Indigenous Midwife — Community Care & On-Call Role

Anishinabek Employment & Training Services; Neebing; On-site; CAD 121,200 - 123,636; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

OMERS Pension plan

Generous paid vacation time

Paid time off at Christmas

EFAP for employees and families

Comprehensive benefit plan

Job summary

A community health organization in Neebing is seeking an Indigenous Midwife to provide culturally safe pregnancy and infant care. The successful candidate will deliver coordinated care and education to families and work in collaboration with health services. A Bachelor of Health Sciences in Midwifery or equivalent certification is required, along with experience working with marginalized populations. The position offers a full-time role with a competitive salary ranging from $121,200.04 to $123,636.24 annually.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Health Sciences in Midwifery or recognized Aboriginal Midwifery certification.
• Minimum one year of Midwifery experience with marginalized populations.
• Certified in CPR and Standard First Aid.

Responsibilities

• Deliver culturally safe pregnancy and infant care.
• Provide outreach and education to support families.
• Collaborate with health and welfare services.

Skills

Experience in Midwifery

Cultural competence

Ability to travel

CPR certification

Standard First Aid certification

Education

Bachelor of Health Sciences in Midwifery

Diploma/certification from Aboriginal Midwifery program

Job description

A community health organization in Neebing is seeking an Indigenous Midwife to provide culturally safe pregnancy and infant care. The successful candidate will deliver coordinated care and education to families and work in collaboration with health services. A Bachelor of Health Sciences in Midwifery or equivalent certification is required, along with experience working with marginalized populations. The position offers a full-time role with a competitive salary ranging from $121,200.04 to $123,636.24 annually.