Careers ● Iitssksinima’tsootsspisstsi

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

Health Care Aides are valued members of the health-care team and will provide essential and important daily living support and comfort to Clients by:

• Encouraging independence and self-care.
• Providing personal assistance and support for the Clients.  
• Providing appropriate and safe care to Clients.  

The Health Care Aide will report directly to the HCA Supervisor and interacts with Clients, family and employees with a positive and supportive manner.

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Certificate of an approved accredited Health Care Aide program. 
• Registration with the Alberta Health Care Aide Directory
• Class 4 Driver’s License and clean Driver’s Abstract
• Other certifications/competencies:
  • CPR certificate. 
  • First Aid certificate. 
  • Safe Food Handling certificate.
• Related health care experience.

SALARY RANGE: 

• In accordance with the Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc. Salary Grid.
  

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Until filled

Please forward a Cover Letter, Resume, Current Criminal Record Check including vulnerable sector, three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates:

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O: Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX: 403-737-3985
Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

Under the direction of the Stabilization Unit Team Lead and as a member of the multi-disciplinary team, provide support and assistance to the Shelter and Stabilization Unit Teams.

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Assist with medical assessments when requested on Stabilization and Shelter. 
• Cover floor areas for breaks and if staffing requirements are needed. 
• Assist with pharmacy orders, MAR transcription and checking.
• Take Vital Signs and complete medical assessments within the LPN scope of practice. 
• Complete medical procedures such as wound dressing changes and assessments as needed. 
• Liaison with health and service providers to Client/Guest(s) to, and give medical updates on care provided to Client/Guest(s) within the Shelter and Stabilization Unit.  
• Ensure documentation is completed as per BTDH Inc., Policies and Procedures. 
• Give report on Client/Guest(s) as needed to health and service providers as per BTDH Inc., Policies and procedures.  
• Assist NP and medical providers with procedures and understanding LWSSU processes and procedures. 
• Complete treatment medicals for guests with assistance from NP. 
• Provide assistance to HCA as a regulated provider. 
• Patient Treatments and Dressing changes per LPN scope of practice
• Administer medications and injections per LPN scope of Practice, Clinic Policy and Nursing Assessments, and Documentation is completed.
• May assist with clinical appointments and outreach under the direction of the NP. 
• May do clinical education as instructed by NP. Ie. Hand Hygiene education. 
• Ensure supplies are stocked and ordered as needed. Notify Coordinator is supplies need to be ordered. 
• Weekly inventory and ordering of supplies and monitor for expired supplies. 
• Specific ordering and supplies – go through supervisor
• Other duties and tasks BTDH Inc., or Coordinator requires within the scope of LPN
• Follow BTDH Inc., policies and procedures
• Follow LWSSU site specific policies and procedures. 
• Protect patient/BTDH Inc., confidentiality and privacy
• Attend meetings and Education sessions as necessary  
• Assist other staff as needed
• Assist with meal services and programming as needed. 
• Team player 
• Graduate of approved Practical Nurse program with current license.
• Current registration with College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Alberta
• Other certifications/competencies as required by registering body and as required by program/department.
• Current CPR certification, to be re-certified annually.
• Current Frist Aid certification, to be re-certified every three years.
• Minimum of three to five years of experience in related clinical area.
• Minimum of three years’ experience in nursing.
• Non-Violence Crisis Intervention Training Certificate (or be willing to complete). 
• Current basic and advanced foot care certification
• Shall be mature, flexible, pleasant and exercise a high degree of initiative and judgment.
• Must have necessary communication and interpersonal skills to provide effective interaction between all persons, including coworkers.
• Must act with integrity and treat all information regarding residents, physicians, staff and financial and operational status of the organization as confidential.
• Knowledge and roles of the multidisciplinary team members
• Ability to function independently and effectively in a multidisciplinary team.
• Application of proper body mechanic principles
• Ability to problem-solve and have critical thinking skills.
• Able to set priorities in the face of multiple demands.
• Assumes responsibility to maintain or improve personal health and well-being.
• Able to provide and receive constructive feedback
• Ability to function effectively in a dynamic environment.
• Able to sit, walk, transfer, lift, carry equipment and supplies.

