As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 4 open jobs in Duck Lake, Saskatchewan. The most active employers are Correctional Service Canada, Correctional Service Canada - Health Services Sector and Correctional Service of Canada. The most common roles are general maintenance worker and licensed practical nurse.
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Candidates need a valid provincial or inter-provincial journeyperson certificate in their trade, a valid driver's licence and Reliability Status security clearance. They must lift up to 23 kg and be willing to work shifts, overtime and holidays inside a correctional facility.
Candidates need an understanding of Indigenous life, strong communication and documentation skills, and the ability to work shifts. They must hold Enhanced Reliability Status, a valid unrestricted driver's licence, pass a Health Canada medical evaluation, and complete the Correctional Training Program.
Case management, Collaboration, Document evidence, Decision making, CSC, First Aid
Correctional Service Canada - Health Services Sector
Candidates need current LPN registration in a Canadian province or territory and experience providing patient care, including medical-surgical or mental health settings. Strong communication, teamwork and integrity are required, along with English proficiency and willingness to work shifts and overtime.
LPN, CSC, Emergency medicine, Mental health, Patient care, Communication skills
Candidates need a secondary school diploma or equivalent, plus experience in building operations, repair or maintenance, and working respectfully with Indigenous communities. They must be able to lift at least 50 lbs, work 24/7 shifts, and hold Reliability Status and a valid driver's licence.