Position #: 9000751
Expected Start Date: January 06, 2025
Union: OOS
Facility: Wolseley Memorial Integrated Care Centre
City/Town: Wolseley
Department: Community Health Services Administration
Type: Full-time temporary
Expected Up to Date: December 31, 2025
FTE: 1
Shift Information: Days, Standby
Hours of Work: 5 shifts of 7.5 hours per 4 weeks
Relief: No
Float: No
Field Hours: No
Salary or Pay Band: As per Terms and Conditions of Employment
Travel Required: Yes
Job Description: The Health Services Manager, Wolseley is a key leader in Saskatchewan health care, partnering with system leaders to achieve our province's healthcare goals. Reporting to the Director of Primary Health Care SE 6, the Manager is responsible for creating operational lines of sight that connect to the goals and objectives of the SHA. The Manager supports strategy through the development and execution of operational and business plans, including cascading, monitoring, reporting, and course correction of same. The Manager demonstrates strong leadership to enable an innovative and positive working climate and a client-centric culture. The Manager must work cross functionally within the portfolio and across the organization to support operations. The Manager will develop partnerships and work closely with system and community partners. Experience, at an operational level, as a leader who has developed and led innovative planning and programs in a complex, multi-stakeholder environment. NOTE: This position covers the PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CLINIC, ACUTE CARE and LONG TERM CARE.
Human Resources Exemption: No
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