Leader, Patient Safety, Quality & Accreditation - BC Cancer Provincial (Molecular Imaging and T[...]

BC Cancer; Electoral Area A; Hybrid; CAD 88,000 - 128,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking organization as a Leader in Patient Safety, Quality & Accreditation. This role is pivotal in enhancing patient care and safety standards within a multidisciplinary team. You will drive quality improvement initiatives, ensuring compliance with accreditation standards while fostering a culture of safety and equity. With a focus on continuous improvement, you will collaborate with diverse teams, engage with Indigenous Health initiatives, and lead educational efforts. This is an exciting opportunity to make a significant impact in cancer care, supported by a commitment to professional growth and a flexible work environment.

Benefits

Professional Growth Opportunities

Wellness Programs

Comprehensive Benefits

Flexible Work Arrangements

Discounts through WorkPerks

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Nursing or related field is required.
• Five years of clinical practice or equivalent experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develop and evaluate quality indicators and educational materials for PS&QI.
• Lead safety reviews and monitor staff perceptions of safety and quality.

Skills

Analytical Skills

Problem-Solving

Statistical Analysis

Knowledge of Indigenous Health

Education

Master's degree in Nursing

Health Administration

Tools

Quality Management Systems

Job description

Leader, Patient Safety, Quality & Accreditation - Molecular Imaging and Therapy

BC Cancer
Provincial, BC

At PHSA, the Leader of Patient Safety, Quality & Accreditation (PSQA) at BC Cancer (Molecular Imaging and Therapy) works in a complex, multidisciplinary environment, collaborating with medical and operational leadership, staff, Indigenous Health teams, patients, and families. The role is crucial in supporting timely patient safety event reviews and leading quality and safety initiatives to meet accreditation standards. Remote work is supported, but on-site presence at a regional BC Cancer Centre is required as needed.

The PSQA leader assists senior management in planning, implementing, and monitoring quality improvement programs, focusing on continuous improvement. They collaborate across departments to prioritize projects and evaluate processes.

Preferred clinical experience as a specialized PET Technologist.

Responsibilities

1. Develop, implement, and evaluate quality indicators; prioritize initiatives; create educational materials and tools for Patient Safety and Quality Improvement (PS&QI).
2. Align program safety activities with accreditation standards; provide accreditation education; lead responses to accreditation recommendations.
3. Lead safety reviews such as Root Cause Analysis and Failure Modes Effect Analysis; monitor staff perceptions of safety, risk, and quality.
4. Educate staff on regulatory issues, new guidelines, and risk management activities.
5. Identify and evaluate new trends and initiatives in PS&QI, contributing to department improvements.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Nursing, Health Administration, or related health discipline.
• At least five years of clinical practice or equivalent experience.
• Knowledge of Indigenous Peoples' health disparities, systemic racism, and cultural safety, with a commitment to anti-racism and equity.
• Understanding of legislative obligations and provincial commitments related to Indigenous rights and anti-racism policies.

Core Competencies

• Understanding of systemic racism and Indigenous cultural safety, with experience in initiatives to promote equity and safety.
• Knowledge of social determinants of health and legislative frameworks.

Additional Skills

• Knowledge of clinical care standards, accreditation requirements, and quality management.
• Analytical, problem-solving, and evaluation skills, including statistical analysis.
• Ability to support team education on Indigenous Cultural Safety and work collaboratively with Indigenous departments.
• Commitment to personal growth in understanding racism and systemic oppression.

What We Offer

• Opportunities for professional growth and recognition across BC's largest employer.
• Access to extensive training, wellness programs, and comprehensive benefits.
• Flexible work arrangements and discounts through WorkPerks.

Position Details

Type: Regular, Full-Time
Salary: $88,990 - $127,923, based on experience
Location: Provincial, remote work with on-site requirements
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

About BC Cancer & PHSA

BC Cancer provides comprehensive cancer control services in BC and is part of PHSA, which manages specialized health services across the province. We are committed to anti-racism, equity, and creating an inclusive environment. We encourage applications from all qualified individuals, especially Indigenous candidates, and support ongoing Indigenous-specific anti-racism initiatives.

Internal applicants should apply via internaljobs.phsa.ca. For assistance, contact [e-mail] or [e-mail] for external applicants.