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Mount Carmel Clinic is seeking an Early Childhood Educator (ECE) II to join a dedicated team delivering age-appropriate programming for children in our Early Learning & Parenting programs. You will assess each child's needs, plan developmentally informed activities, and foster a clean, safe environment that promotes positive social, physical, emotional and cognitive growth.
Qualifications include ECE II or III from the Manitoba program, current Infant/Child First Aid and CPR, and a minimum of
Position: Early Childhood Educator (ECE) II
Status: Full-Time, (1.0 FTE), Indefinite Term
Hours of Work*: Monday – Friday; 8 hour shift between 7:30am - 5:30pm
Department: Early Learning & Parenting
Job Posting No.: #2026-088
Reports to: Program Manager, ARDN
Closing Date: October 2nd, 2026 at 4:00pm
Union:CUPE - ARDN
*These hours are dependent on the operational requirements of the organization
*Mount Carmel Clinic Operates out of multiple locations; you may be required to work in other areas
Mount Carmel Clinic is committed to equity and inclusion and has undertaken to increase responsiveness to Indigenous people by promoting a workforce that is representative of the participants and communities we serve. We encourage applications from Indigenous persons, those with lived experience, and members of equity-deserving groups. Applicants are encouraged to self-declare in their application.
The Early Childhood Educator (ECE), as part of a team of ECEs and Child Care Assistants, is responsible for delivering impact-specific, age-appropriate programming to all the children in the program, using a current understanding of child development principles. The ECE assesses each child’s needs and plans and provides programming that promotes positive social, physical, emotional and cognitive development. The ECE fosters a clean and safe environment that encourages healthy interaction and learning.
Demonstrated ability to prioritize and focus work-related activities to effectively and efficiently achieve goals and produce expected results/outcomes
Commitment to the principles that guide Mount Carmel Clinic, as reflected in the history, vision, mission, and values
Knowledge and understanding of Indigenous culture and traditions and the impact of colonization on the health and well-being of Indigenous individuals and families
Proven ability to work within a team environment with respect, professionalism, cooperation, sensitivity, and cultural awareness.
Strong knowledge, commitment, and demonstrated ability to apply diversity, equity, cultural safety, pro-choice, social determinants of health, population health, harm reduction, trauma-informed, and community development principles in all aspects of the work.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills and proficiency in the use of computers (e-mail, etc.)
All positions are subject to Criminal Record, Child and Adult Abuse Registry checks. However, a previous criminal record does not automatically disqualify candidates. We are open to discussing your respective circumstances. Applicants may be required to undergo testing to determine the knowledge, skill, and ability required for the position.