Top Benefits
About the role
About ʔaq̓am**.**
ʔaq̓am is a member Community of the Ktunaxa Nation (pronounced ‘k-too-nah-ha’). ʔaq̓am Organization exists for the Community. Externally, we are here to serve the Community, and internally, we are our own Community, comprised of different departments unified by our Vision, Mission, and Values. As a team, through our own roles and departments, the ʔaq̓am Organization works together to achieve our strategic plan – “ka kniⱡwityaⱡa ~ Our Thinking”, and continue to progress and move our Community forward.
ʔaq̓am is located in the beautiful, sunny centre of Ktunaxa Traditional Territory in the southeast corner of British Columbia. If you love the outdoors, the mountains, fresh air, and the sun, this is the place for you. We are here to work towards achieving ʔaq̓am’s Vision: “A vibrant, healthy community, speaking our language, governing effectively, and maximizing our lands and resources for the benefit of future generations and all living things, in a manner consistent with qanikitȼi (our values and principles).” Be a part of an excellent team, perform meaningful work that will realize long-term benefits, share in worthwhile accomplishments, celebrate successes, join in the camaraderie, build strong relationships and enjoy lifelong learning!
For more information, please visit aqam.net
About the Opportunity
The Community Nurse (the “CN”) combines their health sciences knowledge with assessment, supervisory and clinical nursing skills to effectively assess and coordinate client care for the ʔaq̓amnik̓ and the ʔaq̓am Community. The CN is responsible for coordinating and facilitating community health and wellness programing and services for ʔaq̓amnik̓ and the ʔaq̓am Community in collaboration with internal and external agencies. The CN provides collaborative holistic care for all Band and community members working within the context of a trauma informed and culturally safe, client-centered, holistic approach and in accordance with the British Columbia College of Nursing Professionals (BCCNP) Standards of Practice.
Your key responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Responsible for the home and community care program; including conducting intake and assessments of clients, development of care plans, in-office and in-home visits and health checks; case management of client records, complete referrals and collaborate with other health practitioners including primary care providers.
- Serve clients within an integrated case management lens. Establish and maintain a collaborative care relationship with other health and wellness supports, including but not limited to First Nations Health Authority (FNHA), Ktunaxa Nation Council, Interior Health, BCCDC, Mental health practitioners etc.
- Responsible for managing the Registered Care Aide’s, including; recruiting, onboarding and orientation, planning and directing client care and work, monitoring quality of work, providing training and support for delegated tasks, managing time off requests, and performance management
- Responsible for planning, coordinating and facilitating community health and wellness related programs; including research and development of initiatives to promote optimal health and wellness; delivery of health promotion and prevention programs.
Please see the full job description here.
More About You
In order to qualify for the Community Nurse role, you must have a minimum of 3-5 years of experience in a similar role, Registration and a member in good standing of the British Columbia College of Nursing Professionals (BCCNP), specialization in Public Health is as asset. Experience in a community based or remote setting preferred as well as previous supervisory experience. Food Safe Certificate, and completion and possession of Valid CPR-C and First Aid Certificate. Proof of a clear criminal record including vulnerable sector check. Provision of a clean driver's abstract and a Valid Class 5 driver’s license.
Salary will commensurate with experience from a range ($80,173 - $103,000) and includes a favorable benefits package and pension plan.
Preference will be given to candidates of Ktunaxa or other Indigenous ancestry and ʔaq̓am encourages applicants to self-identify within your application.
Thank you to all those that apply, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
About Aqam
Top Benefits
About the role
About ʔaq̓am**.**
ʔaq̓am is a member Community of the Ktunaxa Nation (pronounced ‘k-too-nah-ha’). ʔaq̓am Organization exists for the Community. Externally, we are here to serve the Community, and internally, we are our own Community, comprised of different departments unified by our Vision, Mission, and Values. As a team, through our own roles and departments, the ʔaq̓am Organization works together to achieve our strategic plan – “ka kniⱡwityaⱡa ~ Our Thinking”, and continue to progress and move our Community forward.
ʔaq̓am is located in the beautiful, sunny centre of Ktunaxa Traditional Territory in the southeast corner of British Columbia. If you love the outdoors, the mountains, fresh air, and the sun, this is the place for you. We are here to work towards achieving ʔaq̓am’s Vision: “A vibrant, healthy community, speaking our language, governing effectively, and maximizing our lands and resources for the benefit of future generations and all living things, in a manner consistent with qanikitȼi (our values and principles).” Be a part of an excellent team, perform meaningful work that will realize long-term benefits, share in worthwhile accomplishments, celebrate successes, join in the camaraderie, build strong relationships and enjoy lifelong learning!
For more information, please visit aqam.net
About the Opportunity
The Community Nurse (the “CN”) combines their health sciences knowledge with assessment, supervisory and clinical nursing skills to effectively assess and coordinate client care for the ʔaq̓amnik̓ and the ʔaq̓am Community. The CN is responsible for coordinating and facilitating community health and wellness programing and services for ʔaq̓amnik̓ and the ʔaq̓am Community in collaboration with internal and external agencies. The CN provides collaborative holistic care for all Band and community members working within the context of a trauma informed and culturally safe, client-centered, holistic approach and in accordance with the British Columbia College of Nursing Professionals (BCCNP) Standards of Practice.
Your key responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Responsible for the home and community care program; including conducting intake and assessments of clients, development of care plans, in-office and in-home visits and health checks; case management of client records, complete referrals and collaborate with other health practitioners including primary care providers.
- Serve clients within an integrated case management lens. Establish and maintain a collaborative care relationship with other health and wellness supports, including but not limited to First Nations Health Authority (FNHA), Ktunaxa Nation Council, Interior Health, BCCDC, Mental health practitioners etc.
- Responsible for managing the Registered Care Aide’s, including; recruiting, onboarding and orientation, planning and directing client care and work, monitoring quality of work, providing training and support for delegated tasks, managing time off requests, and performance management
- Responsible for planning, coordinating and facilitating community health and wellness related programs; including research and development of initiatives to promote optimal health and wellness; delivery of health promotion and prevention programs.
Please see the full job description here.
More About You
In order to qualify for the Community Nurse role, you must have a minimum of 3-5 years of experience in a similar role, Registration and a member in good standing of the British Columbia College of Nursing Professionals (BCCNP), specialization in Public Health is as asset. Experience in a community based or remote setting preferred as well as previous supervisory experience. Food Safe Certificate, and completion and possession of Valid CPR-C and First Aid Certificate. Proof of a clear criminal record including vulnerable sector check. Provision of a clean driver's abstract and a Valid Class 5 driver’s license.
Salary will commensurate with experience from a range ($80,173 - $103,000) and includes a favorable benefits package and pension plan.
Preference will be given to candidates of Ktunaxa or other Indigenous ancestry and ʔaq̓am encourages applicants to self-identify within your application.
Thank you to all those that apply, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.