DATA GOVERNANCE LEAD (CIS/Symbio Program – 2 Resources Required) Requisition #: R26-3571 (RQ00319)

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Remote (within Canada – *See Work Model below) Engagement Type: Contract Rate (CAD): Up to $120.00 per hour / Commensurate with related experience and market competitiveness Term: 2026-08-17 to 2028-08-16 (500 working days) with two 12-month extensions available (up to 48-month contract) Standard (Criminal Record Check) Tri-global Solutions Group Inc. is seeking two (2) Data Governance Leads to join our talented Service Delivery team at Service New Brunswick (SNB), Government of New Brunswick. The successful contractor(s) will be able to work remotely, but should be able to travel to the province of Current Brunswick at least once per month throughout the project duration. All work must be performed from within Canada in accordance with network and data security policies. Canadian citizen or permanent resident). Standard hours are 8:15 AM to 4:30 PM Atlantic Time, Monday to Friday, excluding observed holidays. Regardless of location, the contractor must adhere to these Atlantic Time business hours. Tri-global Solutions Group Inc. Website: PROJECT OVERVIEW New Brunswick is undergoing a significant transformation, transitioning from various standalone hospital information systems to a unified, standardized, and integrated Clinical Information Solution (CIS). This transformation prioritizes the standardization of clinical practices province-wide, a crucial step toward achieving a unified provincial CIS. The focus is on identifying leading practices in patient care delivery and responsible health data management. Implementation of the CIS will modernize how care is delivered, enabling greater consistency, efficiency, and collaboration across the health system. To support this transformation,



we are seeking the services of a Data Governance Lead to support the development and maturation of a provincial health data governance program. The Department of Health (DH) requires a Data Governance Lead (DGL) to support the CIS Program. The DGL will be responsible for establishing, leading, and maturing a province-wide health data governance program that ensures health system data is trusted, secure, ethically used, and leveraged for public good. This role provides strategic leadership across the health system to define the “rules of the road” for health data use and management — spanning legislation, policy, standards, stewardship, custodianship and oversight while enabling clinical transformation, analytics, and secondary use of data at scale. The Data Governance Lead acts as the primary integrator between policy, privacy, clinical operations, analytics, and digital health platforms, translating legislative intent into practical, operational governance across the provincial health system. The DGL is expected to have extensive experience in public sector data governance, health system planning and digital health planning and/or operational planning. Moreover, the individual needs to have experience leading or supporting policy development, and data governance at provincial scale.



The DGL will be required to work closely with other business stream team members (Business Intelligence and Privacy workstream teams), the Department of Health (Innovation and eHealth group), various Chief Privacy Officers (CPOs), clinicians, subject matter experts (SMEs), and health administrative stakeholders on data governance development and alignment efforts. This role serves as a leader to drive the end-to-end strategy, planning and implementation of a province-wide health data governance strategy and its corresponding enablers to ensure full-scale buy-in and adoption. Legislative, Policy, and Compliance Alignment – Providing recommendations on legislative and regulatory approaches and other policy levers needed to enable data governance objectives. PHIPPA) into clear governance policies and operational guidance for RHAs, DH, SNB and other health system partners. The DGL will support modernization initiatives related to privacy, consent, information network designation, and secondary use of health data. Provincial Data Governance Strategy & Framework – Leading the design and implementation of a provincial health data governance framework that supports responsible and ethnical use of data. This will include policies, standards, decision rights, and accountability models across the health data lifecycle (collection, use, disclosure, retention, and secondary use). The DGL will also lead the development of data classification schemas, data ownership models, and governance artefacts that support consistent and compliant data use across all organization. Alignment of governance with provincial digital health initiatives, the Symbio CIS transformation, and enterprise analytics function will be imperative. Stakeholder Engagement – Acting as a trusted advisor to senior leaders across the Department of Health

📌 Data Governance Lead (Canada)
🏢 Tri-global Solutions Group
📍 Canada