Patient Navigator – Rehab and Interprofessional Care

SurveyMonkey; Southwestern Ontario; On-site; CAD 92,000 - 112,000; Full time

Job summary

SurveyMonkey is seeking a Patient Navigator in Ontario within the Patient Flow department for a Regular Full-Time position. The role requires three years of clinical experience and a current professional license with good standing.

The successful candidate will assess patients, coordinate inter-professional care, and support rehabilitation and discharge planning. Experience with interRAI HC and familiarity with health system policies are highly valued.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree in health science-related discipline.
• Current Certificate of Registration from a related Regulated Health Professional College in good standing.
• Three years minimum clinical experience.
• Experience with rehabilitation patients (e.g., stroke, orthopedic surgery).
• Excellent clinical assessment skills with standardized tools (e.g., interRAI HC).
• Ability to provide care in an inter‑professional team environment.
• Membership in a professional organization (e.g., RNAO, RPNAO, DC, OPA, OSOT, OSLA).
• Familiarity with CKHA/Departmental/Accreditation policies, procedures and standards.
• Knowledge of contemporary health care delivery models.
• Strong computer skills with ESM, Microsoft Office, Cerner, etc.

Skills

Interprofessional teamwork

Policy awareness

Healthcare delivery models

Attendance

Driver's license

Education

Undergraduate degree in health science

Registration as health professional with good standing

Tools

ESM

Microsoft Office

Cerner

Job description

SurveyMonkey is seeking a Patient Navigator in Ontario within the Patient Flow department for a Regular Full-Time position. The role requires three years of clinical experience and a current professional license with good standing.

The successful candidate will assess patients, coordinate inter-professional care, and support rehabilitation and discharge planning. Experience with interRAI HC and familiarity with health system policies are highly valued.