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Reporting to the Manager, Examinations, the Examinations Operations Lead assists with managing the development, administration, delivery, and maintenance of the CAPR’s entry-to-practice examination. This role also provides support for the Manager, Examinations and external contacts.
As part of the Governance team, the Coordinator will work closely with internal departments, Council and committee members, as well as external partners to facilitate seamless meetings, document governance decisions and enhance policy processes. If you are detail-oriented, thrive in dynamic environments and bring a high level of professionalism and discretion, we invite you to consider this opportunity.
RHRA is looking for candidates for two exciting roles to provide full-service communications support to two internal clients: Licensee Engagement and Regulatory Modernization, and Licensee Compliance Assurance.
These individuals will also mentor other employees in the department, as well as serve as back-up to each other. and to the Manager, Public Affairs within the department.
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