To perform testing and provide accurate and timely reporting of clinical and environmental laboratory tests as part of a team of laboratory professionals, within Public Health Ontario’s (PHO’s) quality policies and technical procedures and the regulatory and accreditation requirements within their scope of work.
Compensation
Compensation Range :$36.86 - $48.10
Responsibilities
Be competent to perform laboratory activities, work in accordance with the laboratory's management system and conducts standardized medical/clinical/environmental tests and procedures for the isolation, quantification, identification, molecular testing and antimicrobial susceptibility testing of clinically significant bacteria, fungi, parasites, viruses and associated antibodies as applicable.
Carries out testing as outlined in the method using the established quality assurance and control procedures, including internal and external proficiency testing to ensure quality outcomes.
Reports on and relays results to specimen submitters, including health care providers and other parties as required, accurately, clearly, unambiguously and objectively within acceptable turnaround time (TAT) as published by PHO’s laboratory and required timeframes outlined in applicable legislation.
Authorizes the release of laboratory test results and discusses test results with clients within the restriction of College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario regulations.
Ensures specimens are handled and stored appropriately to protect the integrity of the test and the interests of the laboratory and the customer.
Senior Municipal Claims Examiner responsible for managing municipal claims, performing coverage analysis, and handling claim settlements within IPG’s Canadian network.
Lead medical and scientific strategy for Neuroscience therapeutic area, partnering cross‑functionally to support product lifecycle and regulatory activities.
Compensation
$170,250 - $249,700
Responsibilities
Set medical vision and direction for TA
Partner with Brand/Commercial, Market Access, Regulatory, Patient Safety, Medical Information, Patient Advocacy
Provide independent medical and scientific input to peri‑launch, launch, and lifecycle management
Lead external scientific engagement strategy
Support regulatory submissions and negotiations with Health Canada
Prepare and serve meals according to standardized recipes and menus, ensuring food quality, safety, and compliance in a senior living dining environment.
Compensation
Pay Range:
22.80 - 28.55
Responsibilities
Prepare and serve meals according to standardized recipes and menus
Ensure food quality, taste, and presentation meet Sunrise standards
Follow dietary modifications and special meal requirements
Record production quantities and food safety temperatures
Stock, rotate, date, and store food per safety regulations
Deliver services at multiple sites across York Region, requiring weekly travel between various locations
Conduct intake and assessment of client needs, barriers and assets to asylum seekers and refugee claimants who are homeless
Assist clients with information, referral, documentation, follow-up and supportive counselling services using anti-oppressive, empowerment-based practices
Work one on one with clients to develop a settlement plan and connect them to supports and services in the community
Provide information and referrals for to a wide array of community agencies, professional services, settlement and social services, etc. for additional settlement support
Requirements
Social Service Worker diploma or post-secondary education in a related field (e.g., Social Work, Community Services), with relevant practicum experience
Deliver services at multiple sites across York Region, requiring weekly travel between various locations.
Conduct intake and assessment of client needs, barriers and assets to asylum seekers and refugee claimants who are homeless.
Assist clients with information, referral, documentation, follow-up and supportive counselling services using anti-oppressive, empowerment-based practices.
Work one on one with clients to develop a settlement plan and connect them to supports and services in the community.
Provide information and referrals to a wide array of community agencies, professional services, settlement and social services.
Requirements
Social Service Worker diploma or post-secondary education in a related field (e.g., Social Work, Community Services)