At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead groundbreaking cancer research and shape the future of healthcare innovation.
- Company: Join CancerCare Manitoba, a leader in cancer control and care.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, leadership opportunities, and a chance to make a real impact.
- Other info: Collaborative environment with opportunities for mentorship and professional growth.
- Why this job: Be at the forefront of cancer research and drive meaningful change in patient care.
- Qualifications: PhD or MD with extensive research experience and leadership skills.
The predicted salary is between 157500 - 192500 $ per year.
Cancer Care Manitoba (CCMB) is seeking the next Vice President of Research & Scientific Director of the Paul Albrechtsen Research Institute Cancer Care Manitoba.
Reporting to the President and CEO, the Vice President of Research is a member of CCMB's executive leadership team and provides enterprise-level leadership for the research mandate of Cancer Care Manitoba and its research institute.
As the Scientific Director of the Paul Albrechtsen Research Institute Cancer Care Manitoba, you are responsible for:
- advancing the Institute's research vision;
- shaping a focused and distinctive research identity; and,
- ensuring that research is integrated with CCMB's broader mandate for cancer control, care, education, and innovation.
A central task for the incoming Vice President & Scientific Director is to define a scientific vision of where the Institute will lead.
CCMB is large enough to build genuine critical mass in selected areas and small enough that a single leader's scientific judgement can shape the whole portfolio.
The Vice President will have the latitude to
- concentrate investment;
- recruit to defined priorities; and,
- build research programs of national and international standing.
The Vice President of Research and Scientific Director requires a highly credible research leader with the scientific depth, executive presence, operational discipline and partnership orientation to lead a complex research enterprise within a provincial cancer authority.
Candidates inspired by the opportunities and challenges of leading a well-established progressive organization in a fast-paced rapidly evolving industry and who have the leadership ability to create the environment conducive to service excellence, results achievement, responsiveness and accountability will want to explore this rare opportunity.
- Ph D, MD or MD/Ph D with relevant post-graduate training in a relevant field, with eligibility for an academic appointment at the University of Manitoba's Rady Faculty of Health Sciences.
- Distinguished record of independent, peer-reviewed research funding as a principal investigator, substantial peer-reviewed publication record and credibility as a clinician-scientist, researcher, basic scientist, population health researcher, health services researcher or related cancer or blood disorders research leader.
- Senior leadership experience in a research institute, academic health sciences centre, comprehensive cancer centre, university-affiliated research environment, or comparable organization.
- Demonstrated success building and leading multidisciplinary teams, research programs, platforms and partnerships through periods of growth, transformation or increased impact.
- Experience developing and implementing research strategies, operational plans, performance measures, budgets and governance processes.
- Success attracting external research funding, philanthropic investment, research agreements, collaborations or other sources of support.
- Experience mentoring scientists, clinician-scientists, trainees and highly qualified personnel.
- Knowledge of research ethics, regulatory requirements, responsible conduct of research, data stewardship, risk management, and compliance in health research environments.
- Excellent communication, relationship-building, political acuity, public-facing and stakeholder engagement skills.
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Vice President of Research & Scientific Director in Winnipeg employer: CancerCare Manitoba
At CancerCare Manitoba, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer dedicated to the well-being and professional growth of our employees. Our collaborative work culture fosters a sense of community and purpose, making it an ideal environment for Senior Mammography Technologists who are passionate about making a difference in cancer care. With opportunities for continuous learning and the chance to serve diverse communities across Manitoba, including remote areas, you will find a rewarding career that aligns with your values and aspirations.