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- Senior Communications Consultant – Calgary Foothills PCN
Posted October 14, 2026
Calgary Foothills Primary Care Network (PCN) is seeking an experienced communications leader for a short-term, three-to-six month contract to maintain momentum on priorities during a staffing transition.
The Senior Communications Consultant will work closely with the senior leadership team, providing strategic communications advice, with a strong focus on internal communications and organizational change management. The consultant will also mentor and support a skilled team of communications professionals and help the organization consider its longer-term communications leadership needs.
Key responsibilities
- Advise senior leaders on strategic internal and external communications needs, with a primary focus on internal communications
- Provide clear, practical communications counsel during organizational change and transition
- Help identify emerging communications issues, priorities and opportunities
- Support the development of consistent, timely and effective organizational messaging
- Mentor and provide strategic guidance to a team of three experienced communications professionals
- Help the team prioritize work, strengthen approaches and navigate complex or sensitive communications
- Advise the organization on the scope, structure and requirements of a permanent communications leadership position
- Support a smooth transition to the organization’s longer-term communications leadership model
Expertise and qualifications
Calgary Foothills PCN is looking for a seasoned communications consultant who can quickly understand a complex organization, build trusted relationships and provide thoughtful, practical advice.They will bring:
- Significant experience (more than 10 years) providing strategic communications counsel to executives and senior leaders
- Strong expertise in internal communications, change communications and employee engagement
- Experience leading, coaching or mentoring experienced communications professionals
- Sound judgment and the ability to navigate sensitive or complex organizational issues
- Strong relationship-building and facilitation skills
- The ability to balance strategic thinking with practical, hands-on support
- Experience advising on communications team structures or senior communications roles
- Familiarity with health care, public-sector or not-for-profit environments would be an asset
The contract requires:
- A commitment of roughly 20 hours per week
- A hybrid role, with some in-person work at the UXBorough location in Calgary (600, 60 UXBorough Place NW)
- Must be established and eligible to provide services as an independent contractor, including appropriate liability insurance
- Able to provide two previous client references
Consultants certified in PROSCI, as a Senior Communications Management Professional (SCMP), Communications Management Professional (CMP) or are Accredited in Public Relations (APR®) are preferred.
If your background matches the qualifications listed above and are looking for an opportunity with a dynamic organization that is making a difference in the community, please submit your Curriculum Vitae or resume and cover letter — including fees for services or contract cost expectations — in confidence to careers@cfpcn.ca.
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