SALARY RANGE: 

• As per Blood Tribe Department of Health Salary Grid.
  

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Until filled

Please forward a Cover Letter, resume, Current Criminal record Check including vulnerable sector, three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates: 

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O: Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX: 403-737-3985
Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

Under the direction of the Stabilization Unit Team Lead and as a member of the multi-disciplinary team, provide support and assistance to the Shelter and Stabilization Unit Teams.

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Assist with medical assessments when requested on Stabilization and Shelter. 
• Cover floor areas for breaks and if staffing requirements are needed. 
• Assist with pharmacy orders, MAR transcription and checking.
• Take Vital Signs and complete medical assessments within the LPN scope of practice. 
• Complete medical procedures such as wound dressing changes and assessments as needed. 
• Liaison with health and service providers to Client/Guest(s) to, and give medical updates on care provided to Client/Guest(s) within the Shelter and Stabilization Unit.  
• Ensure documentation is completed as per BTDH Inc., Policies and Procedures. 
• Give report on Client/Guest(s) as needed to health and service providers as per BTDH Inc., Policies and procedures.  
• Assist NP and medical providers with procedures and understanding LWSSU processes and procedures. 
• Complete treatment medicals for guests with assistance from NP. 
• Provide assistance to HCA as a regulated provider. 
• Patient Treatments and Dressing changes per LPN scope of practice
• Administer medications and injections per LPN scope of Practice, Clinic Policy and Nursing Assessments, and Documentation is completed.
• May assist with clinical appointments and outreach under the direction of the NP. 
• May do clinical education as instructed by NP. Ie. Hand Hygiene education. 
• Ensure supplies are stocked and ordered as needed. Notify Coordinator is supplies need to be ordered. 
• Weekly inventory and ordering of supplies and monitor for expired supplies. 
• Specific ordering and supplies – go through supervisor
• Other duties and tasks BTDH Inc., or Coordinator requires within the scope of LPN
• Follow BTDH Inc., policies and procedures
• Follow LWSSU site specific policies and procedures. 
• Protect patient/BTDH Inc., confidentiality and privacy
• Attend meetings and Education sessions as necessary  
• Assist other staff as needed
• Assist with meal services and programming as needed. 
• Team player 
• Graduate of approved Practical Nurse program with current license.
• Current registration with College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Alberta
• Other certifications/competencies as required by registering body and as required by program/department.
• Current CPR certification, to be re-certified annually.
• Current Frist Aid certification, to be re-certified every three years.
• Minimum of three to five years of experience in related clinical area.
• Minimum of three years’ experience in nursing.
• Non-Violence Crisis Intervention Training Certificate (or be willing to complete). 
• Current basic and advanced foot care certification
• Shall be mature, flexible, pleasant and exercise a high degree of initiative and judgment.
• Must have necessary communication and interpersonal skills to provide effective interaction between all persons, including coworkers.
• Must act with integrity and treat all information regarding residents, physicians, staff and financial and operational status of the organization as confidential.
• Knowledge and roles of the multidisciplinary team members
• Ability to function independently and effectively in a multidisciplinary team.
• Application of proper body mechanic principles
• Ability to problem-solve and have critical thinking skills.
• Able to set priorities in the face of multiple demands.
• Assumes responsibility to maintain or improve personal health and well-being.
• Able to provide and receive constructive feedback
• Ability to function effectively in a dynamic environment.
• Able to sit, walk, transfer, lift, carry equipment and supplies.

SALARY RANGE: 

• As per Blood Tribe Department of Health Salary Grid.
  

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Until Filled

Please forward a Cover Letter, resume, Current Criminal record Check including vulnerable sector, three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates: 

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O: Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX: 403-737-3985
Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

The Health Care Aide is responsible for providing essential and important daily living support to Stabilization clients by providing appropriate and safe care as well as personal assistance and support; and encouraging independence and self-care.  The Health Care Aide is also responsible for providing support to the interdisciplinary team and provides respectful and culturally-safe services in a safe and supportive environment. This position may include working days, evenings and nights.

