Career Opportunity
Internal/External
Manager, Ontario Inuit Cancer Program
Full Time, Term until December 31, 2025 (with possibility of extension)
It is the mission of Tungasuvvingat Inuit (TI) to broadly provide Inuit-specific programs that contribute to the health and wellbeing of Inuit and to encourage and support similar programs for Inuit across the country. TI has over 30 years of highly successful experience in crafting the design, development, and delivery of a wide range of effective, client-centered services. By incorporating the principles of Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ), TI continues to deliver quality programs and services that directly benefit our growing urban Inuit population.
The Manager, Ontario Inuit Cancer Program works in partnership with Cancer Care Ontario (CCO) to facilitate the timely and accurate execution of Tungasuvvingat Inuit’s (TI) project work plan for the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC) initiative. The incumbent manages broader strategic partnerships with key stakeholders, liaising with Regional Programs and works to facilitate systems improvements in patient experience for Inuit.

• Works towards addressing cancer care for urban Inuit across Ontario, educate Inuit on controllable risk factors.
• Develop training/learning sessions and create awareness materials.
• Research and work with partners to advance culturally safe care for Inuit in the Canadian healthcare system.
• Liaises with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (FNIM) partners to understand needs and support a collaborative approach to design, development and implementation of Ontario’s Indigenous Cancer Strategies.
• Support the facilitation of meetings and engagement with the Kaggutiq Advisory Group of the program.
• Provide input, supervision and collaboration on on-going and upcoming research projects.
• Provide support to Indigenous Navigators and Regional Indigenous Cancer Leads.
• Represent TI and its program at internal / external committees, events, and initiatives.
• Act as a liaison between Ontario Health’s Indigenous Cancer Control Unit, Ontario’s Regional Cancer Programs, and other external partners on a local, provincial, and national level.
• Encourages a participatory, consultative, team-based approach to service planning and provision through ongoing interaction with staff.
• Accountable for ensuring a positive, healthy, and safe work environment.
• Focuses on providing the Coordinator with the information, training, resources, and support necessary for them to succeed in their role while following all TI policies and procedures.
• Reviews monthly financial, prepare quarterly financial and narrative reports for stakeholders and the Director, Healing and Wellness.
• Reviews potential opportunities for funding and provides relevant information to prepare submissions and proposals.
• Develops work plans and timelines for projects on an ongoing basis.
• Produces status reports with critical milestones identified. Supports the coordination of project activities and deliverables.
• Other duties as assigned.
  Qualifications
  The ideal candidate should have knowledge of Inuit culture, values, Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit and traditional practices. Must possess knowledge and understanding of Ontario’s Inuit history, culture, and health/socio-economic issues/needs, industry healing programs and approaches including traditional Inuit healing methods. Demonstrated knowledge of Ontario health system and social determinants of health for FNIM as well as government systems, programs, policies, and processes are required. Excellent interpersonal and team building skills, communication skills (both written and verbal), facilitation, presentation skills, attention to detail, analytic skills, problem-solving, decision making, time management skills, project management skills, strong leadership and supervisory skills are required.
  The ability to facilitate both small and large groups of diverse project stakeholders both remotely and in person is required. Ability to function effectively during situations that may become stressful; to work independently with a strong sense of focus; to coordinate meetings, events, and activities.
  Completion of Undergraduate Degree in Health science, social/behavioral sciences or directly related education is required. At least three years of related experience is required in working with FNIM people and communities, FNIM community based participatory research methodologies that lead to community program development and/or enhancement as well as addressing FNIM chronic disease issues and/or cancer. One plus years’ experience is required in Management/Supervisory role, facilitation experience and community engagement as well as budget preparation. Previous experience working in and indigenous organization is an asset.
  Proficient use of MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, video-conferencing platforms and electronic records management applications is required. Clear Vulnerable Sector Check with results acceptable to TI, the availability to work evenings and weekends and fluency in English is required. Inuktitut language skills are a definite asset.
  Acceptable combinations of education and experience may be considered for this position. We encourage you to apply if you have equivalent years of education and/or experience equal to the education and experience requirements listed above. *

Salary and Benefits

• Salary range is $74,000 to $76,000
• TI provides paid sickness, personal and family sickness leave days, and a 24/7 confidential Employee and Family Assistance Plan.
• Vacation (earn 3 weeks/year).

Deadline for applications is August 29, 2025