Credentialing expertise and medical administration define this Medical Affairs Specialist role at Humber River Health's Wilson Site. Work Monday to Friday supporting credentialled staff.
Reporting to the Director, Medical Affairs, this specialist coordinates credentialing, onboarding, orientation, and annual reappointment activities. The position manages physician records, privileges correspondence, stipends, policies, and committee logistics. Strong scheduling, customer service, problem-solving, and Microsoft Office skills support the work. Experience with CMaRS, Petal MD, medical terminology, project coordination, business analysis, or statistical analysis is preferred.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide expertise on credentialing processes, bylaws, policies, and procedures
- Coordinate credentialing, onboarding, orientation, and annual reappointment activities
- Maintain electronic files, physician listings, databases, reports, and correspondence
- Act as central contact for privileges-related requests and concerns
- Support Credentials Committee meetings, policies, stipends, and Medical Affairs administration
Requirements:
- Undergraduate degree in nursing, policy, arts, education, public administration, health, or related field
- Experience in scheduling, customer service, and problem solving
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Teams, and Zoom
- Experience with CMaRS, Petal MD, and medical terminology preferred
- Excellent attendance and discipline-free record required
Support Humber River Health's credentialing, privileges, physician records, and Medical Affairs operations with organized administrative expertise.
Medical Affairs Credentialing Specialist in Toronto employer: Humber-River-Health
Humber River Health is an exceptional employer that prioritizes employee well-being and professional growth within a dynamic healthcare environment. Located in the Greater Toronto Area, we offer a collaborative work culture, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for advancement, ensuring our team members are supported in their roles while making a meaningful impact on community health.
