Last Week's Listings is a publication that shares employment opportunities recently posted to RegulatoryJobs.ca.
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ADMINISTRATOR OF COMPLAINTS ADMINISTRATEUR/ADMINISTRATRICE DES PLAINTES
Moncton
The New Brunswick College of Pharmacists (the College) was established in 1884. The College is responsible for regulating the practice of pharmacy in New Brunswick. The mandate, “Governing the practice of pharmacy for a healthier New Brunswick” guides all College activities.
We are currently seeking a lawyer versed in administrative law to assume the part-time role of Administrator of Complaints. This is a key role with overall responsibility for all administrative activities related to the complaints and discipline component of pharmacy regulation.
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L’Ordre des pharmaciens du Nouveau-Brunswick (l’Ordre), fondé en 1884, est chargé de gouverner la pratique de la pharmacie au Nouveau-Brunswick. Sa mission, Régir l’exercice de la pharmacie pour un Nouveau-Brunswick en meilleure santé, guide toutes les activités de l’Ordre.
L’Ordre est présentement à la recherche d’un ou d’une juriste spécialiste du droit administratif qui remplira à temps partiel la fonction d’administrateur des plaintes. Ce poste clé comporte la responsabilité globale de toutes les activités de la réglementation de la pharmacie dans son volet des plaintes et de la discipline.
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AGENT AUX ACTIVITÉS DE FORMATION EN LIGNE
ET AUX INSCRIPTIONS
Montreal
Le Barreau du Québec s’appuie sur des fondements et des principes de gouvernance, dont une structure politique et administrative assouplie qui contribue à une meilleure cohérence institutionnelle. Représenté par le bâtonnier du Québec, lui et les administrateurs sont élus par scrutin; tous travaillent de concert pour l’accomplissement de la mission de protection du public du Barreau, lequel, chaque année, attribue des prix pour reconnaître l’excellence des membres s’étant le plus distingués.
L’agent aux activités de formation en ligne et aux inscriptions assure le traitement de l’ensemble des demandes d’inscription des membres aux activités de formation en salle et en ligne offertes par la Qualité de la profession. Il assume l’accompagnement des avocats en assurant l’interface requise entre les avocats et le fournisseur de services en ligne. Il procède à la facturation et aux encaissements de l’ensemble des activités de formation et assure la gestion des comptes clients. Il effectue diverses tâches administratives et travaille en collaboration avec les agents aux activités de formation.
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ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
Vancouver
The Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia (CPABC) is the training, governing, and regulatory body for over 37,000 CPA members and 5,000 CPA students. CPABC carries out its primary mission to protect the public by enforcing the highest professional and ethical standards and contributing to the advancement of public policy. CPAs are recognized internationally for bringing superior financial expertise, strategic thinking, business insight, and leadership to organizations. CPABC was presented with a BC Top Employer award for 2020.
Reporting into the Vice President, Professional Conduct, the Associate Director is integral to the effective regulation of the professional conduct of members, students and firms. This position is responsible for supporting the delivery of processes and programs to resolve complaints, and conducting investigations into professional conduct complaints.
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ASSOCIATE REGISTRAR
Edmonton or Calgary
CPA Alberta is the professional regulatory organization representing Alberta’s approximately 30,000 Chartered Professional Accountants (CPAs). Alberta’s CPA’s are among the more than 200,000 Canadian CPAs who provide financial and management expertise across the country and around the world, at every level and in every sector. CPA Alberta’s legislated mandate is to protect the interest of the public, protect the integrity of the profession, promote and increase the competence of Alberta CPAs, and regulate the conduct of Alberta CPAs.
The Associate Registrar shares responsibility for the planning, organizing and overseeing all processes and activities related to the initial and ongoing registration of CPA Alberta’s registrants pursuant to the CPA Act and provides leadership in the overall management of CPA Alberta registration activities.
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SENIOR INVESTIGATOR
Toronto
Barker Hutchinson & Associates is recognized as an industry leader in professional regulation investigations. We have developed a reputation for thorough, timely, transparent investigations. Our team of investigators has decades of collective experience conducting investigations for many of Ontario’s professional regulatory bodies. We employ investigators from a wide variety of backgrounds, including lawyers, health professionals, former police officers and career investigators. At Barker Hutchinson, you will find yourself amongst intelligent, insightful, and engaged colleagues.
As a Senior Investigator, you will be tasked with complex, high profile investigations for a variety of professional regulators. A significant proportion of your cases will involve allegations of sexual abuse, inappropriate billing practices, practice-related concerns and other forms of professional misconduct.
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DIRECTOR, REGULATORY
Halifax
Eastlink has held the designation as one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies for fourteen consecutive years by delivering world-class video entertainment and communications services to residential, business and public sector customers across Canada. Powered by state-of-the-art fibre optic and wireless networks, Eastlink’s advanced services include Internet, mobile, TV, telephone, security and automation, data communications and exclusive, locally produced programming on Eastlink TV.
Reporting to the Vice President, Regulatory, the Director, Regulatory will be responsible for providing leadership, direction and guidance for all telecommunications policy and regulatory frameworks and activities. You will work in collaboration with the Vice President, Regulatory and other departments to lead the implementation of the vision and strategic plan of the organization in relation to regulatory affairs. You will develop a strong understanding of the market for internet and mobile services in Canada including new technologies, as well as applicable legal and regulatory frameworks.
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CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER & REGISTRAR
Toronto
A standalone licensing regulator under a new framework set out in the New Home Construction Licensing Act 2017 (NHCLA), the Home Construction Regulatory Authority (HCRA) will assume the registration/licensing responsibilities currently held by Tarion. In a complex industry that is changing and evolving, HCRA will set the standard for a modern regulator with a clear mandate to protect consumers – while working with builders and vendors to improve the quality of new home construction in Ontario and improve confidence in buying a new home.
The HCRA is now seeking a Chief Executive Officer/Registrar to lead this new regulatory authority. Working with a growing team of approximately 40 staff and an engaged Board of Directors, the CEO/Registrar will ensure the highest professional standards for competence and conduct in the home building industry, promoting a fair and informed marketplace where consumers can be confident in their new home purchases. The CEO/Registrar will provide vision, strategic leadership and management oversight to the organization. More specifically, the CEO/Registrar will be responsible for all compliance activities including licensing decisions and complaint resolution. Engaging with stakeholders and government officials will be an early and ongoing priority to ensure awareness and understanding of the HCRA and promote its commitment to excellence. Internally, the incumbent will ensure long term success by fostering a team-based culture that champions customer service excellence and continuous improvement.
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The Registrar is a magazine about consumer protection in Canada.
Scheduled to launch on March 1, The Registrar is a digital monthly trade and consumer publication featuring news, issues, legislative updates, and legal analyses. With a strong focus on human interest stories, The Registrar will also profile regulators across the country whose careers are dedicated to protecting the public interest. The publication will also feature regulated professionals recognized for their exemplary leadership in their respective industries and communities, and explore the lives of Canadian consumers and patients.
The editorial team consists of an impressive, diverse, and highly qualified panel of professional journalists across Canada with track records delivering insightful, engaging, and thought-provoking business and human interest stories for Canada’s leading print and digital publications. This team promises to increase the visibility and recognition of consumer protection in Canada with a unique lens that appeals to staff, industry professionals, and the general public.
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