Indigenous Health System Navigator Role Espanola

Indigenous Health System Navigator Role Espanola

15 Aug
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Employment Solutions - Sault College
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Espanola

15 Aug

Employment Solutions - Sault College

Espanola

Become an Indigenous System Navigator in the Emergency Department with Maamwesying North Shore Community Health Services. This full time position emphasizes advocacy, cultural competency, and community health coordination. This role requires a motivated individual with experience in community health and a robust understanding of Indigenous health issues.

The Indigenous System

Navigator provides vital support to Indigenous patients, advocating for their needs while ensuring effective navigation through health services. Your focus will be on fostering cooperative relationships and improving health outcomes across the care continuum. Key Responsibilities:
Act as a liaison between patients and health services
Coordinate care transitions and discharge planning




Advocate for Indigenous patients in hospital settings
Connect individuals with community-based resources
Facilitate culturally responsive support for patients Requirements:
Membership in your applicable regulatory body
Experience in community health or emergency settings
Strong cultural competency in Indigenous health
Valid Ontario Driver’s License and vehicle access
Proficient in health records and database software Support Indigenous health efforts while enhancing patient experiences and community wellness as an Indigenous System Navigator.

📌 Indigenous Health System Navigator Role Espanola
🏢 Employment Solutions - Sault College
📍 Espanola

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