By Jody Ciufo, Executive Director RAIC
The RAIC?s strategic plan focuses on key result areas such as advocacy and outreach, membership, national coordination, practice support, excellence and international partnerships. As we move forward, we?re searching for someone to complement the existing staff and help improve our impact on the built environment and professional issues.
This creates an exciting job opportunity for an architect. In the position of Manager, Practice Support you?ll be able to use your architectural expertise to enhance day-to-day practice for architects, support architectural education, influence public safety and raise the profile of architects nationally and internationally
We?re looking for someone with strong project management, interpersonal and communication skills to join our dynamic team in the national office in Ottawa. For the first time in 10 years, we?re revising the Canadian Handbook of Practice, the definitive reference for architectural practice in Canada, to make it accessible, immediate and current. The new manager will be responsible for improving the content and the handbook?s delivery systems.
The Practice Support Manager will also oversee the RAIC Syllabus Program, which is picking up steam with a successful partnership with Athabasca University.
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