About the Company
Leading pediatric healthcare & research organization Industry Hospital & Health Care Type Non Profit Founded 1974 Employees 1001-5000 Categories
- Health Care
- Health Diagnostics
- Medical Specialties
- paediatric
- level 1 trauma center
- and mental health
About the Role
The Company is seeking a full-time Pediatric Intensivist to serve as the Division Head for Pediatric Critical Care Medicine. This pivotal role is at the forefront of the Division's strategic renewal, transformation, and growth, with a focus on championing priorities that enhance the quality, access, and sustainability of pediatric critical care. The successful candidate will be instrumental in integrating services, developing a continuity-based care model, and strengthening multidisciplinary collaboration. Additionally, the role involves positioning the Division to meet future tertiary care needs and expanding the regional and virtual care footprint.
Applicants for the Division Head position should be prepared to lead a dynamic team in a vibrant academic workplace. The role requires a leader who can drive the Division's mission to provide excellent clinical care, teaching, innovation, and research. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in pediatric critical care, with a commitment to the highest standards of patient care and a passion for advancing the field. A key aspect of the role is the ability to work closely with the Department of Pediatrics, the Research Institute, and the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine. The Division Head will also be involved in the planned return of cardiac surgical activity and must be adept at quality benchmarking and strategic planning to meet the evolving needs of the pediatric population. Functions
- Medical Care/Hospital Administration
- Education/Academic Administration
📌 Division Head of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine (Ottawa)
🏢 Recognized
📍 Ottawa
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