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BCHR SUPPORT WORKER - APPROVED VENDOR LIST

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In British Columbia, health regulatory colleges are tasked with safeguarding public welfare by ensuring that over 120,000 registered health care professionals and social workers adhere to high standards of competence, ethics, and conduct under the Health Professions Act. With the implementation of the new Health Professions and Occupations Act on April 1, 2026, these colleges are now mandated to address systemic discrimination, particularly Indigenous-specific racism, and to provide dedicated support to individuals who file complaints involving sexual misconduct, sexual abuse, or discrimination by regulated practitioners. To fulfill this obligation, BC Health Regulators Society is establishing an approved list of qualified Support Workers who will offer direct, trauma-informed assistance to complainants throughout the complaint process, ensuring accessible, culturally safe, and responsive support services. The solicitation, identified as BC227841, invites qualified individuals to apply for inclusion on this approved vendor list by March 31, 2028. Applications are being accepted on behalf of participating regulatory colleges across the province, with the goal of building a diverse and skilled roster of Support Workers capable of meeting the needs of complainants under the new legislative framework. The opportunity is managed by the BC Health Regulators Society, with primary contact information provided through Catherine O’Donnell, Contracting Authority, and all submissions must be made through the official Canadian government procurement portal. While the position is not a direct employment role, successful applicants will be eligible to be designated and contracted as needed by the regulatory colleges to deliver critical support services aligned with the requirements of the HPOA.

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BC Health Regulators seek qualified trauma-informed Support Workers for complaint-related sexual misconduct and discrimination cases under new 2026 law.

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → BC Health Regulators Society
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Catherine O'DonnellContracting Authority

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In British Columbia (BC), health regulatory colleges are responsible for ensuring that regulated health care professionals provide services in a safe, competent, and ethical manner. These colleges, established under the Health Professions Act, also set and enforce standards of competence and conduct for the professions they regulate. The goal is to protect the public and ensure that regulated health care providers deliver qualified, safe, and ethical care to their patients and clients. Collectively, the colleges oversee 30 practitioner groups, consisting of approximately 120,000 registered health care professions and social work providers throughout BC.In 2022, the B.C. government introduced and passed new legislation: the Health Professions and Occupations Act(HPOA). This new legislation came into force April 1, 2026, and includes provisions that directly address anti-discrimination requirements, with a particular emphasis on Indigenous specific anti-racism in health regulation and services. One of the new features of the HPOA is the requirement for regulatory colleges offer Support Workers to individuals who have made a complaint alleging that a regulated health practitioner has committed an act of sexual misconduct, sexual abuse or discrimination. To assist participating health regulatory colleges in ensuring that Support Workers are in place to support the new program, BC Health Regulators (BCHR), on behalf of participating health profession regulatory colleges, is inviting applications from qualified individuals to be included on an approved list of Support Workers.For more informaiton on this opportunity, please review the attached RFP documents.

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