The Patient Care Quality Review Board are seeking board members from across the province and consideration will be given to qualified individuals with a broad range of backgrounds in healthcare, healthcare administration, community and social services, patient advocacy, public policy development, and corporate operations. The selection process will recognize lived experience, volunteer roles as well as paid employment.
To support
strong boards that reflect the diversity of our province, women, visible
minorities, Indigenous Peoples, persons with disabilities, persons of diverse
sexual orientation, gender identity or expression (LGBTQ2S+), and others are
encouraged to put their names forward.
The Boards are
established as advisory boards under Section 8 of the Patient Care Quality
Review Board Act. Their role is to receive and review care quality complaints
that have been addressed by the regional or provincial health authority Patient
Care Quality Offices and remain unresolved.
Board meetings
are scheduled during regular office hours Monday – Friday and occur
approximately 2 to 3 times per month. Meetings will be comprised of 3-4 members
who form a panel. Therefore, not all board members will be required for every
meeting. With the exception of the First Nations Health Authority which is not
covered under the PCQRB Act, Board members cannot be currently employed by a
health authority. These positions are best suited to those who are retired or
working outside of health authority operated facilities and hospitals.
Please see the
link below for further details and information on the application process.
(must be opened in Google Chrome)
https://www.bcpublicsectorboardapplications.gov.bc.ca/s/noticeofpositionDetail?nop=J-0008
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