Candidates need a completed home visiting course, or an equivalent combination of experience and education, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and Teams. They also need knowledge of traditional First Nation values, beliefs, and healing approaches, and a willingness to learn about First Nations cultures.
Candidates need annual Saskatchewan Dental Assistant Association registration, a Class 5 Saskatchewan driver's licence and a clear vulnerable sector check. Experience with First Nations people and an understanding of their health and social issues is required.
Candidates need a high school diploma, a valid Class 5 licence and a clear vulnerable sector check. Experience working with First Nations people, Microsoft Office skills and strong communication are required.
Candidates need experience in employee relations, labour relations and benefits administration, and knowledge of labour standards legislation. Strong investigation and HR policy skills are expected.
Candidates need a grade twelve diploma or equivalent, prior work experience and strong Microsoft Office and Teams skills. They must be discreet, work well in a team and show respect for First Nations values and cultures.
2+ YOECandidates need a bachelor's degree in social work or a comparable discipline, plus at least two years working with marginalized people affected by addictions in a health setting. They need knowledge of HIV, Hep C, addiction recovery including methadone and suboxone, and counselling skills such as motivational interviewing.
C, Case management, Counselling, Collaboration, Communication skills, Harm reduction
Candidates need an Early Childhood Education certification or equivalent experience, experience with First Nations people and an understanding of their health and social issues, and a valid Class 5 licence with a clean abstract. A clear vulnerable sector check is also required.