POSITION # 20033020
NATIONAL OCCUPATION CODE 42201
POSITION TYPE FULL-TIME
Position Overview
Under the general supervision of the Regional Indigenous Spiritual Care Coordinator, the incumbent is responsible for : seeking out, assessing and responding to the unique spiritual needs of patients, families and staff in an open and non-judgmental manner;
tending to the cultural / spiritual care needs of an individual and family within a medical environment. Providing the necessary guidance and resources to facilitate clients on their healing journey in a manner that is sensitive and respectful.
Experience
- Active member of a traditional healing environment, with experience in a healthcare setting an asset.
- Must be comfortable working in a highly structured environment.
- Must demonstrate the ability to think critically, analyze, conceptualize and apply relevant knowledge to practice.
- Must be able to work independently and as part of a team within an interfaith, inter-spiritual, interdisciplinary, multicultural setting.
Education (Degree / Diploma / Certificate)
- A combination of education and experience as recognized by Indigenous Health and the Elders Advisory Committee will be considered.
- Recognition by the Indigenous community and ability to demonstrate learning’s from own healing journey and teachings received.
- Effectively demonstrate and share indigenous knowledge and approaches.
Certification / Licensure / Registration
Good standing within community spiritual tradition.
Qualifications and Skills
The incumbent is required to be involved in cultural / spiritual practice as a way of life, self-reflective, a critical thinker, involved in ongoing healing and personal growth and is reliable and possess integrity and excellent work ethic.
Physical Requirements
- Able to work within a large geographic area.
- Good physical and mental health.
- Incumbent may be exposed to traumatic events, grief and loss, and mental stress.