EMPLOYMENT

 

Employment Opportunity at Our London Site
FETAL ALCOHOL AWARENESS AND PREVENTION EDUCATOR

Experience: A minimum three (3) years experience working with Aboriginal People in Community Program Development, Social Services, or related Health Field.

The Organization: The Southwest Ontario Aboriginal health Access Centre (SOAHAC) is a multi-disciplinary health centre that offers both conventional health services as well as traditional Aboriginal healing practices to our Aboriginal clients.  We are seeking the services of an experienced Fetal Alcohol Awareness and Prevention Educator.

The Role: The Fetal Alcohol Awareness and Prevention Educator is responsible for providing awareness and education on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) to Aboriginal communities within our catchment areas in and around the City of London, Ontario.

Reporting to the Maternal Child Health Nutrition Dietitian Program Facilitator, the Fetal Alcohol Awareness and Prevention Educator is responsible for:

  • Providing FASD awareness and prevention programs within the service area.
  • Develop or obtain culturally appropriate resource material.
  • Collaborate with and support various community programs and initiatives.
  • Provide FASD expertise and support SOAHAC’s multidisciplinary team.
  • Provide assistance and support to families and/or individuals affected by FASD.
  • Develop and maintain community networking relationships.

For this position we require:

  • Minimum Post-Secondary Degree or Diploma in Social Science, Social Services or Health.
  • Valid Driver’s License and reliable vehicle.
  • Knowledge of FASD.
  • Knowledge of Aboriginal Culture and Values.
  • Awareness of Health related issues pertaining to Aboriginal People.
  • Knowledge of various community agencies, service providers, and resources.
  • Experience working with a variety of age cohorts, including experience working with groups of families and support groups.
  • Previous working relationship with individuals affected by FASD is an asset.
  • Excellent management and communication skills.
  • Enthusiastic public speaking skills.
  • Proposal writing skills is an asset.

Please Note:  This position is 4-days per week equivalent to twenty-eight (28) hours per week.  Wage is subject to experience.  This job may require additional responsibilities and duties as assigned by Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre.

If you are interested in applying for this position, please forward your cover letter and resume to:

Email: rdgeorge@soahac.on.ca

Attention:

R. Doug George, B.A., M.S.W.,
Health Services Manager
Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Aceess Centre
425 – 427 William Street,
London, Ontario.
N6B 3E1

Closing Date:

Friday September 16, 2011 - 4:00 p.m.

Information Technology & Data Management Coordinator

Experience: A minimum 3 years work experience

Compensation: Competitive salary and benefits package

The Organization: Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre (SOAHAC) is a multi-disciplinary health centre that offers both conventional health services as well as traditional Aboriginal healing practices to our Aboriginal clients. We are seeking the services of an experienced Information Technology & Data Management Coordinator.

The Role: The position of Information Technology & Data Management Coordinator is to maintain a highly confidential and secure computer and information systems infrastructure at our two locations in London and Chippewa.

Reporting to the Operations Manager, the Information Technology & Data Management Coordinator is responsible to:
· Plan, organize, control and evaluate the infrastructure of SOAHAC’s computer network, including all software, hardware and security systems;
· Design, develop, implement, operate and administer computer and telecommunications software, networks and information systems, specific to SOAHAC’s Clinical Management Systems (CMS);
· Trouble shoot Windows 7 XP;
· Ensure that technology is accessible by all staff and equipped with current hardware and software;
· Prepare information for external sources including the MOHLTC, AOHC, AHAC, and others regarding data management and reporting capabilities as directed by management;
· Take the lead on data management projects and transitions for staff;
· Establish and lead processes to develop standardized data entry within SOAHAC;
· Statistical and research methods advice, and data quality management;
· Maintain and design web site, business cards etc.

For this position we require:

· Minimum Post Secondary Degree or Diploma in Computer Science
· Certificate in Micrcosoft Certified Professional, MCITP (medical data base administration), Server Plus, Network Plus
· Be familiar with a network operating system, Windows Server 2008, in an administrative capacity
· A current Police Check
· Valid Driver’s License and insurability
· EMR, Healthscreen and SQL experience would be an asset
· Knowledge of primary health care, clinical and social service practices is desirable
· Excellent organization and communication skills

If you are interested in applying for this position, please forward your cover letter and resume to:

Email: marchand@soahac.on.ca

Attention: Shannon Marchand, C.P.S.
Operations Manager
Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre
425 – 427 William Street,
London, Ontario.
N6B 3E1

Closing Date: Wednesday, September 21, 2011
4:00 p.m.

Nurse Practitioners (3)
London & Chippewa Sites
The mission of Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre (SOAHAC) is to empower Aboriginal families and individuals to live a balanced state of well-being by sharing and promoting holistic health practices.  We seek 3 compassionate, dynamic Nurse Practitioners to become members of our multidisciplinary health care team, serving a diverse Aboriginal population south-west of London, Ontario.  In collaboration with our regulated professionals, you will provide primary care services to our client base.  You will also advocate on behalf of the client with regards to equitable access to traditional healing and conventional health care services, ensure Aboriginal values are integrated into program planning and facilitation, and collaborate with community partners to optimize care.
The successful candidate will have:

  • current registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario registered  in Extended Class;
  • recent experience in a primary care setting or experience with outreach nursing;
  • experience working with Aboriginal clients preferably in a Native organization or desire to learn,
  • excellent communication and interpersonal skills;
  • ability to manage  time effectively

Specialization in issues related to chronic disease management,  aging at home or mental health and addictions are considered assets. Valid class “G” license and access to reliable transportation required. One position is a contract until Oct 2012.
If you seek to make a noticeable difference in people’s lives and contribute to our unique and highly regarded centre, please send your resume in confidence to:
Please send resume by September 30, 2011
Barb Chrysler
Primary Care Manager
4 Anishinaabeg Drive
Muncey, ON N01 1Y0
bchrysler@soahac.on.ca