Ministry of the Solicitor General Join us to serve the living through high-quality death investigations . Do you have an interest in death investigation, a curious mind, and a strong commitment to public safety and community well-being? Are you committed to building respectful partnerships with health care organizations, investigation services, academic institutions, Indigenous Peoples and diverse communities to help advance Ontario’s death investigation system through collaboration? If you thrive in a multidisciplinary, high-profile environment and enjoy applying your communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills in meaningful ways, consider this impactful opportunity as Regional Supervising Coroner with the Office of the Chief Coroner (OCC), Ministry of the Solicitor General, serving the Northeast region, based in Sudbury. Sudbury is home to our regional office and is closely connected to the Ontario Forensic Pathology Service’s work in the North. The intersection between coroner services and forensic pathology is strong here, supporting timely, coordinated, and high quality investigations. Case complexity can be higher due to local factors and social determinants of health, such as remoteness, access to care, and community safety factors. Highway 11/17) and winter conditions also shape the investigative landscape. Local knowledge matters. Community credibility, lived experience, and understanding of the North help build trust with families, First Nations communities, and co investigators. The Ontario Public Service: Lead work that improves safety and well-being across Northern communities. Competitive compensation, defined-benefit pension, comprehensive advantages, and wellness supports. As a leader, you’ll shape a team culture that sparks innovation, supports collaboration,



and champions inclusion. You’ll help build a workplace that is diverse, anti-racist, and accessible, where everyone feels safe, respected, and able to thrive. We invest in our leaders through mentorship, learning opportunities, and cross-ministry networks that help you grow your impact and connect with peers across the organization. Lead and engage a diverse team of professionals, fostering a culture of diversity, inclusion, accessibility, and excellence. Inform and drive transformational changes within regional programs and policies. Set district priorities, manage human and fiscal resources, and ensure that organizational objectives are met through careful planning and budgeting. Build and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders, including First Nations, investigative agencies, public safety personnel and municipal leaders, ensuring that community relationships and collaboration remain at the forefront. The Office of the Chief Coroner and the Ontario Forensic Pathology Service work together to deliver coordinated, equitable investigations that reflect Ontario’s diversity. Work in Sudbury with a team of professionals who provide operational, administrative, and stakeholder support. Maintain strong relationships with co investigators in an area that faces real challenges, and real opportunities to inform improvements to health and safety. As Regional Supervising Coroner,



you’ll play a critical role in shaping a system that prioritizes integrity, equity, and public trust. A physician who is, or eligible to be, licensed and in good standing with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Ability to speak and understand both written and verbal French is an asset. Leadership, management, and administrative abilities to plan and coordinate consultative and investigative activities, and to direct the operations of a regional office. Commitment to inclusive leadership that embraces diversity and recognizes the importance of cultural safety in the context of death investigations. Extensive medical experience complemented by the ability to collaborate with and manage other healthcare professionals. Investigative knowledge and skills in general and forensic investigation techniques, including an understanding of pathology, toxicology (e.g., drug reactions and toxicity), and industrial safety. Communication skills to interact effectively with the public, grieving families, media, and professional partners in a respectful and compassionate manner. Interpersonal and relationship-building skills to engage and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders, including communities, medical professionals, legal colleagues, and law enforcement. Written communication abilities to develop inclusive, clear, and culturally sensitive materials such as reports, memoranda, newsletters, and media releases. Discretion and professionalism in managing sensitive and confidential matters in alignment with corporate policies and directives. These short videos can help you feel confident and prepared: Take a few minutes to explore these resources. How we support diversity, inclusion and

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