Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
The GNWT employs more than 6,000 public servants that provide programs and services for close to 45,000 residents. The size of our workforce allows our employees to champion projects that are acted upon to make a difference in our communities. The ability to make a difference empowers our employees and allows them the freedom to work on projects that are meaningful. Our 33 communities are welcoming and friendly; it is not surprising that many of your colleagues may become lifelong friends. Visit our website at, www.gnwtjobs.ca, to learn more about the benefits of a career with the GNWT, to browse our current vacancies, and APPLY TODAY!
On-site · Yellowknife
Lead the GNWT’s industry pathfinding program and advise resource proponents on regulatory, legislative, approval, and consultation requirements for mineral and energy projects. Coordinate engagement among government departments, Indigenous governments and organizations, communities, regulators, and industry, while leading staff and managing unit planning, budgets, and program delivery.
On-site · Yellowknife
Collect blood and other specimens, perform ECGs, support point-of-care testing, and prepare samples for analysis and transport. Contribute to quality assurance and laboratory operations while helping healthcare providers make timely patient-care decisions.
On-site · Yellowknife
The Legislative Advisor and Securities Manager leads legislative and policy projects while providing expert advice on capital markets and securities regulation. They also review regulatory filings and collaborate with national organizations to harmonize NWT legislation with Canadian standards.
On-site · Inuvik
Oversee the administration of health-care coverage, benefit programs, and registration for residents of the Northwest Territories. Manage financial controls, budget projections, and lead staff to ensure compliance with legislation and policies.
On-site · Yellowknife
Lead multidisciplinary teams in delivering high-quality geoscience research, field programs, and data products. Provide expert scientific advice to support mineral exploration, land-use planning, and regulatory decision-making processes.
On-site · Yellowknife
The Program Development Specialist researches, develops, and evaluates housing programs while creating policies and operational tools to support delivery. They also provide training and advice to District Offices and community partners to ensure programs meet community needs effectively.
On-site · Yellowknife
The Project Manager leads complex information systems and technology projects from definition through implementation within the health and social services sector. They are responsible for managing project scope, budgets, schedules, and stakeholder communications while ensuring compliance with privacy and regulatory requirements.
On-site · Yellowknife
You will assess, diagnose, and educate patients while performing advanced diagnostic testing and assisting in surgical procedures. You will work collaboratively with multidisciplinary healthcare teams to preserve patient sight and provide comprehensive treatment plans.
