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Haisla Nation

Verified Job Source

Our mission is to build a powerful, prosperous and proud community, healthy in mind, body and spirit.

Kitamaat Village, British Columbia

Government Administration
51–200 people

About

The mission of the Haisla is to build a powerful prosperous and proud community, healthy in mind, body and spirit. Are you looking to learn more about supporting Haisla Nation Council's annual Youth Sports Fund golf tournament? Contact Carolyn Ringham, at 250-639-9361, ext. 110, or e-mail her directly at cringham@haisla.ca.

Open positions

Chief Administrative Officer

On-site · Haisla

The Chief Administrative Officer provides strategic leadership and operational oversight to the Haisla Nation Council, managing executive directors and ensuring the effective delivery of programs and services. They are responsible for implementing Council directives, managing financial resources, and fostering a positive, inclusive work environment aligned with the Nation's goals.

Recreation Services Manager

On-site · Haisla

The Manager, Recreation Services is responsible for the strategic leadership, administration, and oversight of recreation facilities, programs, and staff. They ensure services support the physical, social, and cultural well-being of the community while managing budgets and fostering collaborative relationships.

Records & Information Management Coordinator

On-site · Haisla

The RIM Coordinator is responsible for managing the organization's electronic and physical information resources, including the development of policies for classification, retention, and disposition. They also provide training to staff, manage privacy protection requests, and oversee the configuration of information systems like Laserfiche.

Teacher (On Call)

On-site · Haisla

The HCS Teacher is responsible for delivering high-quality, culturally responsive instruction to students from Kindergarten to Grade 7. They will collaborate with community members and staff to develop lesson plans, assess student progress, and support holistic student development.

Haisla Community School Administrator

On-site · Haisla

The administrator provides comprehensive operational and administrative support to the school principal, including managing daily office functions and coordinating school programs. They are responsible for maintaining accurate records, tracking budgets, and acting as a liaison between the school and community stakeholders.

Environmental Compliance Coordinator

On-site · Haisla

The Environmental Compliance Coordinator oversees environmental compliance, waste management, invasive species programming, and land remediation on Haisla Nation reserve lands. The role also involves supervising program staff, conducting site inspections, and ensuring development activities align with environmental policies.

Planning & Development Coordinator

On-site · Haisla

The Planning & Development Coordinator manages the intake, review, and compliance tracking of development applications on Haisla Nation reserve lands. This role also supports community planning initiatives and coordinates technical, cultural, and archaeological reviews to ensure alignment with the Haisla Land Code.

Traditional Wellness Advisor (1-Year Contract)

On-site · Kitimat

The Traditional Wellness Advisor supports Indigenous individuals and families by bridging Western and traditional wellness approaches through navigation, advocacy, and care coordination. They collaborate with community partners, Elders, and healthcare providers to promote holistic wellness and ensure culturally safe service delivery.

Elders Support Worker

On-site · Haisla

The Elders Support Worker provides daily companionship, mobility assistance, and program support to elders at the Elders Centre. They are also responsible for assisting with meal preparation, food service, and transportation to ensure a safe and inclusive environment.

Youth Recreation Facilitator

On-site · Haisla

The Youth Recreation Facilitator plans and delivers diverse recreational, athletic, and cultural programs for youth ages 5 and up. They are also responsible for supervising participants, ensuring safety, and maintaining recreation equipment and facilities.

Director, Rights & Title

On-site · Haisla

The Director is responsible for advancing and protecting Haisla Nation rights, title, and territorial interests through strategic leadership and policy development. They provide executive oversight to the Intergovernmental Affairs, Lands, and Membership departments while ensuring alignment with Council direction and Haisla values.

Project Manager, IT and RIM (2-year Contract)

On-site · Haisla

The Project Manager will lead the planning and implementation of IT projects, with a primary focus on the Records and Information Management (RIM) program and EDRMS adoption. They are responsible for managing project scope, budgets, timelines, and stakeholder relationships while ensuring alignment with organizational governance and objectives.

Lands Manager

On-site · Haisla

The Manager, Lands & Title is responsible for leading the Haisla Nation Council’s Lands & Title program, including land use planning, regulatory compliance, and the protection of cultural sites. They also oversee departmental operations, manage budgets, and provide leadership and mentorship to staff.

Manager Social Services

On-site · Haisla

The Manager of Social Services provides leadership and oversight for the Haisla Nation Council’s social programs, including staff supervision and budget management. They are responsible for developing strategies, implementing action plans, and ensuring the delivery of high-quality services to support community members.

Front Desk Receptionist (Casual/On-Call)

On-site · Area C (Butedale/Kitlope/Kitsumkalum)

Acts as the first point of contact for the Haisla Nation head office, welcoming visitors and managing general inquiries. Performs various administrative tasks including correspondence, scheduling, and maintaining office supplies and cleanliness.

Administration Manager

On-site · Haisla

The Manager, Administration oversees the daily operations of the Administration department and supervises staff including the Clerk to Council and Executive Assistants. They are responsible for budget management, program implementation, and ensuring administrative services align with Haisla Nation policies.

Haisla Community School Teacher

On-site · Area C (Butedale/Kitlope/Kitsumkalum)

The teacher is responsible for delivering high-quality education to students from Kindergarten to Grade 7, merging provincial curriculum standards with Indigenous knowledge. They must collaborate with community members, parents, and staff to create an inclusive and culturally responsive learning environment.

Finance Assistant (Casual/ On-Call)

On-site · Area C (Butedale/Kitlope/Kitsumkalum)

The Finance Assistant provides administrative support to the Haisla Nations Finance team. Primary duties include filing, data entry, and other general administrative tasks.