Become a Culturally Protected Care Transition Coordinator and impact Indigenous communities' health outcomes. This full-time facilitator role emphasizes the integration of traditional and contemporary health practices. In this vital position, you will support clients navigating health services and facilitate smoother transitions from regional facilities back to their communities.

By fostering strong collaborations and understanding clients' cultural contexts, you will ensure comprehensive support for holistic well-being. Key Responsibilities:

- Document and address gaps in healthcare service impacts
- Co-create culturally informed services with community partners
- Build the capacity of healthcare providers through training
- Coordinate comprehensive care transitions with community navigators
- Engage clients and families in the care transition process Requirements:
- Post-secondary education in health or social services
- 3-5 years of case management experience
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills
- Familiarity with Indigenous cultural practices
- Willingness to travel and complete immunization requirements Support Indigenous health and ensure quality transitional care for communities.

📌 Culturally Safe Care Transition Coordinator (Northeastern Ontario)
🏢 Anishinabek Employment u0026 Training Services
📍 Northeastern Ontario