Department: Clinical Department
Community Healthcare: Community 1 WRHA Funded Site
FTE Status: Flexible to hire up to FOUR positions in all FOUR clinics from 0.4 FTE – 1.0 FTE
Daily Hours Worked: 7.5
Hours of Operation: Vary depending on operational requirements of the program
Union: Manitoba Association of Healthcare Professionals (MAHCP)
Salary: As per MNU salary rates

Would you like to work in an Indigenous-led, culturally safe, community-based healthcare organization? Join our team for competitive wages, benefits and premiums.

The AHWC Clinical Department offers a point of access into the health system specifically for vulnerable and unsheltered community members who otherwise experience inequitable healthcare access. All our clinics are physician-led. The nurse will practice autonomy, formulate clinical decisions, and develop a patient care plan in collaboration with the multidisciplinary AHWC Clinical teams.

PRIMARY CARE CLINIC (N2 CLASSIFICATION)

The primary care clinic provides primary care, chronic disease management and mental health-related assessments, interventions, and treatment supports.

HIV PATHS POD OUTREACH CLINIC (N3 CLASSIFICATION)

The HIV PATHS pod provides in-the-moment care to individuals living with HIV who are experiencing barriers to care. Working in a micro team alongside a social worker and outreach worker, the nurse will utilize the full scope of their role to support individuals in all areas of well-being.

MOBILE HEALTHCARE CLINIC (N3 CLASSIFICATION)

The mobile clinic’s purpose is to travel and park near encampments, shelters, and bridges where the need is greatest, offering immediate and ongoing primary care treatment and prevention.

RAPID ACCESS TO ADDICTION MEDICINE (RAAM) CLINIC (N3 CLASSIFICATION)

This will include mental health and addiction-related assessments, interventions, and treatments.

The nurse should demonstrate an understanding of and respect for Indigenous peoples’ histories, traditions, and cultures, including First Nation, Métis, and Inuit Communities and Nations. This includes an understanding of the importance of decolonizing healthcare systems and spaces.

We encourage applications from Indigenous persons, those with personal and/or familial lived experience, and members of equity-seeking groups to identify as such in their application.

CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATION: May 16, 2025

Please submit a cover letter and resume to MonicaCyr@ahwc.ca

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