About the RoleCommunity Health Representative promotes health‑related activities, workshops and programs for Tsartlip community members. Acts as an advocate for members to receive needed health services. This is a unionized position and is governed by the terms and conditions of the applicable Collective Agreement of BCNU.In alignment with Section 16(1) of the Canadian Human Rights Act and Section 42 of the BC Human Rights Code, it is the policy of the nation to give preference in hiring to Indigenous peoples. Applicants who wish to be considered for preferential hiring are encouraged to self‑identify in their application.The wage for this position is $27.32 per hour.Duties and ResponsibilitiesConducts research and prepares funding proposals; ensures programs and services are adequately funded and that reports required by any funding or partner agencies are completed and forwarded as per agreed to format, timelines and contract requirements, as applicable; Adheres to theprogram budget established by the Manager; Assists with the promotion and coordination of the health services and functions; Coordinates and books health‑related workshops, programs or information sessions for members; Interacts withNation employees, members, committees and working groups, other First Nation communities, the public, government agencies, other partners and special interest groups; Works with programleads to plan, organize and execute a variety of community programs; Assists members toaccess services and equipment by making referrals to various health resources; Liaises and follows up with health care providers including but not limited to Community Health Nurse, Doctors, Psychiatrists, Hospital Liaison,



Dentists, Mental Health and Addictions; Provides health outreach support services such as bringing supplies to patients who are unable to pick up due to illness; Assists members toresolve health perks questions and concerns; Promotes healthy lifestyles including exercise, nutrition overall health and safety; Promotes communityhealth education and wellness clinics including bringing in speakers on various topics; and acts as a liaison for the specialty services for the community; Provides safe and reliable transportation services to community members for medical appointments, treatments, and other approved health‑related travel and community programs, ensuring clients arrive at their destinations in a timely and respectful manner; Books hotel rooms and coordinates other support such as gas, food, mileage for parents when their children are hospitalized either on Vancouver Island or in Vancouver; Acts as a liaison with the Tsartlip community and liaises with external health services to enhance services available to the community; Coordinates cultural and traditional activities including smudging and gifting as required; Maintains confidential patient travel information; Arranges transportation for community members on cultural, social,



educational events; Prepares and submits monthly reports regarding member appointments, workshops and upcoming events to the FNHA, and prepares reports to the Manager and Chief and Council as required; Works in collaboration with other agencies, such as First Nations Health Authority and Island Health, to support holistic service provision; Develops effectiveworking relationships with members, partners and co‑workers by assisting in the resolution of issues and complaints and refers them to the Manager when required; Attends relevant training and workshops identified by the Manager to enhance program services; Monitors areasof responsibility for opportunities for improvement and innovation and works proactively to implement these; Other duties as assigned.What You Will NeedGrade 12 graduation (Dogwood or BC Adult Graduation Diploma); 2 years related experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience; Degree or diploma in community development, or human services or related field an asset; Minimum of 2 years’ experience managing, directing and leading employees an asset; Experience planning and promoting events; Experience workingwith people from all age groups (e.G., babies‑elderly); Experience keyboarding; creating and manipulating Word documents, spreadsheets, databases and other computer applications; Experience workingwithin a First Nation community an asset; Valid standardfirst aid and CPR certificate; Class 5 driver’s licence, reliable vehicle and a clean driver’s abstract and appropriate insurance is required; Clean criminalrecord check with Vulnerable Sector required.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Community Health Representative (Winnipeg)
🏢 Brunswick House First Nation
📍 Winnipeg