Careers

At RCCbc, we’re passionate about improving the health of people and communities in rural British Columbia. If you are, too, apply for the positions below with RCCbc or our partners.

Rural Coordination Centre of BC Positions

Data Engineer

The Data Engineer (DE) reports to the Executive Director, Operations at RCCbc, receives day-to-day direction from the Chief Data Scientist and works closely with other members of the data informatics team. This role will builds systems for collecting, validating and preparing high-quality data for RCCbc to make data-informed decisions by the team and our network.

Senior Project Coordinator

The Senior Project Coordinator will work closely with Project Lead(s) and report to the Director, Engagement and Outreach. The Senior Project Coordinator has a key role in operational planning and budgeting while supporting, facilitating and organizing project implementation and delivery focused on engagement and outreach.

Virtual Medical Office Assistant

The Virtual Medical Office Assistant (vMOA) will receive work direction from the Clinical Services Manager and will report to the Operations Executive Director at RCCbc. The vMOA has a key role in supporting the day-to-day operations of the RTVS Peer Pathways including interfacing with rural providers, scheduling of the RTVS providers, MOIS and efaxing support, and on/off boarding of providers and review.

People & Culture Administrative Coordinator

The People & Culture Administrative Coordinator will help cultivate, create a positive, relationship-based, and high-performing network culture. The People & Culture/Administrative Coordinator is responsible for assisting with day-to-day HR/Onboarding related activities, coordinating and planning health care leaders check ins and events to ensure a high-performance network culture is maintained, and support regular day to day organizational operations.

External Positions

Rural Scholar, UBC Department of Family Practice

The Rural Scholars Program has been created to provide an opportunity for rural clinicians to develop skills in scholarship and leadership. The program takes a broad approach to scholarship and can encompass any category of scholarship: discovery, integration, application/engagement and education. The Department of Family Practice within the Faculty of Medicine at the University of British Columbia (UBC) and the Rural Coordination Centre of British Columbia are accepting for a part-time (0.2 FTE) position of Rural Scholar applications for established clinicians in British Columbia to develop experience and skills in Rural Scholarship through the Rural Scholars Program. There are up to 2 positions available and it is anticipated that these will be distributed over the rural areas of British Columbia.