SALARY RANGE: $56,731.11 – 64,789.06

Location: George Hull Centre for Children and Families
Etobicoke, Ontario
Reports to: Centre Director for the Project Management Office
The George Hull Centre is a leading Children’s Mental Health Centre providing a full continuum of services to children from infancy to 18 and their families in Etobicoke. We are currently seeking an experienced Project Coordinator to support our strategic and program objectives while advancing a culture of project management excellence across the organization. This is an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic and growing team committed to delivering high-quality services to children and families.
The Project Coordinator will play a central role in supporting the planning and implementation of a variety of projects—ranging from data and evaluation to quality assurance—across multiple locations and service areas. The role will contribute to all stages of the project management lifecycle, including initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, and close-out.
In addition to managing specific projects, the Project Coordinator will offer coaching, consultation, and hands-on support to staff as they conceptualize, design, and execute projects within their departments.
This position will also support the development and implementation of systems within the Project Management Office (PMO), including organization-wide tracking and reporting of project activity. Working closely with Directors and Management, the Coordinator will help create tools, templates, processes, and best practices that promote strong project execution. A key part of this role will also involve designing and delivering training initiatives that build staff capacity in project management and foster a Centre-wide culture of collaboration and continuous improvement.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Bachelor’s degree and formal project management training/certification.
• Minimum three (3) years of demonstrated experience in project coordination.
• Proven ability to engage and collaborate with diverse stakeholders, including staff, clients, families, volunteers, external agencies, and government partners, using a variety of communication methods.
• Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects concurrently.
• Strong computer skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Knowledge of data systems and data management.
• Experience with project management software and tools.
• Experience in Microsoft Power BI.
• Strong presentation and training skills.
• PMP certification and knowledge of project management in a not-for-profit environment are considered assets.
• Knowledge of program evaluation or research methodology is also considered an asset.