Coordinate Métis health programs with MNBC, applying health services knowledge and strong communication skills across communities and stakeholders. Support citizens through available services.
The Social Program Coordinator oversees daily Ministry of Health and Wellness programs and services at Métis Nation BC. The position identifies health needs, supports culturally relevant programming, and collaborates with Chartered Communities. It also maintains relationships with government ministries, community agencies, and key stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities:
- Engage Chartered Communities about health and wellness needs
- Provide program information and application support to citizens
- Coordinate daily operations, calendars, travel, and inquiries
- Monitor expenditures and recommend program budget priorities
- Track databases, invoices, purchasing orders, and electronic files
Requirements:
- Diploma in health sciences, education, social services, or related field
- Minimum three years of recent related healthcare experience
- Knowledge of office management and online scheduling systems
- Understanding of Métis healthcare access challenges
- Ability to communicate effectively and prioritize with minimal supervision
Apply health coordination, stakeholder communication, and administrative expertise to strengthen MNBC programs serving Métis citizens.
Métis Health Program Coordinator in Surrey employer: Métis Nation British Columbia
As a leader in Métis-focused education, the College offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the advancement of culturally grounded learning environments while fostering a culture of accountability and innovation. Located in British Columbia, employees benefit from a supportive work culture that prioritizes professional development, collaboration, and community engagement, ensuring that staff are empowered to grow alongside the institution. With a commitment to reconciliation and inclusivity, the College stands out as an excellent employer for those seeking meaningful and impactful careers in post-secondary education.
Contact Details:
Métis Nation British Columbia Recruitment Team
