Cultural Coordinator
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Join WNHAC as a Cultural Coordinator on an 18-month contract to facilitate traditional knowledge exchange and promote holistic health options. Leverage your understanding of Anishinaabe practices while working with clients and providers.
As a Cultural Coordinator, you will bridge gaps between traditional health practices and contemporary care. This role requires a post-secondary education in health or human services and excellent communication skills, including proficiency in Anishinaabemowin. You’ll support organization-wide education initiatives while maintaining essential linkages with elders, healers, and service providers.
Key Responsibilities:
• Establish consultation and referral processes for clients
• Create linkages with local elders and healers
• Support cross-cultural education for WNHAC staff
• Prepare documentation for client care and accountability
• Participate in organizational committees and events
Requirements:
• Post-secondary education in health or human services
• Understanding of Anishinaabe traditional cultural practices
• Excellent communication skills in Anishinaabemowin
• Experience in an indigenous organization
• Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel
Bring your expertise in indigenous culture and health to WNHAC as a Cultural Coordinator.
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