Coordinate BORN projects at CHEO in Ottawa using project management, scheduling, budgeting, and stakeholder communication expertise. Bilingual French and English is essential.
The Project Coordinator supports BORN project development, implementation, evaluation, and ongoing coordination. This position requires project coordination experience, process redesign knowledge, strong written and verbal communication, and budget management capabilities. You will help advance consistent project control and documentation.
Key Responsibilities:
- Coordinate project integration, changes, schedules, deliverables, and dependencies
- Develop and monitor project budgets and resource requirements
- Lead project documentation, reporting, forecasting, and progress measurement
- Evaluate performance, identify risks, and implement mitigation strategies
- Coordinate stakeholder communications, roles, responsibilities, and reporting relationships
Requirements:
- Minimum three years of related experience
- Project coordination or management experience
- University degree in a health-related field preferred
- Microsoft Office competency and advanced organizational ability
- Bilingual French and English, plus Level 1 Criminal Record Check
Support BORN initiatives at CHEO through structured project coordination, risk management, documentation, and bilingual stakeholder communication in Ottawa.
BORN Project Coordinator Ottawa employer: CHEO
CHEO is an exceptional employer, recognized as Canada’s best health-care employer by Forbes for three consecutive years and consistently ranked among the top employers in the National Capital Region. With a strong commitment to employee growth, CHEO offers a collaborative work culture that values diversity and inclusivity, providing opportunities for professional development and meaningful contributions to pediatric health. Located in Ottawa, employees benefit from a vibrant community and access to cutting-edge research and clinical care, making it a rewarding place to advance their careers while making a difference in the lives of children and youth.
