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Health Director

Job No: 19665
Location: Saulteaux First Nation, Cochin, Saskatchewan

  • Are you looking for an exciting new challenge? This is a pivotal role working collaboratively with the Health Committee, Chief and Council, Health Canada, as well as health service providers.
  • An outstanding opportunity for a leader to make a difference in healthcare in the community of Saulteaux
  • This is your opportunity to drive positive change within a First Nations community.

About the Organization

Saulteaux First Nation is a First Nation band government serving a membership of 1,100 people, approximately half of which reside in the community of Saulteaux. Saulteaux First Nation is governed by a Chief and 5 Band Councilors elected for 2 year terms. A portfolio system keeps leadership engaged in governance and some administration.

Saulteaux First Nation administers programs and services on behalf of its membership in the areas of: Health, Education (N-8 School), Post Secondary Education and Skills Training, Housing and Infrastructure, Lands and Resource Management, Social Development, Youth and Early Childhood programming.

Saulteaux First Nation is a member of Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs. The Band Administration is responsible for approximately $8 million in annual revenue, the majority of which comes from federal funds. The First Nation employs approximately 60 staff.

About Saulteaux

Saulteaux First Nation is located 43 kilometres north of North Battleford near Cochin and Jackfish Lake in Northern Saskatchewan. Land holdings are over 14,386.73 acres. Saulteaux is associated with BATC, Treaty #6 Territory.

Economic sources include tourism, agriculture, and forestry. Land use is primarily agricultural.  Many lakes and parks offering camping, fishing and hunting are located in the area.  Community Infrastructure includes a modern Health Center, N-8 School, Early Childhood Center, and Band Complex that houses Band Administration, a Community Culture and Recreation Center, and a Band Hall. An Elders Lodge and Water Treatment plant are also part of the core infrastructure.

About the Opportunity

Saulteaux First Nation has an exciting and rare opportunity for a dynamic Health Director to lead their overall operation of the Saulteaux First Nation Health Centre.

Under the direction of the Band Manager, the Health Director will oversee the overall operation of the Saulteaux First Nation Health Centre and the delivery of all community-based health services and programs for the community of Saulteaux. 

Specifically, you will:

  • Provide leadership and direction to all health programs and services, including the components of overall planning, implementation, and evaluation;
  • Supervise all health staff as per the organizational structure;
  • Be accountable for financial management of the health programs, including budget development, variance analysis, purchasing approvals, and financial reporting monthly, quarterly, or annually as required;
  • Coordinate the development of annual Community Health Services workplans and Annual Reports;
  • Work collaboratively with the Health Committee, Chief and Council, Health Canada, as well as contracted health service providers.

In addition to a post-secondary degree in the field of health/human services or business administration, you have at least 5 years of management experience.  

A valid driver’s license along with a clear CPIC or past criminal record that does not impact on the position are essential, as is a minimum of 2 years of sobriety. The ability to speak Cree or Saulteaux would be an asset.

This is a diverse, enjoyable and rewarding role that will provide you with both autonomy and variety in your working day.

About the Benefits

The successful candidate will enjoy attractive remuneration, depending on qualifications and experience.

In addition, the Saulteaux First Nation employees enjoy a wide range of excellent benefits, including...

  • Generous medical, dental, and pension plan;
  • Laptop and cell phone allowance;
  • On-Reserve Tax Exemption for Treaty candidates;
  • No housing is available in community, but within 20 minutes, relocation benefits may be negotiated;
  • Competitive travel rates; and
  • Mentorship program and professional development opportunities are available.

This is a rare chance to join and help shape the health services of a growing and innovative First Nations organization committed to driving positive change. Don't miss out- APPLY NOW!

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