Program Assistant, OP Ambulatory Administration

Provincial Health Services Authority; Vancouver; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player in healthcare is dedicated to providing exceptional patient care while fostering a supportive and collaborative work environment. Employees at this organization enjoy a variety of benefits, including personal development opportunities and discounts on essential services. With a commitment to teamwork and professional growth, this organization offers a life-changing career path for those passionate about making a difference in the lives of patients. Join a community that values work-life balance and mutual support, where your contributions can lead to significant impacts in healthcare.

Benefits

Personal development courses

Travel discounts

Discounts on software

Discounts on personal mobile phones and plans

Discounts on hardware

Job description

At PHSA we believe in rewarding our employees and helping them live healthy, active and balanced lifestyles. We aim to make your employment experience the best it can be. Employees can enjoy a wide selection of benefits and perks, from personal development courses and training to travel discounts.

MORE THAN JUST A JOB. It’s about providing the highest quality patient care by placing the needs of our patients first. At PHSA, you’ll discover a culture of teamwork, professionalism, mutual respect and, most importantly, a life-changing career. FIND YOURS NOW

Enjoy discounts and preferred pricing on software, personal mobile phones and plans, and hardware.

Testimonials:

Liz, Registered Nurse: Everyone I work with is just so encouraging. PHSA has developed a great team of people. There is so much commitment and passion here. We all work together well, and we want to support each other, not only in work but also to make sure there is work/life balance.

Lisa, Mental Health & Addictions Coordinator: It’s such a team approach. We’re always working shoulder-to-shoulder with each other, using our own expertise. Whether it’s the nurse, the MOA, the addictions counsellor, we’re all working with the same clients & providing support.

Aly, Surgical Recovery & Organ Donation Specialist: I initially started as a Surgical Recovery Specialist then wanted to become an Organ Donation Specialist. Hopefully next will be something to do with management or education. Education is really important to me, and there are plenty of opportunities here for that.

About PHSA:

• 24,000+ Employees
• 4,000 Students
• 200+ Locations

PHSA PROGRAMS & SERVICES:

• BC Centre for Disease Control
• BC Women's Hospital
• BC Children's Hospital
• BC Renal
• BC Emergency Health Services
• BC Cancer
• BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services