Indigenous Patient Experience Navigator (British Columbia)

Indigenous Patient Experience Navigator (British Columbia)

07 Nov
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Vancouver Coastal Health
|
British Columbia

07 Nov

Vancouver Coastal Health

British Columbia

Advance patient experience for Indigenous clients with Vancouver Coastal Health in North Vancouver, BC. Use respectful communication and culturally protected care expertise.
As an Indigenous Patient Navigator, you help First Nations, Metis, and Inuit clients and families voice concerns and access care. You liaise with primary care teams, Indigenous community agencies, and interdisciplinary VCH providers. Your work supports safe people, places, and systems while informing service planning and evaluation.
Key Responsibilities: Help clients voice questions and concerns to care teams
Act as a conduit between clients and providers
Ensure patient care occurs respectfully and culturally safely
Liaise with Indigenous community-based agencies




Support patient experience processes across the health system
Requirements: Two to three years’ recent experience with Indigenous communities
Strong understanding of Indigenous Peoples and history
Knowledge of Trauma Informed Practice and Harm Reduction
Effective verbal and written communication skills
Intermediate word processing, spreadsheet, and database skills
Use patient advocacy, culturally safe communication, and health system knowledge to strengthen Indigenous client experiences across VCH.

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📌 Indigenous Patient Experience Navigator (British Columbia)
🏢 Vancouver Coastal Health
📍 British Columbia

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