Role Responsibilities Reporting to the Manager, Continuing Care Homes Inspection Program, the Health Compliance Officer is a critical regulatory position responsible for independently conducting routine inspections, complaint investigations, incident follow-up activities, and other compliance monitoring functions.

As a designated inspector under the Continuing Care Act, you will play a vital role in assessing compliance with the Continuing Care Act, associated regulations, and the Continuing Care Health Service Standards (CCHSS) to help ensure residents receive secure, quality care and that their rights are protected.

Your responsibilities in this role will include but will not be limited to: Conduct inspections and investigations of continuing care homes to assess compliance with the Continuing Care Act, Regulations, and Continuing Care Health Service Standards.

Evaluate resident care, service quality, operational practices, and safety risks,



identifying non-compliance and recommending corrective or enforcement actions.

Investigate complaints, serious incidents, and Duty to Notify reports, and prepare clear, evidence-based reports to support regulatory decision-making.

Provide clinical expertise, regulatory interpretation, and technical guidance to operators, stakeholders, and colleagues.

Build effective relationships with operators, residents, families, healthcare professionals, and government partners to promote compliance and quality improvement.

Maintain accurate documentation, identify emerging risks and trends, and provide recommendations to support regulatory oversight.

Contribute to policy, process, training, and continuous improvement initiatives that strengthen compliance monitoring and enhance the quality of continuing care services across Alberta.

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📌 Health Compliance Officer (Red Deer)
🏢 Government of Alberta
📍 Red Deer