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Performs personal care for Stabilization clients on a case-by-case basis (i.e., pediculosis assessment). 
• Records accurate and complete information in the Client record following the charting forms and policies of Blood Tribe Department of Health, Inc. and other legal requirements. 
• Observes and notes any changes to Clients’ condition/status.
• Provides skilled care to Clients according to practice standards by Blood Tribe Department of Health, Inc. policies and procedures.
• Assist Clients with the provision of personal care:
• Medication assistance as per MAP guidelines and policies under a regulated health care provider.
• Hygiene and grooming (i.e., Pediculosis assessment). 
• Skin care
• Apply non-prescription lotion/creams
• Apply prescription lotions/creams based on Supervisor’s approval.
• May apply simple non-medicated dressings to cover a wound until further assessment can be conducted by a regulated health care provider. 
• May assist with simple dressings or complete simple dressings under the direction of a regulated health care provider as per regulated provider recommendations. 
• Communicates and reports updated and current Client status to Stabilization Unit Coordinator and Clinician.
• Provides support for nurses and other health care providers (NP, Pharmacy, Nurse, Physician) with:
• Cleaning equipment (BP cuff, BGM monitor, medical work areas)
• Taking and recording vital signs and assisting with simple wound care under the direction or supervision of a regulated health care provider (Nurse, Nurse Practitioner, Pharmacist, Physician). 
• Reports concerns for safety risks and hazards to Stabilization Coordinator and Clinician.
• Observes Client condition and report changes.
• Utilizes critical thinking, problem solving and decision-making skills.
• Applies proper body mechanic principles
• Able to sit, walk, transfer, lift, carry equipment and supplies.
• Able to transfer guests (one/two-person, mechanical lift)
• Able to position guests (bed, chair, wheelchair, etc.)
• Cooperates and participates in joint projects.
• Promotes a health/safe environment for the Clients, families and employees.
• Confers with and shares information with multidisciplinary health care team to ensure continuum of care.
• Works within scope of practice for Medication Assistance Program (MAP) guidelines and regulations. 
• Participate in the process that will seek Clients and family input and feedback with respect to quality services.
• Performs cleaning tasks as required, including sweeping and mopping, sanitizing commonly touched areas, gathering garbage and garbage-removal, and gathering towels, clothing, etc.
• Performs other duties as requested, including but not limited to assisting on the Shelter side, completing wellness intake forms if wellness monitor not available, or leading programming for Stabilization Clients or Shelter Guests, if short staffed
• Stabilization staff are consistently faced with complex situations; therefore, Health Care Aides are required to troubleshoot where needed and/or consult with the Stabilization Coordinator and Clinician if unable to do so. This also requires incident reports if the situation involves overdose and/or any involvement with emergency services. This must be done in accordance with Lethbridge Wellness Shelter and Stabilization Centre Policies & Procedures.
• Acts with integrity and treats all information regarding guests, staff, visitors, service providers and financial and operational status of the organization as confidential.
• Participates in the maintenance of a quality improvement environment by adhering to:
  1. Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc quality improvement initiatives.
  2. Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc. policies and procedures
• Greets all individuals including Clients, visitors, service providers and employees in a professional manner respectfully.
• Presents a positive and professional image of the organization to all visitors, suppliers, service providers inquiries and other interactions.
• Attends team meetings and scheduled in-services.
• Attends professional meetings, conferences and workshops to maintain knowledge base and skills, as the department resources permit.
• Performs other duties as required.
• Certificate from an approved accredited Health Care Aide program. 
• Current registration with the Alberta Health Care Aide Directory.
• Current Class 4 Driver’s License and clean Driver’s Abstract
• Other certifications/competencies as required by the Organization.
• Current CPR certification, to be re-certified annually.
• Current First Aid certification, to be re-certified every three years.
• Safe food handling certificate
• Have necessary communication and interpersonal skills to provide effective interaction between all persons, including coworkers.
• Have effective organizational skills.
• Have time management skills.
• Ability to:
• Work within a multidisciplinary team environment. 
• Function independently and effectively in a dynamic environment
• Set priorities in the face of multiple demands.
• Assume responsibility to maintain or improve personal health and well-being.
• Able to provide and receive constructive feedback.

