Indigenous Healthcare Patient Navigator (Kamloops)

Indigenous Healthcare Patient Navigator (Kamloops)

30 Oct
|
Sanya’k̓ula
|
Kamloops

30 Oct

Sanya’k̓ula

Kamloops

Support culturally secure healthcare access in Prince George as an Indigenous Patient Navigator with PHSA. Apply advocacy and care coordination expertise.

This regular, full-time role supports Indigenous clients, healthcare providers, communities, and organizations across the region. You will facilitate navigation, cultural interpretation, health literacy translation, and culturally safe care. The position also strengthens relationships among PHSA programs, regional partners, and community services.

Key Responsibilities:

- Coordinate referrals across healthcare programs, Indigenous organizations, and community services
- Support clients navigating physicians, nurses, and frontline care staff
- Advocate for culturally safe, client-centered healthcare access
- Arrange spiritual care, sacred spaces,



and Indigenous translation services
- Maintain patient documentation and regional service inventories

Requirements:

- Related diploma or degree and one to three years’ experience
- Experience working with Indigenous communities and organizations
- Knowledge of cultures, languages, customs, and traditions
- Understanding of cultural safety, colonization, and Indigenous-specific racism
- Ability to travel with a valid B.C. Driver’s License

Bring empathy, sound judgment, communication, and Indigenous healthcare experience to patient navigation and advocacy with PHSA.

📌 Indigenous Healthcare Patient Navigator (Kamloops)
🏢 Sanya’k̓ula
📍 Kamloops

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