Indigenous Engagement & Partnerships Lead

HealthCareCAN; Ottawa; Sur place; CAD 59 000 - 68 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

HealthCareCAN in Ottawa is seeking an Indigenous Engagement Partner to support the Ontario Structured Psychotherapy program at The Royal. You will build trusted relationships with Indigenous communities, enhance staff training, and improve services and referral paths.

This role focuses on cultural safety, alignment with OCAP and privacy laws, and collaboration with clinicians and learning teams to advance reconciliation and health equity across the program.

Qualifications

• 3-year undergraduate degree in health and/or social sciences, social work, psychology, Indigenous studies or equivalent.
• 5 years' experience in relationship building and partnerships with Indigenous governments/organizations at multiple levels.
• Knowledge of Indigenous histories, cultures, rights and health contexts.
• Experience supporting cultural safety/competence and engagement with Indigenous policies.

Responsabilités

• Foster engagement with Indigenous communities to align with program goals and equity initiatives.
• Develop and implement engagement strategies and reports for continuous program improvement.
• Collaborate with clinicians and staff to integrate Indigenous perspectives across training and services.
• Support Indigenous Employee Resource Group and Indigenous Advisory Council initiatives.

Connaissances

Relationship building with Indigenous/

Cultural safety knowledge

Effective communication

Policy awareness (TRC/UNDRIP)

Facilitation and training

Organizational planning

Confidentiality and ethics

Formation

Undergraduate degree in health/science

Description du poste

HealthCareCAN in Ottawa is seeking an Indigenous Engagement Partner to support the Ontario Structured Psychotherapy program at The Royal. You will build trusted relationships with Indigenous communities, enhance staff training, and improve services and referral paths.

This role focuses on cultural safety, alignment with OCAP and privacy laws, and collaboration with clinicians and learning teams to advance reconciliation and health equity across the program.