The Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre provides culturally-sensitive healthcare and wellness services to Indigenous communities in southwestern Ontario, promoting holistic health and well-being.
On-site · Muncey
The Harm Reduction Care Coordinator provides culturally safe, client-centered support to Indigenous individuals and families impacted by substance use. Responsibilities include care coordination, advocacy, system navigation, harm reduction education, and collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to support client wellness.
On-site · London
The coordinator manages the logistics and scheduling of the mobile health clinic while building relationships with Indigenous communities. They also provide client navigation support and facilitate referrals to ensure accessible and culturally safe health services.
On-site · Cambridge
The coordinator manages the daily operations and logistics of the Mobile Health Clinic, including scheduling and community outreach. They also provide client navigation support and facilitate connections between Indigenous individuals and necessary health or social services.
On-site · London
The Supply Registered Early Childhood Educator collaborates with the team to implement a culturally rich, emergent curriculum for children aged 0-6. They are responsible for maintaining a safe, inclusive environment and fostering positive relationships with families and community partners.
On-site · London
The Diabetes Nurse Educator provides culturally safe, client-centered diabetes education and support to Indigenous adults living with Type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes. This role involves individual counselling, group education, outreach activities, and participation in program monitoring and evaluation.
On-site · London
The Physiotherapist will assess, diagnose, and develop individualized treatment plans to support physical wellness and injury recovery within an Indigenous healthcare setting. They will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team and community members to provide culturally safe, wholistic rehabilitation services.
On-site · Owen Sound
The Nurse Practitioner provides comprehensive primary care services, including health education, chronic disease management, and acute visits to members of the Indigenous community. They work collaboratively with an interdisciplinary team to ensure accessible, culturally safe, and patient-centered care.
On-site · Owen Sound
The Indigenous Patient Navigator provides culturally safe support to Indigenous individuals and families navigating hospital and community health systems. They act as an advocate and bridge between Indigenous and Western health approaches to ensure equitable care outcomes.
On-site · Cambridge
The facilitator supports Indigenous children and their families by planning and delivering culturally grounded programming that promotes identity and wellness. They also collaborate with staff, Elders, and community partners to ensure accessible and inclusive services.
On-site · Cambridge
The Family Physician provides comprehensive primary care, including health promotion, disease prevention, and chronic disease management for Indigenous clients. They work collaboratively within an interdisciplinary team to develop care plans and maintain accurate clinical documentation.
On-site · Cambridge
Provide outreach support and housing navigation services to Indigenous individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Coordinate culturally appropriate service plans and foster partnerships with community resources to promote holistic well-being.
On-site · London
The Registered Nurse will develop and implement care plans, provide direct nursing care, and perform case management for clients within Indigenous communities. They will collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to support transitions of care and address social determinants of health.
On-site · London
Provide comprehensive primary care, including health promotion and chronic disease management, for Indigenous clients. Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team of practitioners to deliver wholistic, relationship-based care.
On-site · Owen Sound
Provide comprehensive primary care, including health promotion and chronic disease management, for Indigenous clients. Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team of practitioners to deliver wholistic, culturally safe healthcare.
On-site · London
Provides strategic leadership and operational oversight for clinical and integrated health services within an Indigenous-led wholistic model of care. Responsible for managing interdisciplinary teams, ensuring fiscal accountability, and building relationships with Indigenous communities and health system stakeholders.
On-site · London
The RPN provides comprehensive primary care and preventative services to urban Indigenous clients, including conducting assessments and administering medical procedures. They are also responsible for managing client registries for screenings and coordinating follow-up care with providers.
On-site · London
The RPN provides comprehensive primary care and preventative services to urban Indigenous clients, including physical examinations and lab specimen processing. They are also responsible for managing client registries for screenings and immunizations while advocating for equitable access to health services.
On-site · Cambridge
The facilitator plans and delivers culturally grounded programming for Indigenous children aged 0-6 and their families to promote identity and wholistic wellness. They collaborate with Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and staff to foster community connection and ensure program accessibility.
