Director of Operations

Permanent On-site | North York, ON

Compensation Range

$120K - $150K

Compensation will be determined based on the successful candidate's experience, skills, and qualifications, and may also be influenced by internal equity and market conditions.

Description

Operational and Financial Leadership

  • Leads the financial operations of the organization while ensuring sound stewardship, strong financial management, accountability, and long-term sustainability.
  • Develops annual operating and capital budgets in partnership with the Executive Director and senior leadership team
  • Partners with organizational leaders to support effective budget management, financial forecasting, and informed operational decision-making.
  • Leads financial forecasting, cash flow management, financial analysis, and performance reporting
  • Prepares monthly financial statements, variance analyses and reporting for the Executive Director, Leadership, Board Committees, and Board of Directors
  • Leads management’s coordination of the annual audit and serves as the primary organizational liaison with external auditors.
  • Ensures compliance with Ministry of Health, Ontario Health, CRA, charitable, and regulatory reporting requirements
  • Leads the financial aspects of funding submissions, accountability reporting, and compliance obligations associated with government and grant funding
  • Maintains financial policies, internal controls, procurement controls, and related administrative processes
  • Oversees day-to-day banking relationships, insurance administration, and financial risk management
  • Supports organizational planning and decision making through timely financial analysis, operational insight and recommendations

Human Resources Operations

  • Leads payroll, benefits administration, attendance management, personnel records management, and HR reporting, working with external providers as required
  • Ensures compliance with employment legislation, workplace health and safety requirements, and organizational policies
  • Supports recruitment, onboarding, orientation, and workforce administration processes
  • Oversees HRIS implementation, administration, and continuous improvement
  • Coordinates external HR consultants and specialized advisors as required
  • Supports compensation administration, salary structures, pension administration, and employee benefits programs

Facilities, Building Operations & Support Services

  • Oversees building operations, maintenance programs, service contracts, environmental services, and facility-related vendors
  • Ensures compliance with fire, life safety, accessibility, occupational health and safety, and applicable regulatory requirements
  • Oversees inventory management, capital asset management, waste management, and operational support services
    Ensures building systems are effectively maintained, documented, tested, and supported
  • Oversees facility-related procurement and service contracts
  • Supports a safe, efficient, and welcoming environment for residents, families, staff, volunteers, and visitors

Information Technology & Digital Systems

  • Oversees organizational technology systems, vendors, cybersecurity practices, and data protection protocols while managing outsourced IT service providers.
  • Supports implementation and optimization of financial, HR, operational, donor management, and clinical support systems
  • Ensures appropriate backup, disaster recovery, access management, and cybersecurity controls are maintained
  • Promotes secure and efficient digital workflows throughout the organization

Procurement & Vendor Management

  • Oversees procurement processes, purchasing practices, and contract administration to ensure alignment with organizational policies, procedures, and sound stewardship of resources.
  • Leads vendor evaluation, procurement, contract negotiation, and vendor performance management processes, working closely with the Executive Director on significant contracts and strategic procurement decisions.
  • Promotes sound purchasing practices that reflect stewardship, value for money, and alignment with organizational priorities.
  • Supports furniture, fixtures, equipment, and operational inventory procurement and management processes

Risk Management, Compliance & Emergency Preparedness

  • Partners with the Executive Director to support operational risk management and organizational risk mitigation
  • Leads the development, implementation, testing, and continuous improvement of emergency preparedness, business continuity, security, and operational response plans in collaboration with the Executive Director and clinical leadership.
  • Supports privacy, regulatory compliance, accreditation readiness, and organizational policy implementation
  • Ensures incident reporting, documentation, and operational risk management processes are maintained
  • Oversees administration of insurance programs and supports organizational compliance with applicable legislation, standards, and best practices

Collaboration with Executive Director

  • Works closely with the Executive Director on organizational planning, budgeting, resource allocation, and operational priorities
  • Keeps the Executive Director informed of significant operational, financial, contractual, and organizational matters requiring executive awareness or decision-making.
  • Prepares materials and presents financial and operational reports to the Executive Director, Board Committees, and the Board, as appropriate.
  • Provides advice and recommendations on operational, financial and administrative matters.
  • Contributes to organizational planning, performance monitoring, and strategic initiatives

Senior Leadership & Organizational Stewardship

  • Serves as a member of the senior leadership team contributing to organizational planning and decisionmaking
  • Promotes a culture of accountability, collaboration, continuous improvement, and service excellence
  • Provides leadership and mentorship to staff, consultants, and service providers within the portfolio
  • Participates in the rotational leadership on-call schedule
  • Acts as the operational lead for facility, technology, and non-clinical operational incidents and emergencies, ensuring timely communication and coordination with the Executive Director and leadership team.
Qualifications
  • University degree in Business, Commerce, Finance, Health Administration, or a related field
  • Minimum 5 years of progressive leadership experience, including senior management responsibilities within healthcare, hospice, community health, long-term care, not-for-profit, or similarly complex environments
  • CPA designation preferred
  • Demonstrated experience in financial management, budgeting, forecasting, audit, reporting, and organizational operations
  • Experience overseeing administrative, operational, human resources, facilities, and technology functions
  • Experience working with Boards, Committees, auditors, regulators, government funders, and external service providers
  • Knowledge of Ontario healthcare funding, not-for-profit operations, and charitable organizations considered an asset
  • Strong technology proficiency, including experience with financial systems, HRIS platforms, payroll systems, reporting tools, and Microsoft Office applications
  • Demonstrated experience implementing and supporting organizational technology solutions and digital workflows
  • Strong communication, collaboration, leadership, and professional judgment skills appropriate to a senior healthcare leadership role
  • Valid Driver’s Licence and use of vehicle
  • Satisfactory Vulnerable Sector Screening required

Working Environment:

  • Combination of administrative, operational, and leadership responsibilities
  • Standard schedule of 8-hour shifts, 5 days per week, with flexibility required to meet organizational needs
  • Regular interaction with staff, volunteers, contractors, vendors, and community partners
  • Participation in the organization’s rotational leadership on-call schedule is required
  • Flexibility to attend Board meetings, organizational events, and other evening or weekend commitments, as required.

Transition to Operations Responsibilities

  • Leading implementation of HRIS, payroll, benefits administration and workforce administration systems
  • Overseeing the commissioning, operational transition, documentation, and staff training associated with building systems and support services
  • Leading furniture, fixtures, equipment delivery, inventory management, asset tracking, and operational readiness activities
  • Establishing organizational reporting frameworks, performance measures, dashboards, to support management decision making and committee reporting.
  • Developing emergency preparedness, business continuity, security, technology programs to support safe and efficient operations
  • Supporting regulatory compliance and operational policy development
  • Partnering with the Executive Director and senior leadership to ensure organizational readiness for first admission and ongoing operations

 

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