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Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
27 Dec, 26
Salary
60000.0
Posted On
28 Sep, 26
Experience
4 year(s) or above
Remote Job
Yes
Telecommute
Yes
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Industry
Hospitals & Health Systems
Full-time on site position
You understand diverse health conditions and how to navigate the healthcare system. You’re skilled at helping people make sense of healthcare information and care plans, and you’re passionate about advocacy and client‑centred care.
If this sounds like you, consider Wabano as your next career opportunity.
At Wabano, you will provide trauma‑informed, intensive case management to Indigenous people with complex health and mental health needs. You’ll work in a supportive, values‑driven environment where you are valued, challenged, and supported.
About Wabano
The Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health is an award‑winning Indigenous Health Access Centre providing holistic, culturally grounded health services to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people living in Ottawa—one of Canada’s fastest‑growing and most diverse urban Indigenous communities.
Wabano is a fast‑paced, client‑focused organization that models Indigenous values of balance, respect, and community interdependence.
Position Summary
The Care Coordinator provides high‑quality, client‑centred case management to individuals living with complex medical and mental health needs. Using an intensive case management approach, the Care Coordinator works collaboratively with clients, their personal supports, and internal and external care providers to create and implement coordinated care plans rooted in the client’s priorities.
The Care Coordinator plays a key role in improving clients’ experiences within the health and social service systems through advocacy, creative problem‑solving, and accountability.
Key Responsibilities
Qualifications
Don’t disqualify yourself! You may not meet every qualification, and Wabano values and recognizes the lived experience of Indigenous people.
Full-time on site position
You understand diverse health conditions and how to navigate the healthcare system. You’re skilled at helping people make sense of healthcare information and care plans, and you’re passionate about advocacy and client‑centred care.
If this sounds like you, consider Wabano as your next career opportunity.
At Wabano, you will provide trauma‑informed, intensive case management to Indigenous people with complex health and mental health needs. You’ll work in a supportive, values‑driven environment where you are valued, challenged, and supported.
About Wabano
The Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health is an award‑winning Indigenous Health Access Centre providing holistic, culturally grounded health services to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people living in Ottawa—one of Canada’s fastest‑growing and most diverse urban Indigenous communities.
Wabano is a fast‑paced, client‑focused organization that models Indigenous values of balance, respect, and community interdependence.
Position Summary
The Care Coordinator provides high‑quality, client‑centred case management to individuals living with complex medical and mental health needs. Using an intensive case management approach, the Care Coordinator works collaboratively with clients, their personal supports, and internal and external care providers to create and implement coordinated care plans rooted in the client’s priorities.
The Care Coordinator plays a key role in improving clients’ experiences within the health and social service systems through advocacy, creative problem‑solving, and accountability.
Key Responsibilities
Qualifications
Don’t disqualify yourself! You may not meet every qualification, and Wabano values and recognizes the lived experience of Indigenous people.