FAQs
What is the duration of the contract for the Treatment Navigator position?
The contract for the Treatment Navigator position is for 6 months.
What type of work environment is offered for this role?
This role is hybrid, meaning that work will be conducted both from home and at the head office.
What qualifications are required for the Treatment Navigator position?
A Diploma of College Studies (DEC) is required; a Bachelor’s degree is considered an asset.
Is bilingualism required for this position?
Yes, the candidate must be fully bilingual in French and English.
How many years of experience are necessary for the candidate?
A minimum of 2 years of related job experience is required, with 1-2 years of experience in Drug/Medical Information being a plus.
What skills are essential for this position?
Effective communication and tele-management skills, as well as excellent computer skills, are essential for this position.
Is there a need to be familiar with Health Canada regulations?
Yes, knowledge of Health Canada regulations for adverse event reporting is required.
What kind of support will the Treatment Navigator provide to patients?
The Treatment Navigator will provide support by assisting patients with reimbursement navigation with both private and public insurance.
Will the Treatment Navigator need to document communications?
Yes, the Treatment Navigator is responsible for accurately documenting all communications and uploading source documents into the electronic program database.
Are there opportunities for ongoing training in this role?
Yes, participation in ongoing training courses for specific products or programs as required is part of the role.
What responsibilities does the Treatment Navigator have regarding patient enrolment?
The Treatment Navigator is responsible for the timely enrolment of the patient, caretaker, or guardian into the Patient Support Program.
Will the Treatment Navigator need to make phone calls as part of their duties?
Yes, the role involves conducting outbound calls as well as receiving inbound calls from patients and healthcare providers.