SALARY RANGE: 

• As per Blood Tribe Department of Health Salary Grid.
  

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Until filled

Please forward a Cover Letter, resume, Current Criminal record Check including vulnerable sector, three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates: 

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O: Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX: 403-737-3985
Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

Under the direction of the Stabilization Unit Team Lead and as a member of the multi-disciplinary team, provide support and assistance to the Shelter and Stabilization Unit Teams.

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Assist with medical assessments when requested on Stabilization and Shelter. 
• Cover floor areas for breaks and if staffing requirements are needed. 
• Assist with pharmacy orders, MAR transcription and checking.
• Take Vital Signs and complete medical assessments within the LPN scope of practice. 
• Complete medical procedures such as wound dressing changes and assessments as needed. 
• Liaison with health and service providers to Client/Guest(s) to, and give medical updates on care provided to Client/Guest(s) within the Shelter and Stabilization Unit.  
• Ensure documentation is completed as per BTDH Inc., Policies and Procedures. 
• Give report on Client/Guest(s) as needed to health and service providers as per BTDH Inc., Policies and procedures.  
• Assist NP and medical providers with procedures and understanding LWSSU processes and procedures. 
• Complete treatment medicals for guests with assistance from NP. 
• Provide assistance to HCA as a regulated provider. 
• Patient Treatments and Dressing changes per LPN scope of practice
• Administer medications and injections per LPN scope of Practice, Clinic Policy and Nursing Assessments, and Documentation is completed.
• May assist with clinical appointments and outreach under the direction of the NP. 
• May do clinical education as instructed by NP. Ie. Hand Hygiene education. 
• Ensure supplies are stocked and ordered as needed. Notify Coordinator is supplies need to be ordered. 
• Weekly inventory and ordering of supplies and monitor for expired supplies. 
• Specific ordering and supplies – go through supervisor
• Other duties and tasks BTDH Inc., or Coordinator requires within the scope of LPN
• Follow BTDH Inc., policies and procedures
• Follow LWSSU site specific policies and procedures. 
• Protect patient/BTDH Inc., confidentiality and privacy
• Attend meetings and Education sessions as necessary  
• Assist other staff as needed
• Assist with meal services and programming as needed. 
• Team player 
• Graduate of approved Practical Nurse program with current license.
• Current registration with College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Alberta
• Other certifications/competencies as required by registering body and as required by program/department.
• Current CPR certification, to be re-certified annually.
• Current Frist Aid certification, to be re-certified every three years.
• Minimum of three to five years of experience in related clinical area.
• Minimum of three years’ experience in nursing.
• Non-Violence Crisis Intervention Training Certificate (or be willing to complete). 
• Current basic and advanced foot care certification
• Shall be mature, flexible, pleasant and exercise a high degree of initiative and judgment.
• Must have necessary communication and interpersonal skills to provide effective interaction between all persons, including coworkers.
• Must act with integrity and treat all information regarding residents, physicians, staff and financial and operational status of the organization as confidential.
• Knowledge and roles of the multidisciplinary team members
• Ability to function independently and effectively in a multidisciplinary team.
• Application of proper body mechanic principles
• Ability to problem-solve and have critical thinking skills.
• Able to set priorities in the face of multiple demands.
• Assumes responsibility to maintain or improve personal health and well-being.
• Able to provide and receive constructive feedback
• Ability to function effectively in a dynamic environment.
• Able to sit, walk, transfer, lift, carry equipment and supplies.

SALARY RANGE: 

• Salary Grid as established by BTDH.
  

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Until Suitable Candidate Found

Please forward a Cover Letter, Resume, Current Criminal Record Check including vulnerable sector, Three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates:

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O: Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX: 403-737-3985
Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

Under the direction of the Stabilization Unit Team Lead and as a member of the multi-disciplinary team, provide support and assistance to the Shelter and Stabilization Unit Teams.

