RQ00437 - Jr. Project Manager/Leader

Source Code; Toronto; Hybrid; CAD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Source Code seeks a Jr. Project Manager/Leader in Toronto. The role supports the Clinical Repositories team, coordinating activities, managing issues and risks, and ensuring on-time program deliverables.

The incumbent will handle project communications, maintain schedules, and support governance across Immunization Repository initiatives and related digital health assets in Ontario.

Qualifications

• 2-5 years experience managing electronic health-related projects.
• 2+ years managing project or program communications, with strong stakeholder engagement.
• 3+ years document management with standards, version-control, and storage.

Responsibilities

• Assist the project team in planning, organizing, and executing project activities.
• Maintain project schedules, track milestones, and ensure on-time deliverables.
• Coordinate meetings, prepare agendas, and document minutes for sessions.
• Prepare and update status reports, RAID logs, and Gantt charts; ensure version control and central storage.
• Act as liaison between program teams and stakeholders, ensuring clear communication.

Skills

Project coordination

Stakeholder engagement

Communication

Risk management

Meeting facilitation

Tools

Gantt charts

Job description

About the job RQ00437 - Jr. Project Manager/Leader

RQ00437 - Jr. Project Manager/Leader

Contract: 1 year

525 University Avenue, Toronto - Hybrid -up to 3 days onsite (subject to Hiring Manager discretion)

The purpose of this request is to acquire a Jr. Project Manager to support the Clinical Repositories team, including the management of issues, risks, and service change requests to ensure the successful and on-time development of program deliverables.

The development and population of an Immunization Repository is a cornerstone within Ontarios one immunization record priority and aligns with the provinces vision for an integrated digital health ecosystem. This initiative is part of the Immunization Repository Optimization Program, a key component of the Public Health Digital Platform under Clinical Care Service delivery.

In addition to the Immunization Repository (EHR-IR), the successful candidate may also support related provincial digital health assets, including the Digital Health Drug Repository (DHDR) and the Ontario Laboratories Information System (OLIS). DHDR enables authorized clinicians to access a patients dispensed drug information to support safer medication management, while OLIS provides access to laboratory test results from hospitals, community labs, and public health laboratories. Together, these repositories form critical components of Ontarios provincial digital health infrastructure, supporting continuity of care, clinical decision-making, and system interoperability.

Responsibilities:

Project Support and Coordination

• Assist the project team in planning, organizing, and executing project activities.
• Maintain project schedules, track milestones, and ensure deliverables are on time and within scope.
• Coordinate meetings, prepare agendas, and document minutes for project-related sessions.

Documentation and Reporting

• Prepare and update project documentation, including status reports, RAID logs, and Gantt charts.
• Ensure proper version control and storage of project artifacts in designated repositories.
• Support compliance with organizational standards and governance processes.

Communication and Stakeholder Engagement

• Act as a liaison between program teams and stakeholders, ensuring clear and timely communication.
• Facilitate information flow across teams and escalate issues when necessary.
• Support engagement activities, including workshops and stakeholder sessions.

Deliverables include but not limited to:

• Project and meeting coordination including tracking deliverables, action items, maintaining decision logs, and following up on team commitments
• Support the project governance and advisory committee(s)
• Acting as the central intake point for project communications
• Ensuring documentation follows standards, is version-controlled, and stored centrally
• Maintaining integrated project schedules and milestone tracking
• Demonstrating continuous improvement and decision support in alignment with program and organization goals

Must Haves:

• Minimum 2-5 years experience project managing electronic health-related projects
• Minimum 2 years of demonstrated experience with the management of project or program communications including both verbal and written, and strong stakeholder engagement skills
• Minimum 3 years of demonstrated experience with document management including the application of standards, version-control, and storage