Breast Tumour Group Committee Chair & Breast Tumour Group Quality Lead - Any BC Cancer Regional Site

BC Cancer; Electoral Area A; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 120,000; Part time

Job summary

An innovative healthcare organization is seeking a dedicated individual to lead the Breast Tumour Group. This pivotal role involves overseeing quality initiatives, collaborating with provincial members, and enhancing patient outcomes through strategic leadership. The successful candidate will work within a dynamic team, promoting evidence-based practices and supporting research initiatives. With a commitment to anti-racism and diversity, this opportunity offers a chance to make a significant impact in cancer care across British Columbia. If you are passionate about improving healthcare quality and patient experiences, we encourage you to apply.

Qualifications

• Must be a physician registered with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC.
• Experience in leading quality improvement initiatives in healthcare.

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership for the Breast Tumour Group committee and improve patient care.
• Oversee research, quality assurance, and develop evidence-based pathways.

Skills

Leadership

Quality Assurance

Data Analysis

Research Oversight

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Education

Medical Degree

Registered with College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC

Job description

Breast Tumour Group Committee Chair & Breast Tumour Group Quality Lead

Location: Any BC Cancer Regional site

Part-time: 0.1 FTE

BC Cancer is dedicated to working towards a world free from cancer, covering prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship.

We operate six regional cancer centres and two research centres across British Columbia, focusing on comprehensive cancer control and research.

The Breast Tumour Group Chair, also serving as the Breast Tumour Group Quality Lead, will provide leadership for the Breast Tumour Group committee, collaborate with provincial members, BC Cancer Council, and leadership to improve patient care and outcomes, oversee research, quality assurance, and data analysis, and develop evidence-based pathways.

Role: Tumour Group Quality Lead (0.1 FTE)

1. Strategic: Measure adherence to quality standards, identify provincial quality improvement opportunities, establish measurement frameworks, and oversee clinical care pathway development.
2. Leadership: Lead high-quality care initiatives, promote evidence-based practices, foster strong relationships among members, and coordinate with organizational leaders for continuous improvement.

Role: Tumour Group Chair

1. Oversee committee work, provide strategic oversight on research and outcomes, promote data access, and represent the committee at council meetings.
2. Set strategic priorities, identify benchmarks, and collaborate on improvement strategies.
3. Manage committee meetings, ensure interdisciplinary membership, organize annual retreats, and facilitate pathway development and treatment requests.
4. Promote interdisciplinary teams, support research initiatives, and advocate for professional development.
5. Act as a facilitator for member input on BC Cancer processes and initiatives.

The successful candidate must be a physician registered with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC and a member of the Breast Tumour Group. Applications, including a cover letter and CV, should be sent to Adeline Chan at PHSA.

Applicants should demonstrate a commitment to learning about Indigenous-specific racism, dismantling systems of oppression, and addressing broader racism issues, with knowledge of related legislative and policy frameworks.

About PHSA: We plan, manage, and evaluate specialized health services across BC, emphasizing respect, compassion, innovation, equity, and courage. We are committed to anti-racism and diversity in our workforce and welcome applications from all qualified individuals, especially those from historically marginalized groups.