The Toronto South Detention Centre, Ministry of the Solicitor General, seeks a health care professional with proven ability to lead a multidisciplinary team in the delivery of patient-centred health care.
If you would like to showcase your leadership skills, don't miss this exciting opportunity.
Leadership in the OPSThe Ontario Public Service (OPS) Leadership Behaviours defines what it means to be a leader through the following expected behaviours and attributes:
• You are committed to the responsibilities of being a leader by demonstrating authenticity, accountability and courage.
• You are innovative by embracing positive disruption, maintaining a future mindset and leading with a common purpose.
• You are collaborative by driving people-centered outcomes, being inclusive and helping staff and colleagues grow, every day.
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Leadership Talent Office on Yammer to learn more about the OPS Leadership Model and to view the application preparation guide for management competitions.
What can I expect to do in this role?
As the Manager of Health Care Services, you will:
• Plan, coordinate, direct and evaluate healthcare programs and services, including the pharmacy program, within a large secure facility
• Provide leadership to a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals, and ensure the delivery of efficient, quality healthcare services
• Support a values-based and inclusive environment through technical, administrative and operational oversight
• Provide professional expertise, consultative advice and direction to ensure services and programs are in compliance to ministry framework and professional standards
• Develop, plan and implement the delivery of health services education programs for patients and staff
• Ensure the efficient use of human, physical and financial resources to meet or exceed the quality of care expectations
• Ensure patients' safety; report and conduct investigations of unsafe practices, abuse or professional misconduct, and document incidents in accordance to ministry policies, the College of Nurses of Ontario standards, and applicable legislation and regulations
How do I qualify?
Mandatory
• You are currently registered as a Registered Nurse in good standing with the Colleges of Nurses of Ontario
Leadership and Management Skills
• You can lead a multidisciplinary healthcare team in the delivery of patient-centred primary and mental health care
• You can plan, co-ordinate, manage and direct the day-to-day delivery of healthcare services in an unionized environment
• You have proven skills to manage staff, provide leadership, coaching and direction, and foster an engaged and inclusive environment
• You have knowledge of project management principles and methodologies to meet operational program deliverables
Nursing Knowledge and Expertise
• You have knowledge of healthcare administration and evidence-based health care practices
• You have proven knowledge and competency in the application of the College of Nurses professional standards and practices to supervise nursing services within a correctional environment
• You can interpret and apply knowledge of relevant legislation, such as Regulated Health Professions Act, Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, and Mental Health Act
Other Essential Skills
• You have proven interpersonal, oral communication and conflict resolution skills to provide consultation, and resolve issues with stakeholders and staff
• You have strong writing skills to prepare reports
• You have excellent analytical, problem-solving and judgement skills, and you are proficient with computer software applications
Technical Knowledge
• You have knowledge of human resources practices, collective agreement provisions, financial and administrative policies, quality management, and continuous improvement practices
• You have knowledge of relevant legislation, such as Regulated Health Professions Act, Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, and Mental Health Act
Diversity, Inclusion, Accessibility and Anti-Racism
The OPS is an innovative, responsive and accountable public service that works hard to be diverse, anti-racist, inclusive, merit-based, and equitable. Diversifying leadership is a top priority for the OPS. Our goal is to achieve parity with the Ontario labour force by 2025 for the most under-represented groups (Indigenous, racialized and persons with disabilities) on our leadership teams.
The OPS is an accessible employer and we offer accommodation in all aspects of employment, including the recruitment process. Visit the
OPS Anti-Racism Policy and the
OPS Diversity and Inclusion Blueprint pages to learn more about the OPS commitment to advancing racial equity, diversity and inclusion.