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Canada

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Permanent

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Full time

Director of Information Technology & Information Management

Reporting to the CEO the Director of Information Technology and Information Management (IT&IM) will lead an Information Technology and Information Management strategy that supports organizational priorities and strategic objectives. The Director of IT & IM is responsible for the management of multiple information and communications systems and projects, including voice, data, imaging, video and business automation. A member of the Health Region's senior management team, the Director of IT & IM also participates in the development and execution of strategic plans to optimize the use of information technology in support of health care and business objectives.

Ideal candidates possess a strong foundation of at least ten increasingly senior years of experience in managing functions and departments, dealing with information handling, work flow and systems. They have earned a Master's degree in Computer Science or Business Administration and have a progressive approach to leadership and collaboration in a complex IT environment. Candidates with a related Bachelor's degree and outstanding experience or skills in the health care sector will also be considered.

If you are seeking an opportunity to lead change where it makes a difference and be part of a contemporary and responsive organization, please contact us in confidence. Realize the vision of "healthy living in healthy communities".

One of Saskatchewan's Top Employers, The Prince Albert Parkland Health Region provides services and programs to about 80,000 people in one city, and 40 towns, villages and rural municipalities, as well as 12 First Nations. Located in north central Saskatchewan, it is the third largest of the province's RHAs and major referral centre for health-care services for residents of northern Saskatchewan. With major capital projects underway and a balanced budget focused on the priorities of improved access to surgical care along with improved access to primary care, the Region remains committed to the transformation of Saskatchewan's health-care system and putting patients and families first.