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CIHI seeks a Program Consultant to provide advanced healthcare knowledge and technical expertise to accelerate AI/Computer-Assisted Coding adoption within the Hospital Data Transformation initiative. The role informs CAC decisions using industry standards and best practices, while building trust among partners and stakeholders.
The position supports CIHI’s cross‑Canada efforts, with hybrid options near Ottawa or Toronto for nearby employees and remote work for others, requiring excellent
The Program Consultant provides advanced healthcare knowledge and technological expertise to inform CIHI’s workstream on accelerating the use of AI/ Computer-Assisted Clinical Coding (CAC) as part of the Hospital Data Transformation initiative. This role ensures recommendations and decisions related to CAC are informed by the latest industry standards, best practices, and emerging trends. The Program Consultant facilitates trust and confidence among all partners and stakeholder by anticipating challenges, identifying innovative opportunities, and delivering tailored guidance that supports organizational goals and stakeholder needs.
**This opportunity is open to candidates across Canada. Employees located within 75 km of our Ottawa or Toronto offices will work in a hybrid model, while those residing more than 75 km from either office may work remotely.**
1. Provide strategic advice and expertise on hospital digital health advancements to support the creation of products and services that are part of CIHI’s hospital data transformation initiative.
2. Bring knowledge of and experience with AI/ Computer Assisted Coding tools and Hospital Information Systems to inform the development evaluation frameworks and adoption guidelines while addressing potential challenges and mitigation strategies.
3. Stay current with industry trends and best practices in digital health advancements and innovation to inform strategic advice
4. Drive stakeholder engagement and client support: liaise with jurisdictions, data providers, clinicians, academics, vendors and other stakeholders; lead consultations, working groups and advisory committees and promote adoption of products/services.
5. Advance data standards and interoperability: lead or contribute to content/EMR/standards activities, vendor engagement, pilots and implementation planning.
6. Draft proposals and briefing notes and make recommendations aligned with leading research and industry best practices.
7. Manage project and product lifecycles: prepare project plans, set milestones, track resources, identify and mitigate risks, coordinate cross functional teams and external partners, and report progress to stakeholders.
8. Contribute to business planning and evaluation activities: operational planning, corporate reporting and assessing product impact.
9. Apply and champion responsible data governance and privacy practices, including respect for Indigenous data sovereignty and culturally safe engagement when relevant.
10. Provide leadership and guidance to junior staff, and contribute to team learning and methodological development.
11. Represent CIHI externally: present at conferences, participate on committees and working groups, and support promotion of CIHI products and services.
**This opportunity is open to candidates across Canada. Employees located within 75 km of our Ottawa or Toronto offices will work in a hybrid model, while those residing more than 75 km from either office may work remotely.**
At CIHI we are committed to fostering an inclusive, barrier-free and accessible environment. Part of this commitment includes arranging accommodations to ensure an equitable opportunity to participate in the recruitment and selection process. If you require an accommodation, we will work with you to meet your needs.