Trauma Informed Intensive Care Navigator Northeastern Ontario

Trauma Informed Intensive Care Navigator Northeastern Ontario

09 Nov
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WNHAC
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Northeastern Ontario

09 Nov

WNHAC

Northeastern Ontario

Trauma-informed case management expertise supports adults with intellectual disabilities and problematic substance use in Kenora. This contract continues to March 2028.

WNHAC seeks an Intensive Care Navigator for its Surrey Place-funded Safer Steps My Way program. The position supports client-focused harm reduction through Indigenous principles, person-centered planning, and collaboration with clients, caregivers, and service providers. The work incorporates lived experience and community-based care.

Key Responsibilities:
Provide trauma-informed case management services to adult clients
Lead and update person-centered plans with clients
Coordinate caregivers and service providers around client needs
Facilitate planning rooted in Indigenous principles and values




Monitor care and support harm reduction program development

Requirements:
Diploma in Social or Health Sciences, or related experience
Extensive knowledge of trauma, addictions, mental health, and homelessness
Knowledge of harm reduction and concurrent disorders
Valid driver’s license, vehicle, and willingness to travel
Criminal records check and current driver’s abstract required

Bring trauma-informed case management, harm reduction, and person-centered planning skills to WNHAC’s Kenora services.

📌 Trauma Informed Intensive Care Navigator Northeastern Ontario
🏢 WNHAC
📍 Northeastern Ontario

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