Indigenous Health Liaison Social Worker: Community Advocate
Fraser Health Authority
Surrey
On-site
CAD 58,231 - 72,751
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A health organization in British Columbia is looking for an Indigenous Health Liaison Social Worker to enhance service delivery for Indigenous clients. The role involves providing culturally appropriate counseling, conducting client assessments, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Candidates must have a Bachelor's in Social Work and experience working with Indigenous populations. Strong communication and consultation skills are essential. This position is well-suited for someone committed to improving health outcomes in Indigenous communities.
Qualifications
Must have a full registration with BC College of Social Workers.
Knowledge of Indigenous health approaches and cultural issues is essential.
Experience working with Indigenous clients is necessary.
Responsibilities
Act as Indigenous Health liaison for clients and service providers.
Conduct assessments of emotional, physical, and social health.
Provide health promotion and education to Indigenous communities.
Maintain documentation and prepare reports as required.
Coordinate with community agencies for client care.
Skills
Comprehensive knowledge of Indigenous culture
Effective verbal and written communication
Ability to conduct assessments and screenings
Culturally sensitive service delivery
Teaching skills
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Social Work
Two years of recent clinical social work experience
Tools
Personal computers and related software
Job description
A health organization in British Columbia is looking for an Indigenous Health Liaison Social Worker to enhance service delivery for Indigenous clients. The role involves providing culturally appropriate counseling, conducting client assessments, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Candidates must have a Bachelor's in Social Work and experience working with Indigenous populations. Strong communication and consultation skills are essential. This position is well-suited for someone committed to improving health outcomes in Indigenous communities.