Careers & Opportunities aapootahksin

The Head Start Program Coordinator will be responsible for the overall coordination and administration of the Head Start Program, staff and facility management. Will collaborate and network with other local health program areas that will assist in meeting the individual needs of the Head Start children. This position will also be responsible for the implementation of project activities and parenting meetings that will enhance and promote the Head Start Programs’ overall goals and objectives.

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The Siksika Health Security Officer is responsible for securing all Siksika Health facilities and surrounding areas and must ensure that visibility within the public areas of the facilities to reduce loss or damage to the property and will facilitate the orderly course of conduct.

For information about the available position, see the job posting (click to expand), and contact the Siksika Health Human Resource department.

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Community Paramedics are integral members of Siksika’s Clinical Services team, providing medical supervision and treatment for patients in the community, for new or chronic health concerns not well managed due to homelessness, mental health, addiction, physical mobility, transportation, or other barriers to care.

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The Home Care Home Maker is responsible for home support to the Home Care clients.  The Homemaker will develop an individualized plan for each client based on their needs.

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The Siksika Home Care Meals on Wheels Driver is responsible for providing Home Care Clientele with their scheduled meals as well as occasional transportation of clients to various facilities as needed.

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Siksika Health Services, along with the division of Rheumatology, within the department of Medicine at the University of Calgary, is currently accepting applications for a fixed term full time position for an Arthritis Liaison.

This position requires multi-site travel with most of the time spent at Siksika Nation and Siksika Health & Wellness Centre, and a portion spent at the University of Calgary Foothills Campus. Workdays may vary in Length and may occasionally include evening and weekend hours as well as distance travel for meetings, events and educational opportunities.

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The Medical Office Assistant for Siksika Health Services (SHS) plays a crucial role in both administrative and clinical support functions, ensuring the efficient implementation of healthcare projects while assisting with daily operations in the primary care clinic. This position supports project coordination, patient services, and administrative functions, contributing to SHS’s commitment to culturally responsive, patient-centered care that respects and promotes the values and traditions of the Siksika Nation.
The Medical Office Assistant works closely with healthcare providers, project managers, and community stakeholders to ensure smooth project execution and quality healthcare service delivery.

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The Registered Nurse/Project Lead for Siksika Health Services (SHS) is responsible implementing, and managing programs and projects focused on primary preventative care. This role involves a collaborative approach to improving the health and well-being of individuals within the Siksika Nation by addressing preventable health issues through education, early intervention, and community-based initiatives.
The Registered Nurse/Project Lead will actively develop health-focused policies, coordinate care delivery plans, and oversee initiatives aimed at promoting health literacy, preventative screenings, and wellness. This position aligns with SHS’s commitment to culturally responsive, patient-centered care while respecting and promoting the values and traditions of the Siksika Nation.

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The role of the Siksika Community Health Nurse is to provide comprehensive health programs, health promotion, prevention education, and support for the community and agencies within Siksika Nation.

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The Medical Office Assistant for Siksika Health Services (SHS) plays a vital role in supporting administrative and clinical functions, ensuring the seamless operation of daily activities within the Siksika Health Clinic. This position provides direct administrative support to the clinic while contributing to healthcare project coordination, patient services, and community outreach initiatives. The role aligns with SHS’s commitment to delivering culturally responsive, patient-centered care rooted in the values and traditions of the Siksika Nation.
The Medical Office Assistant works collaboratively with healthcare providers, project managers, and community stakeholders to foster efficient healthcare delivery and promote wellness within the Siksika community.

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Patient navigator is recognized as a key component of an integrated system and an effective way to improve the delivery of person-centered care and clinical efficiencies.  The focus of the Siksika Patient Navigator is to overcome barriers to timely and culturally safe care, facilitate coordinator of care, and enhance the delivery of high quality, culturally safe, trauma informed and person-centered care. Join Siksika Health Services team and serve all Siksika Nation members in their navigation of health services.

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