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Doctors of BC

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201 - 500 employees

Founded 1900

🤝 Non-profit

📚 Education

⚕️ Healthcare Insurance

Non-profit • Education • Healthcare Insurance

Doctors of BC is a professional non-profit association representing physicians in British Columbia that provides advocacy, negotiated benefits, practice supports, education, and resources to help doctors deliver high-quality patient-centered care. It offers services including pay and contract guidance, billing and audits support, insurance and benefits administration, physician health programs, continuing medical education, digital health policy engagement, and member-exclusive programs and discounts. Doctors of BC also partners with government and health authorities on policy, quality improvement, and Indigenous reconciliation efforts.

📋 Description

• Provide policy and research support by planning and conducting research in health care financing, delivery, access, health workforce planning, digital health, health promotion, and illness/injury prevention to inform the development/update of Doctors of BC’s policy positions and response to policy issues. • Provide policy advice on various emerging and ongoing policy issues as well as analysis on draft interest holder policy, legislation, or regulatory changes or positions. • Provide support on policy related issues to Doctors of BC/government committees (e.g. Council on Health Economics & Policy + Council on Health Promotion). • Monitor trends in health policy, identify issues, and develop solutions and strategies on these by working with Doctors of BC staff, members and or/representatives of other agencies or interest groups. • Communicate Doctors of BC responses to policy announcements, presenting policy information when directed, and supporting members and external interest holders with inquiries. • Prepare background papers, briefing notes, presentations, and communication for management and executive use. • Organize and support committee meetings and prepare materials.

🎯 Requirements

• Master’s degree in Public Policy, Public Health, Health Administration, Public Administration, or Law preferred plus related experience, or an equivalent combination. • Demonstrated ability to conduct and critically appraise research. • Demonstrated working knowledge of public policy development and the Canadian health care system. • Excellent writing skills and proven ability to synthesize complex information to develop clear, concise, and comprehensive reports, briefing notes, and presentations for diverse audiences. • Excellent judgment in setting priorities, proactively identifying issues, and determining solutions. • Ability to work with diverse groups of individuals who have varying interests. • An up-to-date skill-set on applicable software applications. • Ability to handle multiple projects, meet tight deadlines, and work in a team environment. • Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.