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Subject Matter and Data Production Manager

 As the subject matter and data production manager, you will be an integral team member providing subject matter expertise related to cancer coding, classification and standards and managing the data collection of the Canadian Cancer Registry (CCR). You will also have the opportunity to network with external contacts and stakeholders in support of committee work for the Canadian Council of Cancer Registries. 

Why join Statistics Canada? Statistics Canada was a winner of the National Capital Region's Top Employers Award for 2018 and is one of the Canada's Top Employers for Young Professionals. Employees are proud to work at Statistics Canada, a reputable statistical agency recognized worldwide for maintaining high quality data and information for Canadians.

Duties

Supervise the subject matter team responsible for supporting analytical activities using CCR data. 

Supervise the data production team responsible for the annual CCR data collection and processing activities of the Canadian Cancer Registry database and working collaboratively with the Provincial and Territorial Cancer Registries (PTCRs) to ensure that collection requirements are understood, adhered to and improvements/changes are implemented as required on an annual basis.

Provide subject-matter expertise and support related to the Canadian Cancer Registry (CCR) to foster accurate and consistent use of CCR content for data providers, internal and external data users and stakeholders.

Informs CCR team of any technical issues or decisions which affect data processing, data transmission, data quality or documentation.

Represent Statistics Canada on working groups or committees where detailed subject matter knowledge of CCR data is required. Informs Statistics Canada management of any relevant developments and gives annual status updates.

Informs Statistics Canada management of any changes affecting data quality or use of CCR data.

Collaborate with council working groups to review, synthesize and disseminate standards and medical classification rules as directed by the Canadian Council of Cancer Registries (CCCR) to document and communicate Canadian Cancer Registry (CCR) requirements to data providers and Statistics Canada.

Identify, document and communicate changes in CCR variables to inform and support the collection, processing and analysis of the CCR by the Cancer Statistics Section at Statistics Canada.