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Collab Practice Facilitator salary in British Columbia

34 people with this title were paid $75,000 or more in 2026. Half earned between $85,382 and $92,524.

Median salary
$90,828
+10.1% vs 2025
People on the list
34
Middle half
$85.4K–$92.5K
Highest
$120,350

Median salary by year

Among people with this title on the list. The line is the same median in 2025 dollars, by British Columbia’s consumer price index (Statistics Canada, table 18-10-0005-01), each fiscal year priced at the calendar year most of its months fall in.

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YearMedianIn 2025 dollars
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2021$76,740$91,868
2022
2023$81,562$88,850
2024$85,233$89,348
2025$82,503$84,257
2026$90,828$90,828

Pay bands

People with this title by salary, 2026.

$100K–$125K2
$125K–$150K0
$150K–$200K0
$200K–$300K0
$300K or more0

Employers with the most

Highest paid in 2026

#NameEmployerGross salaryChange
1Laura A. StratfordBC Public Service$120,350+$19,802 (+19.7%)
2Carissa De BartoloBC Public Service$109,563−$2,761 (−2.5%)
3Sharonjit Kaur SaroyaBC Public Service$97,368+$706 (+0.7%)
4Hailey PitmanBC Public Service$95,542
5Tabatha L DuffyBC Public Service$95,201+$5,186 (+5.8%)
6Kayla TorgersonBC Public Service$94,011−$725 (−0.8%)
7Jennifer TannerBC Public Service$93,837−$3,712 (−3.8%)
8Angela TourignyBC Public Service$93,579+$5,670 (+6.4%)
9Kathryn GutscheBC Public Service$92,524−$7,235 (−7.3%)
10Amanda McPhillipsBC Public Service$92,271+$2,979 (+3.3%)
11Karenpreet Kaur HayerBC Public Service$92,109+$3,558 (+4.0%)
12Meaghan MuirBC Public Service$91,588+$2,725 (+3.1%)
13Christine M. Armstrong–SmithBC Public Service$91,535+$2,672 (+3.0%)
14Natasha De MarchiBC Public Service$91,328+$2,678 (+3.0%)
15Kari BomstadBC Public Service$91,179+$2,297 (+2.6%)
16Nadine CobbBC Public Service$91,062+$3,066 (+3.5%)
17Charlene Katrina MerryBC Public Service$90,878+$2,718 (+3.1%)
18Chelsea ChiuBC Public Service$90,779new
19Caitlan KammaBC Public Service$89,754+$453 (+0.5%)
20Nancy ThibeauBC Public Service$88,683+$8,081 (+10.0%)
21Amarjit Kaur KhelehBC Public Service$88,553new
22Izabella MolnarBC Public Service$87,594+$18 (+0.0%)
23Carolyn CarneiroBC Public Service$87,560+$6,917 (+8.6%)
24Jennifer GordonBC Public Service$86,947+$4,059 (+4.9%)
25Harlee D Nelson–CodeBC Public Service$86,159+$9,919 (+13.0%)
26Sandeep Kaur DhillonBC Public Service$85,382+$5,180 (+6.5%)
27Iain BendallBC Public Service$83,733−$2,008 (−2.3%)
28Lanette LeWarneBC Public Service$83,066+$4,525 (+5.8%)
29Steve DoveBC Public Service$81,571new
30Hilary TongBC Public Service$80,050new
31Joelene GroppBC Public Service$79,552new
32Jennifer KucyBC Public Service$78,597new
33Teresa TaylorBC Public Service$77,931−$211 (−0.3%)
34Sarah EvansBC Public Service$76,727new

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Questions and answers

What is the median salary for a Collab Practice Facilitator in British Columbia’s public sector?

$90,828 among the 34 people with this title on the 2026 list. Only people paid $75,000 or more are listed, so this is not the median for everyone in the job.

How much do most people with the title Collab Practice Facilitator on the list earn?

Half were paid between $85,382 and $92,524 in 2026; the highest salary was $120,350.

Which employer has the most people with the title Collab Practice Facilitator?

BC Public Service, with 34 on the 2026 list.

How many people with the title Collab Practice Facilitator are on the list?

34 in 2026, up from 5 in 2021.

How does Collab Practice Facilitator pay compare with the whole list?

Its median, $90,828, is 5.6% below the median of everyone on the 2026 list ($96,267).

How much does a Collab Practice Facilitator make at BC Public Service?

The median salary of the 34 people with this title at BC Public Service was $90,828 in 2026.

Has Collab Practice Facilitator pay gone up?

The median rose 10.1% from 2025 ($82,503) to 2026. In 2021 it was $76,740.

What is “gross salary”?

The one pay figure British Columbia publishes for each person for the fiscal year, shown as published. British Columbia does not publish taxable benefits separately, so none are shown. How the lists work

Why is someone not on the list?

Only people paid $75,000 or more in the year are listed, and only by the public employers the Financial Information Act covers. Someone paid less that year, or working elsewhere, does not appear.