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Ontario Health | Santé Ontario

Regional Medical Director – Central and West Regions

Ontario Health | Santé Ontario

. Provide clinical leadership across the Central & West Regions .

Posted 10/16/2026full-timeMarkham • CanadaLeadWebsite

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Demonstrates extensive clinical leadership and strategic oversight within the Ontario health care system, focusing on innovative, equitable, and culturally safe care models. Proven ability to lead large-scale transformation initiatives and foster cross-sector partnerships to improve patient and community outcomes.

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Clinical LeadershipHealth System PlanningTransformation InitiativesCross-Sector PartnershipsPopulation Health Priorities

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Hard Skills
Clinical Practice ExperienceHealth AdministrationOrganizational Change InitiativesQuality ImprovementEvidence-Informed Practices
Soft Skills
Relationship BuildingMentoringCollaborationInfluencing OutcomesEngagement
Certifications & Qualifications
Physician License in Ontario
Industry Keywords
Ontario Health SystemHealth PolicyCommunity CareLong-Term CarePublic Health

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Provide clinical leadership across the Central & West Regions
  • Embed clinical perspectives in decision-making, health system planning, and transformation initiatives
  • Provide oversight of approximately 30+ Regional Clinical Leads across two regions
  • Influence regional and provincial priorities
  • Lead complex cross-sector initiatives
  • Strengthen relationships across the health system
  • Champion innovative approaches that improve patient and community outcomes
  • Establish regional clinical priorities and measurable outcomes
  • Advance equitable, accessible, and culturally safe care models
  • Lead and mentor Regional Clinical Leads
  • Partner with executive leaders on integrated clinical, operational, and strategic initiatives
  • Advise on health system challenges, service pressures, workforce issues, and innovation opportunities
  • Collaborate with Ontario Health Teams, Health Service Providers, and provincial partners
  • Advance evidence-informed practices, clinical standards, and quality improvement
  • Use clinical, operational, and performance data to identify opportunities and drive improvement
  • Build relationships with physicians, health system leaders, Ontario Health Teams, and Health Service Providers
  • Chair and lead regional clinical forums
  • Represent regional clinical perspectives in provincial leadership discussions and advisory committees
  • Engage clinicians, patients, families, Indigenous partners, and communities
  • Advance a unified One Ontario Health approach

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Physician with a minimum of 10 years of clinical practice experience
  • Must be in good standing and eligible to practise medicine without restriction in Ontario
  • Intention to maintain clinical practice while serving in this role
  • Significant senior executive and/or clinical leadership experience within regional, provincial, or broader health system environments
  • Demonstrated success leading large-scale transformation, clinical integration, and organizational change initiatives
  • Proven ability to lead complex cross-sector partnerships
  • Experience influencing outcomes within executive governance structures and highly matrixed environments
  • Strong understanding of Ontario's health care system, population health priorities, health policy environment, and emerging sector challenges
  • Experience across multiple care sectors, including hospitals, primary care, community care, long-term care and/or public health, considered an asset
  • Master's degree in Health Administration, Public Administration, Health Planning, Business Administration, or a related field, considered an asset
  • Must be a resident of Ontario to be considered

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Comprehensive health coverage from day one, with fully paid medical, dental, and vision benefits
  • Flexible health care or wellness spending accounts
  • Inclusive program supporting overall well-being
  • Premium defined benefit pension plan
  • Competitive vacation entitlement
  • Three personal days and two float days annually, in addition to vacation days
  • Ongoing learning and career development opportunities
  • Collaborative, values-driven workplace
  • Opportunities to participate in Communities of Inclusion