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A health organization in Ontario is seeking a Senior Director for Academic and Medical Affairs. This role involves overseeing professional staff initiatives, managing complex operational tasks, and collaborating with senior leadership to advance health priorities. The ideal candidate has extensive administrative experience in healthcare and possesses strong organizational and interpersonal skills, playing a key role in guiding the institution's strategic direction.
Job Description
Few opportunities combine complexity, meaning, and influence the way this one does. As the Senior Director, Academic and Medical Affairs at Sinai Health, you’ll partner closely with the Executive Vice President of Academic and Medical Affairs to shape system-level priorities and decisions. This role is especially compelling because it allows you to engage regularly with Departmental Chiefs, senior physician leaders, senior leadership, staff physicians, employees, and external partners, to lead a diverse portfolio spanning clinical, academic, and operational domains across two academic teaching hospital settings. This role connects governance with day-to-day practice and the development of future health professionals. For a system-minded leader, it’s a direct avenue to advance hospital priorities with lasting impact.
Is this you?
You are a strategic thinker who considers the broader system when advancing priorities. In this role, that means assessing how academic initiatives, operational needs, and governance processes intersect, and advising the EVP accordingly. You bring order to complex issues by identifying what will drive the greatest impact and ensuring resources align with those goals. This perspective ensures priorities are advanced in ways that strengthen the institution as a whole. You can nimbly prioritize and organize to navigate both time-sensitive and longer term objectives.
If you are someone who values collaboration and diplomacy, this role gives you opportunities to put those skills into practice. Whether managing communications that affect the professional staff community, or guiding professionalism processes where fairness and sensitivity are essential, you navigate and optimize complex situations with care. By combining clear communication with meaningful collaboration, you help ensure stakeholders feel engaged and supported. This helps foster a professional culture grounded in respect and accountability.
Thriving in this position requires a strong foundation in operational leadership. From managing credentialing and reappointment processes to overseeing financial operations to building organizational development processes, you play a central role in shaping how professional staff are supported and how resources are directed. Few roles offer this degree of connection between people and systems. Your ability to guide these operations with precision creates the foundation on which care, education, and research can advance together.
The Academic & Medical Affairs Office provides oversight and leadership for all credentialed staff (Physicians, Dentists, and Midwives) affiliated with Sinai Health, including professional practice, leadership development and wellness. We engage directly with Department Chiefs and other medical leaders on work related to quality, informatics, education, scholarship and professionalism.
Job Requirements : Mandatory
Preferred
Skills and Knowledge