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The Canadian Partnership for Women and Children seeks a Care Information Manager to lead information systems, data workflows, and reporting for the Mino Care Perinatal Pathways Program. This role coordinates hospitals, midwifery clinics, community health centres, and partner organizations to enable secure, bi-directional data sharing.
You will drive governance and analytics, build dashboards, ensure privacy compliance, and translate complex data for diverse audiences, advancing equity-focused
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The Care Information Manager will oversee the information systems, data workflows, and reporting structures that power the Mino Care Perinatal Pathways Program. This position is essential to maintaining a coordinated, bi-directional data-sharing model that connects hospitals, midwifery clinics, community health centres, and Black-led community organizations.
The ideal candidate understands both health data and health systems navigation, including provincial and federal frameworks governing privacy, interoperability, race-based metrics, and health information exchange.
by August 7, 2026.