Job Description
Welcome to the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine, the first and largest bilingual medical faculty in Canada. Our learners have access to state-of-the art facilities and specialized institutions as they learn alongside world-class physicians and scientists. Consistently ranked among the top 10 medical schools in Canada, our faculty is among the top faculties of medicine in the world for research impact in biomedical and health sciences. Position Purpose: The Business Analyst & Project Manager fosters an unwavering reverence for business improvement initiatives, innovation and customer service throughout the organization. The candidate works closely with various levels of senior managers in the faculty and in the clinical environment and supervises the evaluation of projects, procedures and operational requirements and makes recommendations that follow strategic and operational direction of the Faculty. The candidate must have a very thorough understanding of the business and clinical requirements and the technical knowledge in order to fulfill the requirements of the position. The candidate acts as an official liaison between Information Management Services and the client to identify new technologies, systems and procedures that could be applied to the Faculty’s advantage. The candidate manages projects, leads the Faculty development initiatives and acts as a team leader by supervising the implementation of solutions.
Responsibilities + Skills
Education
University degree in computer science, in business administration, information technology or related field;
Experience
Minimum of five years of related experience in supporting business units and their information technology needs;Experience in project management, including managing interdisciplinary teams, managing multi-year projects that involve cross-functional systems, creating estimates (timeframes, budgets, resources, etc.), as well as creating process workflow/information flow maps and performing risk analyses and proposing risk mitigation strategies;