Last Week's Listings

RegulatoryJobs.ca | Volume 2022- 026 | 19 JULY 2022

Last Week's Listings is a bulletin of career opportunities in the Canadian licensing and professional regulation sector recently posted to RegulatoryJobs.ca

FEATURED LISTINGS

**NEW!

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (INTERIM)

Nova Scotia Regulated Health Professions Network

Nova Scotia

The Regulated Health Professions Network (the Network, https://www.nsrhpn.ca) was established to create a structured, yet informal, mechanism through which health regulators could more effectively share information to promote best practice. Having grown its membership to 22 regulatory bodies within Nova Scotia, the Network is a forum for members to collaborate on regulatory processes related to the collaborative investigation of complaints, interpretation and/or modification of scopes of practice, and review of registration appeals. Through the Regulated Health Professions Network Act, the Network aspires to create a culture of collaborative, continual improvement focused on public safety.

Reporting to the Network Council through the Executive Committee, the Executive Director (Interim) has responsibility and accountability for providing direction, communication, and oversight of the day-to-day operations of the Network. This role is essential in providing strategic leadership to support the delivery of the Network’s mandate and will work collaboratively with the Council and the Network members to foster and enable collaboration among regulated health professions in a manner that upholds and protects the public interest, through enhanced regulation by health professions.

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DEPUTY CHIEF REGULATORY OFFICER

Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta

Edmonton

Created on April 10, 1920, the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA) regulates the practices of engineering and geoscience in Alberta on behalf of the Government of Alberta through the Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act.

Reporting to the Deputy Registrar & Chief Regulatory Officer (CRO), the Deputy Chief Regulatory Officer (DCRO) is responsible for the strategic leadership, direction, and day-to-day operation of APEGA’s professional disciplinary system (investigations, discipline, and appeals), compliance, joint boards, examinations, internal regulatory reviews, and associated regulatory projects. This position provides expert interpretation of regulatory process, policy and plays a key leadership role in supporting the CRO in any required regulatory matters.

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REGISTRAR & CEO

Newfoundland & Labrador Pharmacy Board

St. John's

The Newfoundland & Labrador Pharmacy Board (NLPB), established by legislation in 1910, is the regulatory body for the practice of pharmacy in the province of Newfoundland & Labrador. To fulfill its obligation of public protection, NLPB registers pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, students and interns, and licenses pharmacies; establishes and maintains a quality assurance program to promote high standards for the practice of pharmacy; develops standards, guidelines and policies for the practice of pharmacy; and responds to and manages complaints and discipline relating to the practice of pharmacy.

Reporting to the Board, the Registrar and C.E.O. will work in a dynamic and complex context, bringing strategic vision, an innovative mindset, and quality commitment to this significant leadership role in the province. As Registrar and C.E.O., you will be responsible for protecting the integrity and credibility of the organization’s mandate to develop standards and policies that outline professional obligations and provide guidance in adhering to federal, provincial and NLPB legislation, by-laws, standards, guidelines and the Code of Ethics.

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VICE PRESIDENT, PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND POLICY

Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority

Toronto

The Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA) is a self-financing authority independent of government, with the mandate to license and inspect Ontario’s more than 750 retirement homes where over 50,000 seniors live. The RHRA is an agent for positive change, by working with the retirement homes sector to increase the protection, safety and well-being of our aging population.

The RHRA administers the Retirement Homes Act, 2010, which involves licensing homes, educating licensees, consumers and the public about the standards regulating retirement homes, carrying out inspections of retirement homes, and taking compliance and enforcement action as needed. The RHRA’s guiding principle is that a retirement home should be a place where residents live with dignity, respect, privacy and autonomy, in security, safety and comfort and can make informed choices about their care options.

As the Vice President (VP), Public Affairs & Policy, you will be accountable for leading and driving strategies that optimize impact in protecting and empowering Ontarians who live in retirement homes. You foster trusted relationships and deliver desired results, enabling innovation, creativity, and strategic connection.

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DEPUTY REGISTRAR AND DIRECTOR OF QUALITY

New Brunswick College of Pharmacists

Moncton

The New Brunswick College of Pharmacists is the regulatory body for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians licensed to practice in the province. Under provincial legislation, the College is mandated to protect the New Brunswick public by promoting health care and ensuring pharmacy professionals have the knowledge and skills necessary to provide optimal patient care. The College governs and regulates the practice of pharmacy for a healthier New Brunswick.

Reporting to the Registrar, the Deputy Registrar and Director of Quality works to further the College in achieving its strategic goals and supports the Registrar in leading and managing the organization. The Deputy Registrar and Director of Quality assumes the responsibility of the Registrar (when necessary) and is responsible for the oversight of essential programs with a focus on: