ICTC to Run eHealth Competency Profile Development Workshop in Victoria

The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) is running a Canada-wide, two-day workshop and will stop in Victoria, BC on April 5th and 6th,
8am - 4:30pm at the Hotel Grand Pacific.

This workshop is targeted to those that have at least two years working experience in HI/HIM and Information and Communications Technology, or are a Manager or HR professional responsible for these occupations.

ICTC is inviting you to translate your professional expertise to help:

• Shape how Canada defines eHealth occupations;
• Provide insights into the nature of tasks that you perform;
• Ensure competency profiles meet eHealth industry needs;
• Demonstrate your commitment to professional development and life-long learning.

Each workshop will begin with a presentation of the project objectives and an orientation session on ICT Competency Profiles. Under the guidelines of the workshop facilitators, participants will work in small groups, reflect on and write competency profiles with the input of like minded people working in the industry.

Location:
Hotel Grand Pacific
463 Belleville Street, Victoria 

Schedule:
Tuesday, April 5th 8am - 4:30pm
Occupations:

• C‐Suite Level (chief information, technology, medical information, and knowledge officers);
• Change/Transition Management;
• Clinical/Medical Informatician;
• Decision Support;
• Application Implementation and Support;
• Architecture and Development. 

Wednesday, April 6th 8am - 4:30pm
Occupations:

• Health Information Management;
• Health Systems Integration and Deployment;
• Privacy Officer/Specialist/Consultant;
• Standards Officer/Specialist/Consultant;
• Business Analyst;
• Project Manager.

Admission is free and complementary refreshments and lunch will be provided. Parking and reasonable travel expenses will be reimbursed.

RSVP: k.robinson@ictc‐ctic.ca to attend the workshop.

Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC), is a not‐for‐profit sector council, that strives to create a diverse, prepared and highly educated
Canadian ICT industry and workforce.