Executive Director, Prevention & Primary Care (WR: 841)
Having raised over $217 million for the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute, University of Alberta Hospital, and Kaye Edmonton Clinic, the University Hospital Foundation (Foundation) prides itself on uniting visionary minds and providing essential resources that spark groundbreaking solutions, fresh ideas, and life-changing medical discoveries. They are Agents of Hope and Whatifologists. Fueled by a passion for generosity’s transformative power, they rally support to save and improve lives in our community.
The Executive Director, Prevention & Primary Care will lead the Foundation’s efforts to advance innovative, community-focused approaches to primary care and prevention in Alberta. This position represents a groundbreaking opportunity to shape the future of primary care funding and strategy across the province and beyond. This role underscores the Foundation’s ongoing leadership in driving healthcare innovation and aligning to the 10-year strategy Ignite 2030. The establishment of this position is a testament to the Foundation’s commitment to redefining the role of philanthropy in transforming healthcare, ensuring that investments lead to meaningful, long-term improvements in access, integration, and healthier Albertans.
With a deep understanding of the healthcare ecosystem, the successful candidate will engage with health leaders, policymakers, and frontline providers to drive systemic change. They will champion high-impact partnership opportunities, guide funding strategies, and leverage data-driven insights to inform policy and philanthropic priorities. Operating within a complex, matrixed environment, the Executive Director, Prevention & Primary Care will build and sustain cross- sector partnerships to position the Foundation as a national leader in prevention and primary care philanthropy.
To learn more about this opportunity, please contact Mackenzie Boessenkool at mackenzie@humanisadvisory.com.
Job Features
| Job Category | Healthcare, Not-for-Profit |
