Take on a vital role at Cape Breton University as the L’nu Health Lead, aimed at improving health outcomes in Mi’kmaq communities. Engage in community health initiatives and cultural advocacy.

This full-time position focuses on the collaboration with Unama’ki College to address health inequities in Nova Scotia. You will work with Elders and health professionals to build capacity, support Mi’kmaq cultural practices, and enhance recruitment into health-related programs. Your leadership will guide research projects and initiatives that embody Indigenous knowledge and health promotion strategies.

Key Responsibilities:



• Engage with community Elders and members for health insights • Develop and implement health promotion activities • Enhance recruitment of Mi’kmaw students in health professions • Work closely with MINES for health education support • Report on health initiative progress annually

Requirements: • Must be of L’nu descent with robust community ties • At least a bachelor's degree in health science or related discipline • Demonstrated knowledge of L’nu cultural practices • Proven leadership and communication capabilities • Experience within health research communities or practices

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📌 Full-Time L’nu Health Lead Position (Winnipeg)
🏢 Cape Breton University
📍 Winnipeg