Advance patient safety, clinical standards, and regulatory compliance with Clearpoint Health Network across Canada. The CMO may be full-time, permanent part time, or a contractor.
As Chief Medical Officer, you will provide executive medical leadership across surgical and multidisciplinary medical centres. You will oversee clinical audits, reportable incidents, Root Cause Analyses, and shared learning from safety events. You will also advise on quality initiatives, KPIs, patient satisfaction, and accreditation requirements.
Key Responsibilities:
- Chair the National Patient and Safety Committee
- Oversee clinical audits, assessments, incidents, and Root Cause Analyses
- Promote learning and improvement after patient safety events
- Advise on quality initiatives, KPIs, and patient satisfaction
- Recommend credentialing, privileges, and competency requirements
Requirements:
- Medical degree and current or eligible Canadian physician licensure
- Senior medical leadership and significant clinical practice experience
- Experience in surgical services or ambulatory care preferred
- Knowledge of patient safety, quality improvement, and credentialing
- Strong communication, collaboration, and strategic decision-making skills
Bring clinical leadership and patient safety expertise to strengthen standards, quality improvement, and care across Clearpoint’s national network.