Lead the Wolokehkitimkil course at the University in Saint John, promoting Indigenous health and healing through an engaging, face-to-face learning model. An opportunity to impact future nursing professionals.
Beginning in September 2026, this course focuses on the historical context and current health issues of Indigenous peoples in Canada. As the course leader, you will teach about Indigenous practices, rights, and the nursing code of ethics relevant to this field. Encourage critical thinking and reflection around Indigenous health while guiding students in their professional identity formation.
Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and deliver content on Indigenous health issues
• Support students in understanding cultural safety in nursing




• Facilitate critical discussions on health outcomes disparities
• Promote cooperative learning with Elders and Knowledge Keepers
• Foster an environment for personal and professional growth
Requirements:
• Must possess a relevant undergraduate degree
• Educational experience is essential
• Preference for Indigenous educators
• Strong background in nursing ethics and standards
• Commitment to advancing cultural competency
Shape the future of nursing and elevate Indigenous health knowledge through your leadership in this important course.
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📌 Course Leader in Wolokehkitimkil (New Brunswick)
🏢 University of New Brunswick
📍 New Brunswick