Sto-re 30r - provincial health response lead
Vancouver, BCBC Public Service Agency
Candidates need experience assessing emergency hazards and choosing response actions, negotiating with emergency partners, managing technical or professional staff, and briefing senior leaders during emergencies. Preferred: four years leading provincial-level operations centre response, three years supervising staff, and experience with multiple levels of government.
Intrusive emergency alerting systems
Band 6 - deputy director, serious and organized crime-amended
Vancouver, BCBC Public Service Agency
5+ ans5+ gestionCandidates need a combination of post-secondary education and 5+ years of recent executive management experience, plus 5+ years working with police agencies, preferably in British Columbia. Experience leading staff, major projects and policing legislation is also required.
Law enforcement, Supervise staff
Band 3 - senior manager, communications & stakeholder relations
Vancouver, BCBC Public Service Agency
5+ ansCandidates need a degree or diploma in communications, public relations, journalism or a related field and five years of recent related experience, or secondary education and seven years. Experience in media issues management, spokesperson preparation, executive advice and team leadership must have occurred in the last eight years.
Vulnerable sector check, Public relations, Communication skills, Performance management, Leadership
Spo mh24 - child and youth mental health (cymh) clinician
Vancouver, BCBC Public Service Agency
1+ ansCandidates need a master's degree in counselling, social work, clinical psychology or child and youth care, or a comparable master's. They also need at least one year of full-time experience with children, youth and families in community mental health, and a valid B.C. Class 5 driver's licence.
Mental health, Hazard assessment, Crisis intervention, Counselling, Class 5 licence, Valid driver's licence
Admn o 21r - ministry investigator: amended
Vancouver, BCBC Public Service Agency
3+ ansCandidates need post-secondary education or equivalent experience in criminal investigations, three years of criminal law and investigative experience, and three years preparing complex court briefs and warrants. A valid B.C. Class 5 licence and the Special Provincial Constable designation, or the ability to obtain it, are required.
Vehicle