​Provincial Coordination Lead

The Provincial Coordination Lead is an operational role within the Provincial IOC responsible for providing real-time oversight of system capacity, patient flow, and bed utilization across the province. The role maintains provincial situational awareness of occupancy pressures, access challenges, patient movement constraints, and emerging operational risks. This position leads cross-functional collaboration with site operations, clinical programs, emergency departments, EHS, ALA, RA, and executive leaders to optimize patient flow and system capacity. The role is responsible for monitoring patient movement, coordinating capacity management strategies, resolving flow challenges, and supporting efficient, safe, and timely access to care across the organization. Works closely with: Site Operations Directors, Patient Flow Coordinators, Integrated Operations Centre leads, Provincial Capacity Leads, Emergency Department Leaders, EHS, Provincial Programs, ALA, RA. and Senior Operational Leaders.

Classification: Senior Consultant

Union: Exempt

Unit and Program: Provincial Command Centre, System Capacity & Patient Flow

Primary Location: South Tower

Location Details: Eligible to work hybrid (on/off site) within Alberta

Negotiable Location: Provincial

Employee Class: Regular Full Time

FTE: 1.00

Posting End Date: 08-OCT-2026

Date Available: 19-OCT-2026

Hours per Shift: 7.75

Length of Shift in weeks: 2

Shifts per cycle: 10

Shift Pattern: Days, Evenings, Weekends

Days Off: As Per Rotation

Minimum Salary: $38.73

Maximum Salary: $66.42

Vehicle Requirement: Not Applicable

Bachelor's degree in Health Administration, Nursing, Business Administration, Health Sciences, or a related field. Equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered.

Significant experience in healthcare operations, patient flow, capacity management, or system coordination within a complex healthcare environment. Advanced knowledge of hospital operations, patient flow methodologies, and capacity management. Strong analytical, communication, facilitation, stakeholder engagement, and negotiation skills. Demonstrated ability to influence without direct authority, manage competing priorities, and coordinate activities across multiple teams and sites.

Master's degree in Health Administration, Business Administration, Nursing, Health Sciences, or a related discipline. Professional certification in project management, quality improvement, or healthcare leadership. Experience in a provincial or multi-site healthcare environment, emergency management, surge planning, and leading system-level initiatives focused on patient access, capacity management, and operational performance improvement.