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Careers
Volunteer & Job Opportunities
Join a traditional, Indigenous-led organization that ensures a client-focused and family-centred approach to improve the physical, mental, social, cultural and spiritual health of our communities. If you’re looking for rewarding and flexible work with competitive benefits that helps build a healthier community, explore our current available opportunities.
Hospital Liaison
The Hospital Liaison plays a key role in increasing access to culturally appropriate healthcare services and supporting Indigenous clients and families in navigating the healthcare system. Working collaboratively with the Saskatchewan Health Authority, Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB), community partners, and BRT6HC programs, the Hospital Liaison helps ensure clients receive wholistic, coordinated, and culturally safe care throughout their healthcare journey. The position provides advocacy, health system navigation, discharge planning, and client support services while fostering communication and collaboration between hospitals, community-based programs, and family support networks. Through relationship-building and a client-centered approach, the Hospital Liaison promotes positive health outcomes and enhances the overall patient experience.
Health Clinic Janitor
Reporting directly to the Building Manager. The Sweetgrass Health Clinic Janitor will be responsible for ensuring the cleanliness, sanitary and safe environment of Sweetgrass Health Clinic. The Janitor will participate as a team member of the finance and operations department who are responsible for ensuring an efficient and effective administrative support system for the operations of Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre. The Sweetgrass Health Clinic Janitor will follow established procedures regarding personal safety, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), etc. Home Base: Sweetgrass First Nation
Temporary Full Time Community Health Nurse - Poundmaker
The Community Health Nurse (CHN) position is part of a multidisciplinary team that provides client focused, family centered care, to individual's families and communities of BRT6HC. The CHN shall apply knowledge, skills and professional judgement as it relates to health education, health promotion, prevention and screening. As directed by the Medical Health Officer (MHO) of Indigenous Services of Canada (ISC), the Public Health model and concepts of primary health services, the CHN utilizes the nursing process by assessing health needs, epidemiological data, identifying client’s needs and establishes a plan of care for individuals, families, and communities in the areas of Communicable Disease Control, Maternal/Child Health, and School Health.
Dental Assistant - Full-Time - 1 Year Term
The Dental Assistant works under the direct supervision of the Healthy Families Program Director and general guidance of the Executive Director. The Dental Assistant is responsible for assisting the dental therapist in carrying out the comprehensive dental program to school children on the First Nations communities of the Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre Inc. service area.
Chronic Conditions Nurse-Permanent Full Time
Reporting directly to the Home Care Supervisor, this position is part of a multidisciplinary team that provides client focused, family centered care to individual’s families and communities of BRT6HC. The Chronic Conditions Nurse (CCN) is responsible to provide expertise education and guidance to the Chronic Conditions Team, work with the team to establish care strategies for chronic diseases that are prevalent in the community, plan and develop, as well as implement and direct, a program that provides client centered care for chronic disease management. The CCN coordinates a database of statistics and narratives for tracking progress and efficacy of treatments and program outcomes.
Emergency Management Coordinator
The Emergency Management Coordinator (EMC) is part of a multi disciplinary team that develops, implements and maintains a comprehensive program to monitor and report on emergency preparedness and response issues amongst member First Nations; works with member First Nations and other concerned parties to develop, test and assist with the implementation and ongoing evaluation of community all hazard emergency response plans; and increases the awareness and concern for emergency planning amongst member First Nations.
Jordan's Principle Service Coordinator
The Jordan’s Principle Service Coordinator will provide enhanced service coordination to children and their families living with disabilities or complex medical needs on and off reserve. The coordinator will work collaboratively with the BRT6HC communities and the partnering organizations. This Child First initiative will ensure children, and their families have access to the health and social services they need, when they need them. The Jordan's Principle Service Coordinator will ensure that they advocate so that families do not experience denials, delays, or disruptions of services due to jurisdictional disputes.
