Ontario Indigenous liaison Jobs – 375 Openings This Week

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- Microsoft Outlook
- Microsoft Office
- Administrative experience
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911 Nurses GTA Staffing Agency —Sudbury, North, ON
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- $33.30–$41.40 an hour
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Enbridge —Thunder Bay, ON
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Network Child Care Services —Toronto, ON
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Director of Care
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Bilingual (French) Order Fulfillment Coordinator
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- $45,000–$60,000 a year
- Full-time
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Interactive Media & Exhibit Specialist
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City of Thunder Bay —Thunder Bay, ON
- $76,570.34–$90,082.75 a year
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- English
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Indigenous Wellness Specialist FHT

Unity Health Toronto -
Toronto, ON

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Job details

Temporary | Full-time
$39.11–$48.89 an hour

Qualifications

College certificate
Microsoft Outlook
Electronic medical records
Microsoft Office
Administrative experience
Bachelor's
Unity
College diploma

Full job description

Unity Health Toronto is working toward making transformative changes in its relationship with Indigenous peoples, and in improvements to health care and care experiences for Indigenous peoples at each of its sites. In order to continue building its capabilities to participate in reconciliation and advancing wellness of Indigenous peoples, Unity Health will be hiring a temporary full-time Indigenous Wellness Specialist-Family Health Team.

Working as a member of the Unity Health Indigenous care team, the position will be embedded in the SMH Academic Family Health Team, which is part of the Unity Health Primary and Community Care Program is focused on providing comprehensive primary care to more than 45,000 patients. The Wellness Specialist will assist Indigenous individuals and families in becoming attached to primary care at the SMH FHT, navigating appointments, finding appropriate information, resources and referrals to programs and services and/or case management in community. This will include ongoing liaison with FNIM service organizations, direct outreach support for individual service users and their families.

The Indigenous Wellness Specialist-FHT acts as a community-focused liaison, facilitating connections between Indigenous patients and primary care providers and community programs and services. The role provides intake assessments, information and referral, navigation via the FHT and offering cultural and spiritual support and connection with the Indigenous wellness team members at Unity Health Toronto hospital sites.

Responsibilities:

• Conduct initial screening and intake assessments for new patients referred to the FHT

Assess patient needs using culturally-safe methods and anti-oppression frameworks

Identify urgent situations requiring crisis intervention or referrals

Obtain consents, complete intake forms, book appointments with care team

Document and maintain Indigenous client lists conduct follow-up with patients

Provide orientation on available services, programs, and expectations of new patients

Identify and coordinate referrals to appropriate community resources and services

Accompany patients to appointments and community programming events, provide navigation support as needed

Act as an advocate on behalf of the Indigenous patients when deemed necessary;

Follow up on referrals and collaborate with community partners

Establishes and maintains therapeutic rapport with Indigenous clients to facilitate positive navigation between home and community and the FHT and other Unity Health services, including the Primary Care Teams, Emergency Department, In-Patient wards, Specialist Clinics, Laboratory and Medical Imaging and other relevant hospitals services and programs.

Work with the Indigenous care team and UHT clinical leads as needed

Engagement, liaison, and collaboration with health and social service organizations serving FNIM people

Develop partnerships with FNIM community agencies and the DEOHT partners including developing, implementing and improving primary care referral pathways

Provides outreach support to clients to support their access to resources and connect them with agencies and culturally safe health care providers

Provides outreach services to FNIM clients who are unwilling or unable to attend office based appointments in a way which reflects policy on personal safety.

Participates in UHT Indigenous wellness events and community engagements by representing the SMH FHT

Participate in community events and meetings to build relationships with partners

Attend relevant stakeholder meetings and follow-up on action items

Support environmental scans and other external community consultations

Planning and coordination of Indigenous specific cultural/ educational resources for the SMH FHT leveraged through the OIWRP.

Document patient encounters, maintain records, collect data related to evaluation metrics (TBD)

Provide input on policies, procedures, and programs

Participate in team meetings and internal working group meetings

Participates in interdisciplinary and/or inter-agency client care meetings when requested by either the client or healthcare team

Records all client interactions in a respectful and accurate manner that reflects Indigenous community requirements and protocols, Unity health organizational protocols and established regulatory practices;

Works with Director of Indigenous Health, community committees and representatives of the FHT to develop community approved data collection and implementation processes which contribute to the development and implementation of system level Indigenous care innovations that are harmonized with the FHT Strategic Plan and UHT’s Indigenous Health Strategic Plan.

Knowledge & Skills:

• Indigenous identity with existing ties to local and regional communities and Nations would be considered an asset

College certificate, undergraduate degree in relevant health or social services field or equivalent relevant work/life experience

2 years’ experience working with Indigenous community-based services

Social Services education at the Community College level, Health Promotion and/or Public Health education is an asset

Lived experience of social marginalization(those with lived experience of being marginalized by poverty and discrimination are encouraged to apply)

Experience in engaging Indigenous people facing significant barriers to accessing health, social services and housing

An ability to respectfully and meaningfully engage clients experiencing homelessness; demonstrated understanding of the unique issues and barriers facing the Indigenous population

Demonstrated and exceptional ability to engage and build relationships with diversity of FNIM individuals and agencies in a respectful and strength-based manner

Strong knowledge of local community resources and past advocacy experience preferred

Experience and skill in engaging with non-Indigenous service institutions and health care providers and encouraging them to uphold their roles and responsibilities with respect to caring for FNIM peoples

Demonstrates an understanding of the intersections between trauma, determinants of health and issues around homelessness, mental health and substance use able to communicate with clients in a professional, empathetic and culturally safe manner

Ability to work within an anti-oppression & trauma informed framework;

An ability to work independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team;

Ability to work flexible hours as needed to meet the needs of patients

Ability to manage challenging encounters and de-escalate situations, formal training is an asset

Comfortable working with clients in diverse external locations, and familiarity with St. James Town, Moss Park and Regent Park

Strong organizational, coordination and administrative skills; specifically Microsoft Office, Outlook and a comfort using electronic charting records

Knowledge of addictions treatment modalities an asset

Qualifications:

• Lived Experience - Indigenous person; social marginalization

Regulated Health Professional (i.e. CNO, MRTO)

Certification – (Sanyas, Crisis intervention/De-escalation, Trauma Informed, Anti-oppressive)

Intermediate - De-escalation techniques

Advanced Cultural safety practices

Advanced Community Outreach and engagement

Advanced cultural and ceremonial understanding

Basic electronic medical records

Unity Health Toronto is committed to creating an accessible and inclusive organization. We strive to provide a recruitment process that is barrier-free and in compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and the Ontario Human Rights Code. We understand that you may require an accommodation at any stage of the recruitment process.

When you are contacted, please inform the Talent Acquisition Specialist or the Hiring Manager, and we will work with you to meet your accommodation needs. We want to emphasize that all accommodation requests are handled with the utmost confidentiality, respecting your privacy and dignity.

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