ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

At Ronald McDonald House Charities® British Columbia and Yukon (RMH BC), we envision a province where families stay close to their sick children. Today, 2 out of 3 Canadians live in a city or town without a children’s hospital. Our Mission is to give sick children the healing power of being together with family.
As a champion of family-centered care, we enable access to children’s hospitals by providing families with sick children accommodation, meals, and wellness programs that support their emotional and physical well-being.
In 1983, the first RMH BC House opened its doors in Vancouver with a 13-Bedroom House, and over the years, with an increase in demand for this essential service, construction of a new building was underway. In 2014, a 73-bedroom House was unveiled on the grounds of BC Children’s Hospital along with a new 2,000 sq. ft. RMH Family Room in Surrey Memorial Hospital. As the second-largest House in Canada and one of the largest in the world, RMH BC will continue to grow and meet the needs of families across BC and Yukon.
Our team is the backbone of our organization—serving our families, supporting volunteers and donors, and spreading awareness every single day.

JOB SPECIFIC COMPETENCIES AND SKILLS

• Alignment with the mission and values of RMH BC
• Ability to represent the House with a polished, positive, and professional demeanor and attitude at all times.
• A commitment to working cooperatively in a team environment with staff, volunteers, families, donors, and the public
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Demonstrated ability to work both independently and in a team environment.
• Proficient in Microsoft Suite (Word, Excel, Access, Power Point)
• Act in a caring and inclusive way towards all guests, volunteers, and co-workers, regardless of relationships to them and without regard to any individual differences
• Open to embracing change and innovative ideas. Demonstrate flexibility in doing things differently. Can adapt quickly without reservation.
• Can find effective solutions to problems; demonstrates ownership, is proactive and resourceful.
• A creative thinker who can carefully analyze a situation and has the determination to resolve issues effectively.
• Experience working with underrepresented populations.
• Experience with the Indigenous population is an asset.

EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

• Post-secondary degree in Psychology, Social Work, Social Sciences or equivalent
• 1-2 years of nonprofit or hospital patient experience
• Experience developing and implementing programs, resources and policies
• Experience working with children, youth, adults, and families to assess needs and provide resources.
• Training in San’yas and Trauma Informed Care preferred.
• Additional languages would be helpful.

Please refer the Job description for details