Program Administrator, Strathcona
- Victoria, BC, Canada
Full-time
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Job details
- Job type
- Full-time
- Experience
- This position requires a level of education, training, and experience equivalent to 3 years of experience working within a comparable environment.
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
The UBC Faculty of Medicine provides medical training to more than 3,400 undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate learners. The educational programs span multiple training sites and are distributed to clinical academic campuses and affiliated regional centers across the province. With the increasing number of learners on Vancouver Island, enhanced administrative coordination between undergraduate and postgraduate medical education is required for the delivery of the Integrated Community Clerkship Program (ICC), and the Postgraduate Family Practice Program.
The primary function of this role is to provide administrative support for the planning and delivery of the undergraduate Integrated Community Clerkship (ICC) and Postgraduate Family Practice (RFP) training sites in the Strathcona teaching site (Comox/Campbell River). Responsibilities include significant complex scheduling, learner assessment, teaching payments, preparing program documentation, learning materials, and recruitment of preceptors. The incumbent also takes direction from and provides support to the Family Practice Manager, Strathcona.
The Program Administrator will be working in an environment of continuous change and evolution, necessitating the development of new systems and procedures where none previously existed. This role interacts extensively with undergraduate medical students, postgraduate residents, administrative and faculty leadership (UG & PG), ICC administrators, family practice administrators and specialty physicians and hospital staff.
The incumbent will be located at the UBC/IMP Affiliated Regional Centers located in the North Island Comox Valley and Campbell River Hospitals. This role requires travel between sites, flexibility regarding work hours, and the ability to work after regular hours is required.
After successfully completing probation, this position offers a hybrid remote work arrangement.
Experience
This position requires a level of education, training, and experience equivalent to 3 years of experience working within a comparable environment.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities
The primary function of this role is to provide administrative support for the planning and delivery of the undergraduate Integrated Community Clerkship (ICC) and Postgraduate Family Practice (RFP) training sites in the Strathcona teaching site (Comox/Campbell River). Responsibilities include significant complex scheduling, learner assessment, teaching payments, preparing program documentation, learning materials, and recruitment of preceptors. The incumbent also takes direction from and provides support to the Family Practice Manager, Strathcona.
The Program Administrator will be working in an environment of continuous change and evolution, necessitating the development of new systems and procedures where none previously existed. This role interacts extensively with undergraduate medical students, postgraduate residents, administrative and faculty leadership (UG & PG), ICC administrators, family practice administrators and specialty physicians and hospital staff.
The incumbent will be located at the UBC/IMP Affiliated Regional Centers located in the North Island Comox Valley and Campbell River Hospitals. This role requires travel between sites, flexibility regarding work hours, and the ability to work after regular hours is required.
After successfully completing probation, this position offers a hybrid remote work arrangement.
Experience
This position requires a level of education, training, and experience equivalent to 3 years of experience working within a comparable environment.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities
- Commitment to valuing diversity and contributing to an inclusive and respectful working and learning environment.
- Ability to prioritize and manage time/tasks with attention to detail.
- Ability to problem solve by using judgement, independent thinking and/or analysis.
- Ability to interpret policies and procedures.
- Ability to communicate effectively with individuals from diverse backgrounds and tailor communication style for different audiences and situations.
- Experience composing various business communications such as emails, memos, and reports.
- Experience scheduling meetings and calendar coordination.
- Experience in maintaining confidential and sensitive information.
- Ability to build and maintain positive working relationships.
- Experience with curricular scheduling/administration and planning events/projects.
- Ability to work independently, within a team environment and with cross-functional, inter- institutional teams.
- Ability to effectively use MS Office Suite at an intermediate level, (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint), web browsers, MS Outlook, survey tools.
- Flexibility working in high-paced environments.
- Comfortable learning new technologies and experience with audiovisual/videoconference equipment.
- Knowledge of hospital/health authority structure and functioning and a demonstrated understanding of medical terminology is an asset.
- Solid knowledge of database principles and functionality is an asset.
- Experience with One45, or other web-based scheduling, is an asset.
- Broad knowledge of UBC Faculty of Medicine Postgraduate and Undergraduate curriculum and good understanding of university administrative processes is an asset.
More about this job
Responsibilities
The role provides administrative support for the planning and delivery of undergraduate and postgraduate medical training sites in Strathcona. Key duties include complex scheduling, learner assessment, managing teaching payments, and recruiting preceptors.
Requirements
Requires approximately 3 years of experience in a comparable environment with proficiency in MS Office and business communication. Knowledge of medical terminology, hospital structures, and web-based scheduling tools like One45 is considered an asset.
Skills
- Complex Scheduling
- Learner Assessment
- Recruitment of Preceptors
- Business Communication
- Calendar Coordination
- Confidentiality Management
- Curricular Administration
- Project Planning
- MS Office Suite
- One45
- Medical Terminology
- Database Principles
- Stakeholder Management
- Problem Solving
- Time Management
- Inter-institutional Collaboration
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Categories
- Administrative
- Education
- Healthcare
- Management & Leadership
- Government & Public Sector
Keywords
- Medical Education
- Integrated Community Clerkship
- Postgraduate Family Practice
- Curricular Scheduling
- One45
- MS Office
- Medical Terminology
- Higher Education
- Healthcare Administration
- Preceptor Recruitment
- Academic Coordination
- UBC Faculty of Medicine
- Clinical Academic Campuses
- Database Functionality
- Business Communication