The Administrative Coordinator Community Integration & Primary Health Care provides high-level administrative coordination and operational support to the Community Integration & Primary Health Care Program reporting to the Director and supporting both the Program Director and Program Medical Director.
This role plays a critical part in enabling patient-centred transitions and integrated care supporting programs that connect patients from hospital to home and community-based services. The Administrative Coordinator contributes to the effective coordination of bundled care integrated care pathways and admission avoidance and transition initiatives across acute ambulatory and community settings.
Working closely with clinical and operational leaders the Administrative Coordinator supports the integration and coordination of care pathways that provide wrap-around services for patients in hospital at home and in the community. This role collaborates with a broad network of internal and external partners including but not limited to Home and Community Care providers peer hospitals Ontario Health Teams community clinics and regional/provincial partners.
Key responsibilities include acting as a central administrative and coordination resource for bundled and integrated care programs supporting operational workflows documentation scheduling reporting and communications across the program.
The Administrative Coordinator is also a key liaison for external service providers related to bundled care and integrated care pathways. This includes coordinating invoicing and payment processes responding to vendor inquiries reviewing and validating invoices reconciling invoices against patient records tracking payments and preparing documentation for payment processing in accordance with established standards and agreements.
In addition the Administrative Coordinator compiles and maintains accurate program data from clinical and administrative systems (including Meditech and Practice Perfect) to support invoicing reporting and performance monitoring. This role supports the collection tracking and reporting of data required for NACRS CIHI and other Ministry of Health reporting contributing to system-level performance measurement quality improvement and accountability.
The Administrative Coordinator actively contributes to process improvement initiatives aimed at increasing the efficiency consistency and sustainability of administrative and reporting processes across bundled care and integrated care programs working closely with clinical coordinators program leadership and external partners.
Qualifications :
This is what youll need to do it:
Undergraduate degree preferred
Minimum two (2) years of recent related experience in a hospital or healthcare setting
Experience working with internal teams and external community and regional health partners
Comprehensive knowledge of community resources and healthcare delivery systems across acute ambulatory and community settings
Technical Skills
Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word Excel PowerPoint Outlook; Access an asset)
Experience with Meditech preferred
Knowledge of NACRS Clinic Lite CIHI reporting and Practice Perfect considered an asset
Core Competencies
Ability to manage a high volume of work with multiple competing priorities and tight deadlines
Strong organizational analytical and problem-solving skills with excellent attention to detail
Demonstrated ability to work independently and collaboratively within inter-disciplinary teams and with external partners
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills both written and verbal
Proven ability to exercise sound judgment initiative and discretion
Strong time management and stress management skills
Demonstrated leadership behaviours including critical thinking conflict resolution and negotiation
Commitment to accuracy accountability and continuous improvement
Proficient knowledge of Microsoft Outlook PowerPoint Excel and Word is required
Meditech experience preferred
Experience with other related digital solutions an asset (eg. CHRIS TELUS SeamlessMD Practice Perfect NACRS Clinic Lite CIHI etc)
Excellent oral and written communications skills
Demonstrated excellent interpersonal and organizational skills
Ability to navigate difficult conversations and situations
Strong organizational and analytical skills
Demonstrated ability to prioritize and multi-task multiple complex tasks
Excellent customer service and public relations skills
Knowledge or relevant legislation including Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA)
Ability to work independently work on own initiative and work as part of a team
Demonstrated ability to effectively coach and train peers
Computer proficiency including the ability to use multiple and varying technology platforms daily
Ability to operate audio-visual equipment including videoconferences
Proven accuracy and attention to detail
Demonstrated commitment to ongoing learning and able to learn new tasks quickly
Demonstrated tact diplomacy and confidentiality
Satisfactory employment and attendance record
Additional Information :
Temporary Full-Time 12-months
Hours: Monday - Friday days occasional evenings 0800-1700h (Hours subject to change based on operational requirements)
Salary: $33.795 - $42.256 per hour
Date Posted: January 19 2026
Internal applications due by: January 26 2026
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Remote Work :
No
Employment Type :
Full-time
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