C6 Social Worker; Child Protection
Listed on 2026-09-21
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Social Work
Family Advocacy & Support Services, Child Protection
The Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council (NTC) Usma Family and Child Services is seeking three (3) experienced, C6 delegated Social Workers to fill permanent, full-time positions. Based out of Campbell River, BC, these positions will have full C6 caseload responsibilities. Travel (by vehicle, boat, and airplane, depending on caseload) may be required for this position. Usma Nuu-chah-nulth Family and Child Services works on the traditional territories of the 14 Nuu-chah-nulth Nations, as well as the Port Alberni, Campbell River and Gold River urban areas, supporting and collaborating with community to develop appropriate responses to child safety concerns and build upon community support services.
PositionDuties and Responsibilities
- Respond to and investigate any report about a child’s need for safety.
- Consult with Nations with a focus on safety issues; prevention of child abuse and neglect, keeping children connected to family and community, and preserving cultural identity of Nuu-chah-nulth children.
- Evaluating vulnerability factors, utilizing a trauma-informed lens.
- Collaboratively creating a plan for safety with the family, supports and Nation.
- BSW, CYC or degree ina related field with several years of progressive social work caseload experience involving First Nation families.
- Knowledge of Nuu-chah-nulth governance, culture, and traditions; or being a First Nations person will be considered an asset.
- C6 Delegation required.
- Knowledge of related legislation, documents, and court process.
- Must have a car and valid driver’s licence.
- Provide work references and an acceptable criminal record check.
Competitive benefit package and salary based on qualifications and experience. The Hourly salary range is $48.2577- $55.0433 (with full C6 delegation).
CompanyUsma
LocationCampbell River, BC
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