Regional Mental Wellness Coordinator

Thunderbird Partnership FoundationMental wellness

Source API remote eligibility restrictions: CanadaFull-TimeMiddle

Salary70,252 - 83,957 CAD per year

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Languages: Excellent writing skills in English; fluency in a First Nations language (considered an asset)
Experience: Two years work-related experience (with a master’s degree) and 4 years of work-related experience (with a bachelor’s degree)
Required Skills: Project CoordinationMicrosoft OfficeStakeholder management

Hold a master’s or bachelor’s degree in public administration or a relevant field of study.
Have two years of work-related experience with a master’s degree, or four years with a bachelor’s degree.
Have experience working with First Nations or an Indigenous organization.
Have hands-on experience with Microsoft Office.
Be proficient in Zoom and other platforms used to host online meetings and events.
Have excellent writing skills in English and the ability to communicate clearly.
Bring knowledge of First Nations culture and customs, including natural healing.
Be able to work collaboratively with internal teams and external stakeholders.
Be able to work autonomously with minimal supervision and adapt to change.
Demonstrate organizational, time-management, and multitasking skills in a deadline-oriented environment.
Have public speaking, presentation, community engagement, and networking skills.
Be able to travel and access worksites not accessible by public transit.
Fluency in a First Nations language is an asset.

Assess regional needs in consultation with stakeholders and make recommendations.
Coordinate regional mental wellness committees and working groups.
Map regional networks and resources supporting First Nations mental wellness services.
Engage First Nations entities, networks, and non-profit organizations in regional mental wellness initiatives.
Support research coordination and mental wellness data governance.
Maintain systems maps of treatment pathways and manage a regional database of stakeholders and partners.
Coordinate assigned projects from initiation to completion and keep regional activities on schedule.
Prepare meeting agendas, reports, briefing notes, and related documents.
Monitor regional activities and ensure expenditures remain within allocated funds.

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