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Assist with medical assessments when requested on Stabilization and Shelter. 
• Cover floor areas for breaks and if staffing requirements are needed. 
• Assist with pharmacy orders, MAR transcription and checking.
• Take Vital Signs and complete medical assessments within the LPN scope of practice. 
• Complete medical procedures such as wound dressing changes and assessments as needed. 
• Liaison with health and service providers to Client/Guest(s) to, and give medical updates on care provided to Client/Guest(s) within the Shelter and Stabilization Unit.  
• Ensure documentation is completed as per BTDH Inc., Policies and Procedures. 
• Give report on Client/Guest(s) as needed to health and service providers as per BTDH Inc., Policies and procedures.  
• Assist NP and medical providers with procedures and understanding LWSSU processes and procedures. 
• Complete treatment medicals for guests with assistance from NP. 
• Provide assistance to HCA as a regulated provider. 
• Patient Treatments and Dressing changes per LPN scope of practice
• Administer medications and injections per LPN scope of Practice, Clinic Policy and Nursing Assessments, and Documentation is completed.
• May assist with clinical appointments and outreach under the direction of the NP. 
• May do clinical education as instructed by NP. Ie. Hand Hygiene education. 
• Ensure supplies are stocked and ordered as needed. Notify Coordinator is supplies need to be ordered. 
• Weekly inventory and ordering of supplies and monitor for expired supplies. 
• Specific ordering and supplies – go through supervisor
• Other duties and tasks BTDH Inc., or Coordinator requires within the scope of LPN
• Follow BTDH Inc., policies and procedures
• Follow LWSSU site specific policies and procedures. 
• Protect patient/BTDH Inc., confidentiality and privacy
• Attend meetings and Education sessions as necessary  
• Assist other staff as needed
• Assist with meal services and programming as needed. 
• Team player 
• Graduate of approved Practical Nurse program with current license.
• Current registration with College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Alberta
• Other certifications/competencies as required by registering body and as required by program/department.
• Current CPR certification, to be re-certified annually.
• Current Frist Aid certification, to be re-certified every three years.
• Minimum of three to five years of experience in related clinical area.
• Minimum of three years’ experience in nursing.
• Non-Violence Crisis Intervention Training Certificate (or be willing to complete). 
• Current basic and advanced foot care certification
• Shall be mature, flexible, pleasant and exercise a high degree of initiative and judgment.
• Must have necessary communication and interpersonal skills to provide effective interaction between all persons, including coworkers.
• Must act with integrity and treat all information regarding residents, physicians, staff and financial and operational status of the organization as confidential.
• Knowledge and roles of the multidisciplinary team members
• Ability to function independently and effectively in a multidisciplinary team.
• Application of proper body mechanic principles
• Ability to problem-solve and have critical thinking skills.
• Able to set priorities in the face of multiple demands.
• Assumes responsibility to maintain or improve personal health and well-being.
• Able to provide and receive constructive feedback
• Ability to function effectively in a dynamic environment.
• Able to sit, walk, transfer, lift, carry equipment and supplies.

SALARY RANGE: 

• As per Blood Tribe Department of Health Salary Grid.
  

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Until filled

Please forward a Cover Letter, resume, Current Criminal record Check including vulnerable sector, three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates: 

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O: Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX: 403-737-3985
Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

The Health Care Aide is responsible for providing essential and important daily living support to Stabilization clients by providing appropriate and safe care as well as personal assistance and support; and encouraging independence and self-care.  The Health Care Aide is also responsible for providing support to the interdisciplinary team and provides respectful and culturally-safe services in a safe and supportive environment. This position may include working days, evenings and nights.

