Mi'kmaq Health Consultant at IWK Health (Nova Scotia)

Mi'kmaq Health Consultant at IWK Health (Nova Scotia)

31 Jul
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Nova Scotia Health Authority
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Nova Scotia

31 Jul

Nova Scotia Health Authority

Nova Scotia

Become a key contributor at IWK Health as a Mi'kmaq Indigenous Health Consultant. This role emphasizes cultural safety and health equity for Indigenous peoples in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

As part of the Equity and Belonging Team, the Consultant provides crucial guidance to enhance health services for Mi'kmaw communities. You will engage with Indigenous health leaders, advancing equitable healthcare initiatives and ensuring culturally appropriate practices. Additionally, you will help promote diversity and inclusion within the workplace and community.

Key Responsibilities:
• Provide expertise on culturally protected health services
• Build relationships with Mi'kmaw health leaders
• Engage with Indigenous communities to understand health priorities




• Collaborate on initiatives for equity and reconciliation
• Support workplace diversity and inclusion efforts

Requirements:
• Undergraduate degree in health or related field
• Five years of relevant experience or Master's plus three years
• Knowledge of Indigenous peoples in Nova Scotia
• Experience in community engagement and project management
• Strong writing and communication skills

Utilize your commitment to health equity and cultural understanding to enhance services for Mi'kmaw communities at IWK Health.
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📌 Mi'kmaq Health Consultant at IWK Health (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Nova Scotia Health Authority
📍 Nova Scotia

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