Program Manager
About the role
Calgary Zone ACA, Calgary, Southport
NEW
Business Support - Other
ACU00000295
About an hour ago
Your Opportunity:
At Acute Care Alberta (ACA), budgeting isn't just about numbers - it's about making sure the health system can deliver what Albertans need. We are looking for a Manager, Financial Planning who enjoys big-picture thinking, isn't afraid of complexity, and can turn a lot of data into clear and practical advice for leaders. In this role, you will be right in the middle of the ACA financial planning process. You'll help shape the assumptions behind the numbers, work closely with leaders across the organization, and support decisions that have real system-wide impacts. This position is responsible for leading a team in the planning, delivery, and evaluation of the budgeting and forecasting processes for ACA. If you like solving tough problems, working with finance professionals across many organizations, and leading through ambiguity, this is a great fit for you.
Description:
Reporting to the Senior Program Officer, Finance, you will support the development and coordination of ACA's operating and capital budgets and forecasts. You will analyze large amounts of information and synthesize that information into briefings for senior leadership as well as budget and forecast submission for the Ministry of Hospital and Surgical Health Services. This is a dynamic position that requires developing and maintaining strong relationships with many different areas across ACA as well as the Public Health Corporations. More specifically, you will: - Pull together complex financial and operational information and turn it into clear, concise briefings for leadership - Help develop the budget assumptions and budget financial statements for ACA and the Public Health Corporations (PHC's) that report into ACA - Complete all budget and forecast submission requirements for the Ministry of Hospital and Surgical Health Services - Assist with the preparation of the ACA Business Plan - Work closely with teams across ACA and the PHC's to develop new processes, understand pressures, risks, and opportunities within the health care system - Provide practical, well-reasoned advice while clearly identifying risks and trade-offs - Balance multiple priorities and adjust as new issues and information comes up - Lead, coach, and support your team, creating an environment where people feel engaged and supported
-**Classification:**Program Manager -**Union:**Exempt -**Unit and Program:**Financial Planning -**Primary Location:**Southport -**Location Details:**Eligible to work remotely within Alberta -**Negotiable Location:**Provincial -**Temporary Employee Class:**Temp F/T Benefits -**FTE:**1.00 -**Posting End Date:**27-MAR-2026 -**Date Available:**13-APR-2026 -**Temporary End Date:**12-APR-2028 -**Hours per Shift:**7.75 -**Length of Shift in weeks:**2 -**Shifts per cycle:**10 -**Shift Pattern:**Days -**Days Off:**Saturday/Sunday -Minimum Salary:$44.17 -Maximum Salary:$75.70 -**Vehicle Requirement:**Not Applicable
Required Qualifications:
A post secondary degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or a related field. At least 5 years of experience in a financial planning, budgeting or financial advisory role. Experience leading people, projects, or complex work across teams. Strong communication skills - you can explain complicated things clearly and confidently. Comfort working with both detailed analysis and high-level strategy. Strong organizational skills and the ability to work through ambiguity. Ability to meet defined deadlines. Solid Excel skills and experience working with complex financial data.
Additional Required Qualifications:
You don't need to know everything about healthcare, but you do need a strong sense of curiosity and financial judgement as well as an ability to work with senior leaders. A professional accounting designation or MBA is an asset but is not required.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience in an organization of similar size and complexity, including working with subsidiaries. Experience in a healthcare environment. Working knowledge of Oracle and Hyperion applications. Solid PowerPoint skills and experience presenting complex financial information.
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About Acute Care Alberta
Acute Care Alberta brings together specialized care providers to deliver fast, efficient, and compassionate health services across Alberta.
In emergencies, surgeries, or specialized treatments, we provide critical care when you need it most.
Working directly with service providers, the network of hospitals, urgent care centres, and EMS ensures fast access to essential services across Alberta.
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Program Manager
About the role
Calgary Zone ACA, Calgary, Southport
NEW
Business Support - Other
ACU00000295
About an hour ago
Your Opportunity:
At Acute Care Alberta (ACA), budgeting isn't just about numbers - it's about making sure the health system can deliver what Albertans need. We are looking for a Manager, Financial Planning who enjoys big-picture thinking, isn't afraid of complexity, and can turn a lot of data into clear and practical advice for leaders. In this role, you will be right in the middle of the ACA financial planning process. You'll help shape the assumptions behind the numbers, work closely with leaders across the organization, and support decisions that have real system-wide impacts. This position is responsible for leading a team in the planning, delivery, and evaluation of the budgeting and forecasting processes for ACA. If you like solving tough problems, working with finance professionals across many organizations, and leading through ambiguity, this is a great fit for you.
Description:
Reporting to the Senior Program Officer, Finance, you will support the development and coordination of ACA's operating and capital budgets and forecasts. You will analyze large amounts of information and synthesize that information into briefings for senior leadership as well as budget and forecast submission for the Ministry of Hospital and Surgical Health Services. This is a dynamic position that requires developing and maintaining strong relationships with many different areas across ACA as well as the Public Health Corporations. More specifically, you will: - Pull together complex financial and operational information and turn it into clear, concise briefings for leadership - Help develop the budget assumptions and budget financial statements for ACA and the Public Health Corporations (PHC's) that report into ACA - Complete all budget and forecast submission requirements for the Ministry of Hospital and Surgical Health Services - Assist with the preparation of the ACA Business Plan - Work closely with teams across ACA and the PHC's to develop new processes, understand pressures, risks, and opportunities within the health care system - Provide practical, well-reasoned advice while clearly identifying risks and trade-offs - Balance multiple priorities and adjust as new issues and information comes up - Lead, coach, and support your team, creating an environment where people feel engaged and supported
-**Classification:**Program Manager -**Union:**Exempt -**Unit and Program:**Financial Planning -**Primary Location:**Southport -**Location Details:**Eligible to work remotely within Alberta -**Negotiable Location:**Provincial -**Temporary Employee Class:**Temp F/T Benefits -**FTE:**1.00 -**Posting End Date:**27-MAR-2026 -**Date Available:**13-APR-2026 -**Temporary End Date:**12-APR-2028 -**Hours per Shift:**7.75 -**Length of Shift in weeks:**2 -**Shifts per cycle:**10 -**Shift Pattern:**Days -**Days Off:**Saturday/Sunday -Minimum Salary:$44.17 -Maximum Salary:$75.70 -**Vehicle Requirement:**Not Applicable
Required Qualifications:
A post secondary degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or a related field. At least 5 years of experience in a financial planning, budgeting or financial advisory role. Experience leading people, projects, or complex work across teams. Strong communication skills - you can explain complicated things clearly and confidently. Comfort working with both detailed analysis and high-level strategy. Strong organizational skills and the ability to work through ambiguity. Ability to meet defined deadlines. Solid Excel skills and experience working with complex financial data.
Additional Required Qualifications:
You don't need to know everything about healthcare, but you do need a strong sense of curiosity and financial judgement as well as an ability to work with senior leaders. A professional accounting designation or MBA is an asset but is not required.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience in an organization of similar size and complexity, including working with subsidiaries. Experience in a healthcare environment. Working knowledge of Oracle and Hyperion applications. Solid PowerPoint skills and experience presenting complex financial information.
Not the right fit? Search for Program Manager jobs in Calgary, AB
About Acute Care Alberta
Acute Care Alberta brings together specialized care providers to deliver fast, efficient, and compassionate health services across Alberta.
In emergencies, surgeries, or specialized treatments, we provide critical care when you need it most.
Working directly with service providers, the network of hospitals, urgent care centres, and EMS ensures fast access to essential services across Alberta.