Eskasoni Mi'kmaq First Nations Community Health Centre
Eskasoni, Nova Scotia
The Eskasoni Health Center is located centrally in the community at 4555 Shore Road. The Health Center provides a wide range of primary care services including: family physicians; a nurse practitioners; support staff; visiting specialists; and a Pharmacy staffed by two full-time pharmacists and two Pharmacy technicians. Eskasoni Health Board, is appointed by Chief and Council. Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8:30AM - 4:00PM. Closed 12 Noon to 1:00PM Lunch
On-site · Eskasoni
The Continuing Care Assistant provides personal, respite, and palliative care to clients in their homes to support independence and holistic wellness. They work collaboratively with the healthcare team to monitor client health, maintain accurate documentation, and ensure a safe living environment.
On-site · Eskasoni Indian Reserve No. 3
The Youth Support Worker will implement various youth programs in community settings, schools, and outdoor environments. They are also responsible for coordinating program supplies and working collaboratively as part of the Youth Access Space team.
On-site · Eskasoni 3
Perform routine cleaning, disinfecting, and sanitizing of all designated areas within the Health Centre to maintain a safe environment. Responsible for operating commercial cleaning equipment and managing waste disposal according to established protocols.
On-site
New Graduate Nurse Job Classification: New Graduate Nurse, Various Departments of Eskasoni Health Location: Eskasoni Health Centre Employment Status: 1.0 FTE, Permanent Reports to: Manager of Integrated Health Services at Eskasoni Health Centre Position Summary Reporting to the Manager of Integrated Health Services, the New Graduate Nurse supports the delivery of safe, compassionate, culturally respectful, and community-based nursing care to individuals and families in the Eskasoni community. This role is intended for a nurse transitioning from nursing education into professional practice a…
On-site · Eskasoni
The Cultural Support Worker provides cultural teachings and support to Residential School Survivors within the Unama’ki communities. They are responsible for coordinating community sessions and collaborating with the Residential Survivors Support Team to ensure effective service delivery.
