British Columbia Centre on Substance Use
Gregory Loeppky is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in healthcare operations and finance. Currently serving as Senior Director of Operations at both Providence Health Care and the British Columbia Centre on Substance Use, Gregory has held various leadership roles, including Director of Operations at Vancouver Coastal Health and Owner of Vitae Nursing. With a background in management consultancy for organizations such as The Lower Mainland Consolidation and Fifth Third Bank, Gregory possesses a strong financial acumen, rooted in previous positions as a Healthcare Analyst at Bank of America and Consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Gregory holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance from the University of Arizona and a Master of Health Administration/Master of Business Administration from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
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British Columbia Centre on Substance Use
The BC Centre on Substance Use (BCCSU) is a provincially networked organization with a mandate to develop, help implement, and evaluate evidence-based approaches to substance use and addiction. The BCCSU’s vision is to transform substance use policies and care in BC by translating research into education and evidence-based care guidance. By supporting the collaborative development of evidence-based policies, guidelines and standards, the BCCSU seeks to improve the integration of best practices and care across the continuum of substance use, thereby serving all British Columbians. The BCCSU seeks to achieve these goals through integrated activities of its three core functions: research and evaluation, education and training, and clinical care guidance. Research — Leading an innovative multidisciplinary program of research, monitoring, evaluation and quality improvement activities to guide health system improvements in the area of substance use. Education and Training — Strengthening addiction medicine education activities across disciplines, academic institutions and health authorities, and training the next generation of interdisciplinary leaders in addiction medicine. Clinical Care Guidance — Developing and helping implement evidence-based clinical practice guidelines, treatment pathways and other practice support documents.