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Hi
Please forward this job posting to anyone that you think might be
interested.
We are looking for someone interested in supporting advocacy and
government relations at the individual, community and provincial level.
Someone with program management experience and someone looking to continue
building on past advocacy successes such the Ontario Government's support
for insulin pumps and their recent commitment of $450 Million to diabetes
and chronic disease.
Thanks
Gary
Canadian Diabetes Association
Officer Public Programs & Services / Advocacy
Position Type: Full Time
Date Ad Posted: 1/24/2008
Job Region: ON - Metro Toronto Area
Application Deadline: 3/23/2008
MAKE A DIFFERENCE BY JOINING THE CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION
Our mission is to promote the health of Canadians through diabetes
research, education, service and advocacy. We are an independently
governed charitable organization focused on the needs of people affected
by diabetes, committed to excellence and believing that people are our
greatest asset.
Canadian Diabetes Association (CDA) has a permanent full-time opportunity
in Toronto for a:
OFFICER PUBLIC PROGRAMS & SERVICES / ADVOCACY
OVERVIEW:
The Officer Public Programs and Services / Advocacy is responsible for
overseeing and managing the Ontario Monitoring for Health Program, and, is
responsible for training and support of Public Programs and Services staff
in Ontario with respect to advocacy-related matters. The Officer works
collaboratively on the advocacy components of Public Programs and Services
initiatives in Ontario, works with and supports Executive Director in
Ontario with government relations and advocacy campaigns, and supports
individual advocacy in the province.
Responsibilities:
- Supervise the Monitoring for Health Database Coordinator, providing
guidance and support
- Prepare annual budget and Service plan for the Ontario Ministry of
Health and ensure reporting and development of program continues
throughout the fiscal year
- Provide support to the Ontario Area Directors through assistance with
the development of provincial advocacy campaign materials
- Support the Area in the development and implementation of regional
advocacy campaigns (both provincial and national)
- Is the point person within Ontario for advocacy-related matters and to
provide support and assistance to the Public Programs and Services
coordinators in their efforts to address local advocacy questions. The
incumbent will liaise with the National advocacy staff and the call centre
staff to ensure our constituents receive the best possible advocacy
service.
- To develop training and presentation materials specific to advocacy
matters for use by Ontario Public Programs and Services staff.
Qualifications:
- Post Secondary education or comparable experience desired
- Experience in a non-profit environment
- Experience in government relations and advocacy
- Experience in program and service delivery
- Adept in issue resolution techniques
- Customer service orientation
- Superior organizational skills
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Demonstrated knowledge of diversity and working within an anti
oppression framework
- Proficiency in MS Office software, including Word, Excel and PowerPoint
Please apply to:
Canadian Diabetes Association
235 Yorkland Blvd., Suite 1103
Toronto, ON M2J 4Y8
Fax: 416 492-1583
e-mail: [log in to unmask]
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Gary O'Connor
Executive Director, Ontario
235 Yorkland Blvd., Suite 1103
Toronto ON M2J 4Y8
Phone: 416 408-7143 / Fax: 416 492-1583
www.diabetes.ca
Healthy lifestyle choices are easy to make? if you know how.
Come to the Live Smart Diabetes Expo to learn how simple it is to enjoy an
active lifestyle and healthy diet. For more details visit diabetes.ca
The Canadian Diabetes Association is the proud winner of the
2005 Conference Board of Canada/Spencer Stuart National Award in
Governance.
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