RQ09375 - Sr. Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) Specialist

RQ09375 - Sr. Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) Specialist

222 Jarvis Street, Toronto

Hybrid - work 3 days onsite and 2 days remote

Contract (9 months, possible extension)

3 Openings

• Develop privacy impact assessments and review recommendations from the privacy impact assessment (PIA) of proposed solution and business processes
• Lead and provide technical expertise in the development of access and privacy tools to facilitate the development of implementation key strategy data and digital initiatives, implementation of security mechanisms pertaining to the creation, collection, storage, access, retrieval and disclosure of Personal Health Information (PHI)
• Engage and facilitate privacy related discussions with a wide range of business, IT, legal and privacy stakeholders across the ministry, and government agencies.
• Examine complex program, policy and information system proposals to assess and document business flow and context; perform stakeholder analysis, public/private partnerships, governance structures and feasibility in terms of the protection of Personal Health Information (PHI) collected and retained
• Support projects to ensure compliance with security and privacy best practices, such as the Personal Health Information Privacy Act (PHIPA) (2004)

Must-Have's: 

• 10+ years of experience in the following:
  • Understanding of policy development to lead or participate in the development of options and strategies on information management and privacy protection
  • Managing privacy risks in the collection, use and disclosure of Personal Health Information (PHI)
  • Demonstrated experience and competency to identify and evaluate emerging privacy issues, changes, and trends in current and future that impact government policy directions
  • Demonstrated experience and competency to prepare comprehensive reports, options analyses, briefing materials and presentations and propose responses on privacy issues

• 5+ years of experience with federal/provincial/broader public-sector healthcare providers