PROGRAM PLANNING AND RESEARCH OFFICER (PPRO)
A person responsible for one or more programs or projects, providing professional support for service development, including advising, monitoring, and supporting various stakeholders.
They conduct the research necessary to identify and assess resources and needs. They design and propose development plans and programs to ensure adequate service planning. They provide advice on the implementation or improvement of programs and/or services. They may participate in various teaching and training activities.
Program Planning and Research Officers support planning, implementation, evaluation, and continuous improvement of mental health programs and services.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Health Administration, Social Services, Management, Psychology, Nursing, Social Work, or related field.
- Progressive management experience in healthcare or social services.
- Leadership, organizational, and project management skills.
- Experience working in Indigenous or northern settings is an asset.
BENEFITS
We offer a competitive benefits package that may include:
- Employer-provided housing (When available) or Transit.
- Relocation expenses covered.
- Paid travel benefits.
- Northern retention, attraction, and isolation premiums.
- Northern leave provisions.
- Eligibility for remote-region tax credits where applicable.
- Salary in accordance with MSSS salary scales.
- Full-time permanent positions.
- Long-term replacement opportunities.
- Student internships and professional placements.
- Professional development opportunities.
- Continuing education and training.
- Clinical supervision and mentorship programs.
- Career advancement opportunities.
LANGUAGES
Required
- Excellent command of English.
- Knowledge of Cree and/or French is considered a strong asset.
HOW TO APPLY
To submit your application, please visit our website:
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