projects and drive quality improvements as part of PHSA's dedicated team in Vancouver.
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📌 Project Coordinator Role at PHSA (British Columbia)
🏢 Sanya’k̓ula
📍 British Columbia

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