The Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre provides wholistic, integrated health services that support Indigenous people to live in a healthy, balanced state of well-being. The Centre provides services to First Nations, Inuit and Métis people who live on and off reserve. We are mandated to ensure that health services are accessible, of high quality and are culturally safe.
All staff positions flow out of, and support the mission statement of Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre, and align with the following belief statements:
- We affirm that SOAHAC’s primary responsibility is for the wellbeing of Indigenous people in our area
- Healing is empowerment that facilitates the reemergence of the Creative Mind, the Spirit and an Agile body
- SOAHAC provides a healing environment of acceptance and cooperation that nourishes each person with dignity, security, love and renewal
- SOAHAC sets the example of healing and wellness that starts within its own walls, including Board and staff
- The establishment of all programs and projects affirm the principles and goals of this organization
- SOAHAC is a culture-based, competent organization dedicated to the wellness of Indigenous communities
Please see the following job opportunities:
Chippewa (Muncey):
Full-Time Indigenous Relations Coordinator, Chippewa – repost – open until filled
Owen Sound area:
Full-Time Contract Transitional Case Manager, Owen Sound – REPOST – Open until filled
London:
Full-Time Traditional Healing Liaison (Contract) – London (Repost) – Open until filled
Waterloo Wellington:
Full-Time Dietitian, Cambridge – (Repost) – Open until filled
Full-Time Contract Nurse Practitioner, Cambridge -Open until April 4, 2023
Windsor:
No positions at this time.
Nshwaasnangong Childcare and Family Centre in London, Ontario:
Casual Supply Educator / RECE – Open until filled
Full-Time Custodian, Nshwaasnangong, London – Open until March 27, 2023
Full-Time RECE Family Centre Nshwaasnangong, London – Open until March 27, 2023
