Support First Nations health systems through policy analysis, research, and strategic coordination with Treaty #3 communities and partners. This internal posting is limited to eligible applicants.
The Indigenous Systems Coordinator supports Treaty #3 leadership on health system gaps, barriers, emerging issues, and opportunities. The role focuses on mental health, addictions, substance use, life promotion, and emerging health priorities. It engages communities, leadership, government ministries, health organizations, and service providers.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct research, environmental scans, policy reviews, and health systems analysis
- Prepare briefing notes, reports, presentations, and policy recommendations
- Coordinate meetings, engagement sessions, working groups, and planning activities
- Participate in provincial, regional, and cross-sector planning tables
- Improve service coordination, partnerships, referral pathways, and culturally appropriate access
Requirements:
- Post-secondary diploma or degree in a related field
- Experience in Indigenous health, policy, administration, or systems coordination
- Knowledge of First Nations health systems and Treaty #3 priorities
- Strong research, analytical, organizational, communication, and relationship-building skills
- Ability to manage priorities, meet deadlines, maintain confidentiality, and exercise judgment
Apply your Indigenous health research, policy, and relationship-building expertise to Treaty #3 systems coordination and strategic support.
