Clinical Manager

Reporting to the Program Director, the Clinical Manager for Pediatric Ambulatory Clinics at the MUMC site will be an active member of the leadership team, in partnership with Medical Lead(s) and participate in the delivery of quality patient care across the Program.  The Clinical Manager will function according to the accountability statement for Clinical Managers. Specific responsibilities include: work collaboratively with all the health care team members to optimize the use of resources; promote quality improvement activities which will facilitate a safe and therapeutic environment for the provision of care; participate in financial responsibility through the measurement and evaluation of resources in the most efficient manner; identify and follow up on opportunities for continuous improvement; support and lead change; facilitate exemplary communication both internal to program and within other programs and agencies and promote team spirit, cohesiveness, motivation and commitment to program goals.

1. Current Registration with a recognized Regulated Health Discipline College in Ontario
2. Baccalaureate Degree within a health profession, or a combination of other relevant academic background
3. Minimum of 3 years recent relevant leadership experience within the acute care clinical setting
4. Formal continuing education in Project Management preferred
5. Skill in supporting and mentoring staff to enhance knowledge skill and judgment within their practice
6. Demonstrated leadership and co-ordination skills in a fast paced environment
7. Demonstrated creativity and innovation in the delivery of patient care services
8. Demonstrated excellence in communication, team-building, and ability to initiate, model and support change in a constructive manner
9. Demonstrated advanced critical thinking skills
10. Demonstrated ability and knowledge to access and utilize hospital resources
11. Demonstrated evidence of continuous education and life long learning
12. Demonstrated commitment to the mission, vision and values of HHS and MCH