Provincial Head, Complex Malignant Hematology

Ontario Health; Canada; Ibrido; CAD 250.000 - 350.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Ontario Health is seeking expressions of interest from a medical oncologist or hematologist to serve as Provincial Head for Complex Malignant Hematology. The role provides clinical leadership for CMH across Ontario, overseeing treatment of acute leukemia, stem cell transplant, CAR T-cell therapy, and related hematologic cancers.

The successful candidate will guide access to care and quality improvement initiatives, work with provincial and regional teams, and help shape a future vision for CMH

Competenze

• CMH care leadership for advanced hematology/oncology services.
• In good standing with CPSO.
• 10+ years of clinical, teaching and research experience.
• Proven regional or provincial leadership in oncology.
• Strong systems thinking and data-informed decision making.
• Ability to present to large and small audiences concisely.

Mansioni

• Provide provincial leadership for CMH service delivery.
• Lead development and implementation of Ontario Cancer Plan 6 initiatives.
• Chair or co-chair CMH committees and guide agenda and meetings.
• Collaborate with Cancer Clinical Council and clinical communities.
• Oversee funding models and program performance for CMH.
• Recruit and manage performance for provincial CMH Clinical Lead and teams.

Conoscenze

Leadership

Strategic thinking

Interpersonal skills

Formazione

Medical degree (MD)

Oncology or Hematology specialization

Ontario CPSO license

Descrizione del lavoro

Provincial Head, Complex Malignant Hematology

Role title: Provincial Head, Complex Malignant Hematology

Reports to: Provincial Clinical Head, Cancer Programs, Ontario Health (Cancer Care Ontario)

Location: Ontario (currently hybrid)

Anticipated time commitment: Average 1 day/week

Term: 2-year term, with an option to renew for one additional 2-year term

Number of opportunities: 1

Position Summary

Ontario Health is seeking expressions of interest from a medical oncologist or hematologist for the position of Provincial Head, Complex Malignant Hematology (CMH). The Provincial Head will provide clinical leadership to ensure the provision of high-quality CMH services in Ontario, including the treatment of patients with acute leukemia, and the provision of stem cell transplant and chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy. In addition, this role will provide guidance and advice on arising priorities for other hematologic cancers. The program engages clinical and administrative representatives, as well as patient and caregiver advisors, from across the province in planning, development, and implementation of access to care and quality improvement initiatives.

This is a unique opportunity to provide strategic leadership to the evolution of the Ontario cancer system. This opportunity is open to all qualified candidates.

Interested parties should forward their expression of interest and curriculum vitae, electronically, to [e-mail] no later than 5:00 P.M. on December 3, 2026.

Questions about the role may be submitted to [e-mail] no later than November 18, 2026. A consolidated list of all questions and answers will be available to any party, by request, by November 23, 2026. To receive a copy of the consolidated list of questions and answers, please contact [e-mail] , referencing the Role Title.

Accountabilities

The key responsibilities of this role are:

• Provide visionary leadership at the provincial level for the provision of CMH services;
• Provide strategic direction on the development, prioritization and implementation of initiatives in support of relevant objectives in the Ontario Cancer Plan 6;
• Champion the strategic vision, goals and work plan for the Program;
• Chair/Co-Chair for several Ontario Health (Cancer Care Ontario) Complex Malignant Hematology committees - includes identifying agenda items, reviewing meeting content and facilitating meeting discussion;
• Participate as an active member of Ontario Health’s Cancer Clinical Council;
• Establish and maintain effective links with relevant clinical communities on behalf of Ontario Health;
• Identify, foresee and provide advice regarding system level issues;
• Provide leadership and guidance towards system performance management;
• Lead and work in conjunction with relevant Ontario Health programs to develop a long-term vision for CMH services in Ontario which are high quality, safe, result in best patient outcomes and are timely and equitable, and patient and family centred;
• Provide oversight and strategic direction to ensure a comprehensive and collaborative approach to implementation of a provincial plan for CMH services in Ontario, including acute leukemia, stem cell transplant, CAR T-cell therapy and other emerging therapies;
• Provide national and local advice on the drug submission, review, and implementation processes;
• Provide oversight and strategic direction to ongoing funding model development and implementation for CMH services, and
• Provide supervisory oversight to provincial CMH Clinical Lead, Quality Care and Access and actively participate in recruitment and performance management.

Qualifications

• Medical Oncologist or Hematologist currently practicing in Ontario with expertise in the delivery of CMH care, including the treatment of patients with acute leukemia, and the provision of stem cell transplant and chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy;
• Is in good standing with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO)
• Significant clinical, research and teaching experience – preferably 10+ years’ experience;
• Proven track record of clinical leadership at the regional or provincial level;
• Recognized as an opinion leader within the oncology community;
• In-depth knowledge of clinical, administrative and system issues with respect to cancer services;
• Demonstrated aptitude for systems thinking, ability to analyze information and to make sound decisions;
• Familiarity and comfort with administrative data;
• Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to build consensus;
• Strong professional presence and ability to present to large and small audiences in a concise, articulate and dynamic fashion;
• Demonstrated commitment to patient focused care and public accountability;
• Enthusiasm for, and commitment to, quality improvement in cancer care at the system level;
• Demonstrated creativity through publication of research and/or implementation of innovative systems and ideas, and
• Effective strategic thinking abilities for appropriate and proactive program planning.