Uhn Regional Indigenous Cancer Navigator (Toronto)

Uhn Regional Indigenous Cancer Navigator (Toronto)

16 Oct
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University Health Network
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Toronto

16 Oct

University Health Network

Toronto

Join UHN as a Regional Indigenous Patient Navigator and support Indigenous patients in their cancer care journey at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. Deliver vital navigation services and culturally secure support.This permanent, full-time role within the Toronto Central South Regional Cancer Program empowers Indigenous patients, helping them overcome barriers and access necessary resources. You will collaborate closely with healthcare providers and community organizations to enhance patient experiences along their cancer treatment pathways.



Your expertise in cultural protocols and community engagement will be crucial.Key Responsibilities:Provide advocacy and coordination for Indigenous patients and familiesFacilitate culturally appropriate support and access to community resourcesParticipate in case discussions and care planningIdentify and address barriers affecting Indigenous patient careEducate and support healthcare staff in cultural competenceRequirements:Preferred degree in Social Work, Nursing, or a related areaMinimum 3 years of relevant experienceStrong knowledge of Indigenous cultures and healing practicesExcellent interpersonal communication and decision-making skillsAbility to travel across the Toronto Central regionMake a difference in healthcare equity by joining UHN and enhancing the cancer care experience for Indigenous patients.

📌 Uhn Regional Indigenous Cancer Navigator (Toronto)
🏢 University Health Network
📍 Toronto

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