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About the role

  • Ontario Health lead advancing French-language healthcare access and equity across Eastern Ontario. Managing Francophone engagement, compliance, planning, and regional health-system initiatives.

Responsibilities

  • Represent Ontario Health’s mandate and regional priorities with professionalism and commitment to equity
  • Build trusted relationships with health system partners, community organizations, planning tables and internal teams
  • Lead and participate in regional, provincial and local committees, projects and initiatives
  • Prepare reports, briefing materials and project documentation
  • Lead regional engagement with Francophone communities, leaders and partners
  • Align regional French Language Services priorities with Ontario Health plans and active-offer principles
  • Contribute to provincial French Language Services networks and projects
  • Act as a subject matter expert in Francophone planning, engagement, facilitation and health equity strategies
  • Provide strategic advice on Francophone community issues and system-level actions
  • Support compliance with the French Language Services Act and related Ministry obligations
  • Lead development and implementation of French Language Services policies, procedures, guidelines and internal processes
  • Review French Language Services designation requests, plans, reports and compliance activities
  • Monitor service accountability expectations and recommend continuous improvements
  • Monitor health system priorities, trends and emerging issues
  • Manage projects, coordinate resources, track progress and support implementation of initiatives
  • Develop processes, tools and reporting approaches for Ministry and Ontario Health deliverables
  • Partner with service providers and stakeholders to advance change and improve access, quality and experience for Francophone communities
  • Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

  • Post-secondary degree in health administration, health planning, business administration, research or a relevant field, or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience
  • Five years of management experience in complex, dynamic health care environments across the public and/or private sectors, including health care service delivery management
  • Three years of experience in Francophone programming related to health education
  • Advanced written and oral proficiency in both French and English
  • Understanding of Ontario’s French Language Services Act and the Ministry of Health’s Guide to Requirements and Obligations Relating to French Language Health Services
  • Good working knowledge of Francophone health planning processes, including federal and provincial aspects
  • Knowledge of the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Long-Term Care and the health care system
  • Expert knowledge of planning models and approaches
  • Demonstrated ability to gather information using appropriate techniques and resources
  • Proven ability to contribute effectively as a team member and lead project teams
  • Experience in process improvement methodology is an asset
  • Experience with project management methodology and project management software is an asset
  • Commitment to advancing health care through a system-wide strategy and health equity lens
  • Results-oriented leadership, empowerment, collaboration, accountability and sound decision-making skills
  • Mentorship and team-building skills
  • Strong communication, presentation, facilitation, problem-solving, critical-thinking, conflict management and relationship management skills
  • Strategic planning skills
  • Strong change and risk management skills
  • Must reside in Ontario to be considered

Benefits

  • Comprehensive health coverage from day one, with fully paid medical, dental, and vision benefits for you and your family
  • Flexible health care or wellness spending accounts
  • Inclusive program supporting employee well-being
  • Premium defined benefit pension plan
  • Competitive vacation entitlement
  • Three personal days and two float days annually, in addition to vacation days
  • Ongoing learning and career development opportunities
  • Collaborative, values-driven workplace
  • Opportunities to participate in Communities of Inclusion
  • Disability-related accommodations throughout employment and recruitment

Job title

Job type

Full Time

Experience level

Senior

Salary

Not specified

Degree requirement

Bachelor's Degree

Location requirements

OnsiteOttawaCanada

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