Job opportunity
Health Promotion Project Coordinator
Métis Nation-Saskatchewan
Support Métis health promotion in Saskatoon through project coordination, community engagement, and clear health communications for MN-S. This is full-time and permanent.
Reporting to the Health Promotion Manager, the Health Promotion Representative supports MN-S Health and Mental Health & Addictions programs. The work combines administrative coordination, project support, community engagement, and health resource distribution. It also supports research, evaluations, presentations, and departmental initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate health promotion activities and departmental projects
Support workplans under the Health Promotion Manager’s direction
Prepare materials and support community presentations and events
Draft reports and health promotion resources using approved messaging
Track activities and provide basic progress reporting
Requirements:
Knowledge of Indigenous health systems and Métis culture
Understanding of public health sciences and health equity
Strong written, verbal, and organizational communication skills
Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams proficiency
Valid Saskatchewan driver’s license or reliable transportation
Bring organized project support, respectful communication, and health promotion knowledge to MN-S programs serving Métis citizens.
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Apply on source site Reporting to the Health Promotion Manager, the Health Promotion Representative supports MN-S Health and Mental Health & Addictions programs. The work combines administrative coordination, project support, community engagement, and health resource distribution. It also supports research, evaluations, presentations, and departmental initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate health promotion activities and departmental projects
Support workplans under the Health Promotion Manager’s direction
Prepare materials and support community presentations and events
Draft reports and health promotion resources using approved messaging
Track activities and provide basic progress reporting
Requirements:
Knowledge of Indigenous health systems and Métis culture
Understanding of public health sciences and health equity
Strong written, verbal, and organizational communication skills
Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams proficiency
Valid Saskatchewan driver’s license or reliable transportation
Bring organized project support, respectful communication, and health promotion knowledge to MN-S programs serving Métis citizens.
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