Moving Education Forward
Sioux Lookout, Ontario
Keewaytinook Okimakanak, which means Northern Chiefs in Oji-Cree, is a non-political Chiefs Council serving Fort Severn, Keewaywin, Deer Lake, North Spirit Lake, Poplar Hill, and McDowell Lake First Nations. Keewaytinook Okimakanak Board of Education (KOBE) is mandated by the leadership of those communities to coordinate their educational programming. KOBE is committed to seeing the growth of educational programs and services in these communities and weaving each community’s diverse and rich history and traditions into all its academic planning while continuously “Moving Education Forward.”
On-site · Dryden
The Clinical Scheduler facilitates individual and group clinical consults for community telemedicine sites while maintaining master records. They act as the primary point of contact for the Ontario Telemedicine Network and ensure all clinical documentation and data collection meet regulatory standards.
Hybrid · Thunder Bay
The Speech Language Pathologist provides clinical assessments, interventions, and programming for children with developmental delays or disabilities. They also provide consultation and education to families and community organizations while utilizing telemedicine for remote support.
On-site · Thunder Bay
The Occupational Therapist provides assessment, treatment, and consultation services for children with developmental delays or disabilities in KO communities. They also model effective therapy strategies for teachers, parents, and community workers to support inclusive environments.
Hybrid · Thunder Bay
The Physiotherapist provides pediatric assessment, treatment, and consultation services to children with developmental delays in remote communities. The role involves integrated program planning, travel to communities, and the use of telemedicine for ongoing support and reassessment.
Hybrid · Thunder Bay
The Behavioral Therapist provides assessment, treatment, and consultation services to children and youth within Keewaytinook Okimakanak communities. They are responsible for delivering both in-person and telemedicine therapeutic services while maintaining accurate clinical documentation and coordinating with circles of care.
On-site
The Therapy Assistant carries out delegated patient treatments as prescribed by occupational therapists, physiotherapists, and speech-language pathologists. They also prepare and conduct therapy sessions while maintaining client confidentiality and documenting progress.
On-site · Thunder Bay
Provide holistic counselling, crisis support, and psychosocial assessments to community members while coordinating care and advocating for their needs. Maintain accurate clinical records and collaborate with health teams to ensure effective service delivery and trauma-informed care.
On-site · Thunder Bay
Provides administrative and clerical support to the KO Primary Care Team, including managing reception and scheduling appointments. Coordinates patient care, maintains electronic medical records, and ensures the delivery of culturally safe health services.
On-site · Sioux Lookout
The Inventory Control Clerk manages incoming and outgoing supplies, tracks stock levels, and updates inventory systems. Responsibilities include receiving shipments, conducting counts, and distributing parts to technicians and departments.
On-site · Sioux Lookout
Provide first and second-line technical support for IT services, responding to incidents and service requests via an ITSM system. Install, configure, and maintain endpoint devices and network infrastructure across various offices and remote First Nations communities.
On-site · Unorganized Kenora District
Lead a comprehensive range of nursing functions including primary, community, and urgent care within a First Nations community. Coordinate an interdisciplinary patient-centered model of care and provide professional guidance to community health team members.
On-site · Sioux Lookout
Provide level two technical support and incident resolution for IMIT devices, software, and network systems. Install, maintain, and repair hardware while providing training and operational support to end users.
On-site · Red Lake
The role involves scheduling and facilitating clinical consults while maintaining accurate records and activity logs. It also requires coordinating telemedicine activities and communicating with staff in remote First Nations communities.
On-site · Sioux Lookout
The Housing Manager provides technical and administrative support to KO First Nations communities for on-reserve housing programs. Key duties include managing housing databases, identifying funding opportunities, and ensuring compliance with health and safety legislation.
On-site · Thunder Bay
The Housing Manager provides technical and administrative support to KO First Nations communities for on-reserve housing programs. Key duties include managing housing databases, identifying funding opportunities, and establishing policies for inspections and asset management.
On-site · Dryden
Perform operational tasks and preventative maintenance for water and wastewater facilities to ensure safe and efficient treatment processes. Monitor systems, collect regulatory samples, and ensure compliance with all applicable legislation and guidelines.
On-site · Sioux Lookout
Perform operational tasks and preventative maintenance for water and wastewater treatment facilities to ensure safe and efficient processes. Monitor systems, collect regulatory samples, and ensure compliance with all applicable legislation and guidelines.
On-site · Thunder Bay
Perform operational tasks and preventative maintenance for water and wastewater facilities to ensure safe and efficient treatment processes. Monitor systems, collect regulatory samples, and ensure compliance with all applicable legislation and guidelines.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Project Technologist acts as a resource and advisor for the planning, development, and implementation of capital projects. The role involves frequent travel to remote First Nation communities to support public works initiatives.
On-site · Thunder Bay
The Project Technologist acts as a resource and advisor for the planning, development, and implementation of capital projects. The role involves frequent travel to remote First Nation communities to support public works initiatives.
