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Indigenous Health Promotion Specialist – BC Cancer We’re seeking an Indigenous Health Promotion Specialist to collaborate with Indigenous communities across BC in promoting health, prevention, and cancer awareness. Note: Candidates must be located near one of the six regional cancer centres in BC. The centre locations can be found here: https://lnkd.in/gk-HfS-e Scan the QR code on the poster to apply! #IndigenousHealth #CancerPrevention #IndigenousCareers #HealthPromotion #IndigenousCommunities #BCJobs #IndigenousEmployment #IndigenousWellness #HealthEquity #CancerAwareness #BCHiring #IndigenousJobs #IndigenousLeadership #CommunityHealth #PublicHealthCareers

🌟 Ready to level up your career in a city where opportunity meets lifestyle? BC Cancer is HIRING in Prince George, B.C. 🌲 Prince George, B.C. offers the perfect blend of affordability and opportunity. Home to University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), world-class outdoor recreation, and a thriving arts scene – all without the big city price tag. Discover a community where home ownership is affordable and you'll have immediate access to hiking trails, ski slopes, and pristine lakes. The best part? Your commute is under 15 minutes, leaving more time to enjoy what matters. Experience all four seasons with summer festivals, winter sports, spring fishing, and spectacular fall colors. Ready to join a community where you can truly work, play, and thrive? BC Cancer - Prince George is calling! 🏔️ https://lnkd.in/d3pFSAcR

Starting your week off right with another opportunity! Check out the QR code for more info on applying.

Happy Friday! To end your week off right, take a look at this opportunity as an RN with BC Women's Hospital! Scan the QR code and apply today.

We have some very exciting news! As always, email us with any questions or if you just want to chat [email protected]!

Incentive-eligible positions serving Indigenous populations or communities are prioritized. Putting these jobs first ultimately supports better health care for Indigenous peoples in B.C., through increased delivery and improved quality of programs and services. Putting Indigenous peoples’ health at the forefront through strategic hiring is one of the ways that PHSA is helping to eradicate Indigenous-specific racism across the province.

🌟 Join our amazing team at PHSA as a Social Worker, Indigenous Care in the Psychiatry Clinic at BC Children’s and Women’s Hospital & Health Centre! 🌿 This important role supports the Compass program, a province-wide initiative providing evidence-based care to children and youth (0-25) with mental health and substance use concerns. You’ll be working closely with community care providers across BC and the Yukon, delivering critical training and support while helping navigate the unique healthcare needs of Indigenous patients and communities. If you’re passionate about making a meaningful impact on Indigenous health and empowering youth, we’d love to hear from you! For more details and to apply, simply scan the QR code, visit our website, or reach out to us at [email protected]. #IndigenousCare #SocialWork #IndigenousHealth #MentalHealthCare #YouthMentalHealth #SubstanceUseSupport #HealthcareCareers #IndigenousTalent #PHSA #IndigenousRecruitment #BCJobs #IndigenousEmployment #CompassProgram #CommunityCare #HealthCareProfessionals #WorkWithPurpose #IndigenousSocialWork #MentalHealthAdvocacy #ChildrensHealth #InclusiveWorkplace #BCJobs #JoinOurTeam

Seeking a fulfilling health-care career in rural B.C.? PHSA is offering incentives up to $30,000 for allied health professionals to join BC Cancer! Featured Opportunities: • Radiation Therapist (BC Cancer) – Prince George, Full-Time • Clinical Dietitian (BC Cancer) – Prince George, Full-Time • Pharmacy Technician (BC Cancer) – Prince George, Part-Time • Mammography Technologist (BC Cancer) – Provincial, Part-Time Discover the possibilities and advance your career with us! Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gQ6N_yfY

Today PHSA recognizes #IndigenousVeteransDay. We honour with gratitude the many First Nations, Inuit and Métis who have served, are currently serving or have lost their lives in service. Indigenous people have a long and distinguished history in the Canadian armed forces and have served courageously both in Canada and overseas. Many overcame enormous challenges to enlist, including leaving their ancestral homes, adapting to cultural differences and facing oppression and racism. Some who previously were granted status had their identity changed through status removal as a condition of service. After their service, many Indigenous veterans did not receive the same resources and support as their non-Indigenous comrades. Land misappropriated from Indigenous peoples was offered to non-Indigenous veterans, and many Indigenous service members were not able to access full veterans’ benefits and supports. On this day, we honour and celebrate Indigenous veterans, who served courageously often without receiving the recognition and support they deserved. We remember and uplift those who lost their lives in service along with their families and communities. We also acknowledge the barriers, racism and harms many Indigenous veterans faced before, during and after their service.

So proud of my incredible colleagues and the work we do. I am learning so much and thankful to be apart of this amazing team!