Manager of Clinical Informatics

Lakeshore Residence; Belle River; On-site; CAD 125,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

A new senior living facility in Belle River, Ontario, is seeking a Manager of Clinical Informatics to oversee IT compliance related to resident care. The role includes managing staff education, ensuring data integrity, and leading quality initiatives. The ideal candidate is a registered health professional with supervisory experience in long-term care and strong data analysis skills. A comprehensive benefits package is offered.

Benefits

Competitive wages

Comprehensive benefits

Opportunities for personal and professional growth

Qualifications

• Registered health professional with relevant license.
• Minimum 2 years experience in long-term care, supervisory experience preferred.
• Current Vulnerable Sector Check and proof of vaccinations required.

Responsibilities

• Manage information technology and compliance for resident care.
• Deliver education and training on interRAI LTCF and related tools.
• Coordinate data submissions and quality initiatives.

Skills

Registered health professional licensed under the Health Disciplines Act

Experience with adult education

Ability to work with interdisciplinary teams

Knowledge of interRAI LTCF

Strong data analysis skills

Compliance with health requirements

Education

Eligibility for independent practice under Bill 60

Tools

InterRAI LTCF software

Job description

“How do you live in the moment?”

About Us

Lakeshore Residence is about ‘Making Every Moment Matter™’. We are seeking a candidate that shares our values – a person who has a passion to make a difference, has a strong moral compass and a commitment to teamwork. The ideal candidate is a warm and loving person who makes meaningful connections with those they are caring for. Located in beautiful Belle River, Ontario, this brand-new Residence, opening in 2026, will offer 96 single occupancy rooms with ensuite, and 64 shared rooms, each designed for comfort and dignity. Residents will enjoy 24-hour nursing care alongside a range of personalized supports that help them live well, feel valued, and stay connected to what matters most in their lives.

Why Join Us

Competitive wages that recognize your skills and dedication.

Comprehensive benefits to support your health and well‑being.

Exclusive perks that make your work life more enjoyable.

Opportunities for personal and professional growth to help you thrive in your career.

Scope of the Role

The Manager of Clinical Informatics reports to the Director of Care and manages the information technology and compliance related to resident care through coordinating the interRAI LTCF process and monitoring of quality outcomes and CIHI reports. Responsible for the quality of resident care and nursing restorative philosophy and furthermore ensures compliance through coaching, mentoring, and discipline as required. Also, this position is responsible for ensuring staff education, orientation, and mentoring to support the transfer of interRAI LTCF and Continuous Quality Improvement knowledge within the home.

Responsibilities

• Provides an overview of Informatics on Continuous Quality Improvement and the interRAI LTCF process for new staff/students.
• Delivers education and software training on interRAI LTCF, R=CAPs, outcome measures, quality indicators, RUGs, and reports.
• Coordinates AIS certification for all new and annually re‑certified registered staff.
• Works with management and the interdisciplinary team to ensure data integrity, efficient data collection, timely assessments, and effective data use.
• Establishes data quality processes to ensure accurate and timely interRAI LTCF coding and documentation.
• Acts as the Quality Lead (if required), overseeing the CQI Program, annual QIP development, committee leadership, initiatives, risk management, stakeholder communication, and reporting.
• Participates in QIP development, progress reports, and quality initiatives.
• Coordinates CIHI data submissions.
• Leads the Nursing Restorative program and mentors Restorative Therapists.
• Orients staff to the philosophy, policies, and criteria of Nursing Restorative Care.
• Interprets legislation, monitors compliance, and supports continuous quality improvement.
• Engages learning to enhance emotional self‑awareness and a person‑centred approach.
• Supports the DOC/ADOC with probationary and annual performance reviews.

Qualifications

• Registered health professional licensed under the Health Disciplines Act (or equivalent in another Canadian jurisdiction) with eligibility for independent practice under Bill 60.
• Experience with adult education, facilitation, and identifying training needs.
• Ability to work effectively with interdisciplinary teams and internal stakeholders.
• Knowledge of interRAI LTCF; AIS RAI Educator certification required (or obtained within 2 weeks of hire).
• Strong data analysis and trending skills, plus knowledge of Continuous Quality Improvement.
• Minimum 2 years’ experience in long‑term care; supervisory experience preferred.
• Compliance & Health Requirements: Current Vulnerable Sector Check (including a Criminal Background Check) completed within the past six months, or willingness to obtain one; proof of all required vaccinations; TB test results dated within the last six months, or a chest X‑ray within the last year. Requirements are subject to change based on Employer directives.

EEO Statement

We strive to be diverse, inclusive, fair, equitable and accessible by addressing barriers and promoting dignity and respect for all. If you require accommodation at any time during the recruitment process, please contact the hiring manager.