As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 5 open jobs in Windermere, British Columbia. The most active employers are Akisqnuk First Nation and School District #6 (Rocky Mountain). The most common roles are community nurse and manager.
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Candidates need a high school diploma and post-secondary training in education, special education assistance, counselling, social work or child care. Experience with students with diverse abilities, including crisis intervention, is required.
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Akisqnuk First Nation needs candidates with experience in building, housing or property maintenance, carpentry, plumbing or electrical basics, and a valid Class 5 driver's licence. Strong problem-solving, respectful communication with community members, and the ability to lift and work outdoors in all weather are also required.
Candidates need a current practising licence with the College of Registered Nurses of BC and immunization qualifications for ages 4 and up, or willingness to obtain them. Experience with First Nations or Indigenous communities is preferred, and knowledge of the Akisqnuk language, history and culture is an asset.
2+ YOECandidates need a bachelor's degree in a related field, at least 2 years of research and policy development experience, and experience working with First Nations or Indigenous communities. Strong writing, analysis, organizational skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office are also required.
Candidates need a diploma or certificate in environmental science, land guardianship, Indigenous land stewardship or natural resource management, or equivalent land-based experience. They should be willing to hike rough terrain, work with Elders and complete safety training.
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