Drive health improvements in a full time Transition Facilitator role with WNHAC. Connect individuals and families to essential health services using culturally respectful practices. As a Transition Facilitator, you will support Indigenous communities by addressing challenges around transitioning care from hospitals back to their home environments.

This role collaborates closely with health service providers to implement a community-focused approach to health care, integrating both traditional and modern practices. Your work will have a profound impact on the health outcomes of families and the overall community well-being. Key Responsibilities:

- Ensure compliance with Ontario Quality Standards
- Collaborate with stakeholders for continuous care




- Facilitate client and family engagement in care planning
- Build capacity through training and mentoring
- Document and report on program impacts

Requirements:

- Relevant post-secondary degree in health/social services
- 3-5 years of case management in community settings
- Excellent organizational and communication skills
- Experience with Indigenous culture and practices
- Valid driver’s license and ability to travel

Your role as a Transition Facilitator will be pivotal in improving care access and deliverability for Indigenous populations.

📌 WNHAC Health Care Transition Facilitator (Kenora)
🏢 WNHAC
📍 Kenora