Lead clinical engineering strategy at CHEO, guiding healthcare technology, regional services, and safe equipment operations across partner organizations.
Reporting to the VP of Strategy and CIO, this Director provides strategic and operational leadership across CHEO. The role leads more than 70 employees, supports 20 healthcare facilities across 30 sites, and serves additional clinical entities. Responsibilities connect biomedical engineering, quality improvement, risk management, and regional service delivery.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead clinical engineering strategy, operations, and regional service delivery
- Plan and evaluate quality improvement and risk management initiatives
- Manage operating and capital budgets, procurement, and contracts
- Establish performance metrics for biomedical engineering services
- Support equipment reliability and long-term capital planning
Requirements:
- Relevant university degree or equivalent education and experience
- Approximately ten years of related experience
- At least five years in management or leadership
- Healthcare technology management and procurement knowledge
- Strong analytical, communication, and relationship-building skills
Bring strategic leadership, technical competence, and healthcare technology expertise to CHEO's clinical engineering services and regional partnerships.
Director Clinical Engineering Healthcare Technology 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.