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Performs personal care for Stabilization clients on a case-by-case basis (i.e., pediculosis assessment). 
• Records accurate and complete information in the Client record following the charting forms and policies of Blood Tribe Department of Health, Inc. and other legal requirements. 
• Observes and notes any changes to Clients’ condition/status.
• Provides skilled care to Clients according to practice standards by Blood Tribe Department of Health, Inc. policies and procedures.
• Assist Clients with the provision of personal care:
• Medication assistance as per MAP guidelines and policies under a regulated health care provider.
• Hygiene and grooming (i.e., Pediculosis assessment). 
• Skin care
• Apply non-prescription lotion/creams
• Apply prescription lotions/creams based on Supervisor’s approval.
• May apply simple non-medicated dressings to cover a wound until further assessment can be conducted by a regulated health care provider. 
• May assist with simple dressings or complete simple dressings under the direction of a regulated health care provider as per regulated provider recommendations. 
• Communicates and reports updated and current Client status to Stabilization Unit Coordinator and Clinician.
• Provides support for nurses and other health care providers (NP, Pharmacy, Nurse, Physician) with:
• Cleaning equipment (BP cuff, BGM monitor, medical work areas)
• Taking and recording vital signs and assisting with simple wound care under the direction or supervision of a regulated health care provider (Nurse, Nurse Practitioner, Pharmacist, Physician). 
• Reports concerns for safety risks and hazards to Stabilization Coordinator and Clinician.
• Observes Client condition and report changes.
• Utilizes critical thinking, problem solving and decision-making skills.
• Applies proper body mechanic principles
• Able to sit, walk, transfer, lift, carry equipment and supplies.
• Able to transfer guests (one/two-person, mechanical lift)
• Able to position guests (bed, chair, wheelchair, etc.)
• Cooperates and participates in joint projects.
• Promotes a health/safe environment for the Clients, families and employees.
• Confers with and shares information with multidisciplinary health care team to ensure continuum of care.
• Works within scope of practice for Medication Assistance Program (MAP) guidelines and regulations. 
• Participate in the process that will seek Clients and family input and feedback with respect to quality services.
• Performs cleaning tasks as required, including sweeping and mopping, sanitizing commonly touched areas, gathering garbage and garbage-removal, and gathering towels, clothing, etc.
• Performs other duties as requested, including but not limited to assisting on the Shelter side, completing wellness intake forms if wellness monitor not available, or leading programming for Stabilization Clients or Shelter Guests, if short staffed
• Stabilization staff are consistently faced with complex situations; therefore, Health Care Aides are required to troubleshoot where needed and/or consult with the Stabilization Coordinator and Clinician if unable to do so. This also requires incident reports if the situation involves overdose and/or any involvement with emergency services. This must be done in accordance with Lethbridge Wellness Shelter and Stabilization Centre Policies & Procedures.
• Acts with integrity and treats all information regarding guests, staff, visitors, service providers and financial and operational status of the organization as confidential.
• Participates in the maintenance of a quality improvement environment by adhering to:
  1. Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc quality improvement initiatives.
  2. Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc. policies and procedures
• Greets all individuals including Clients, visitors, service providers and employees in a professional manner respectfully.
• Presents a positive and professional image of the organization to all visitors, suppliers, service providers inquiries and other interactions.
• Attends team meetings and scheduled in-services.
• Attends professional meetings, conferences and workshops to maintain knowledge base and skills, as the department resources permit.
• Performs other duties as required.
• Certificate from an approved accredited Health Care Aide program. 
• Current registration with the Alberta Health Care Aide Directory.
• Current Class 4 Driver’s License and clean Driver’s Abstract
• Other certifications/competencies as required by the Organization.
• Current CPR certification, to be re-certified annually.
• Current First Aid certification, to be re-certified every three years.
• Safe food handling certificate
• Have necessary communication and interpersonal skills to provide effective interaction between all persons, including coworkers.
• Have effective organizational skills.
• Have time management skills.
• Ability to:
• Work within a multidisciplinary team environment. 
• Function independently and effectively in a dynamic environment
• Set priorities in the face of multiple demands.
• Assume responsibility to maintain or improve personal health and well-being.
• Able to provide and receive constructive feedback.

SALARY RANGE: 

• As per Blood Tribe Department of Health Salary Grid.
  

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Until filled

Please forward a Cover Letter, resume, Current Criminal record Check including vulnerable sector, three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates: 

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O: Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX: 403-737-3985
Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

The Healthcare Aide (HCA) provides supportive care to individuals undergoing addiction treatment. Working as part of a multidisciplinary team, the HCA assists clients with daily living activities, promotes a safe and supportive environment, and contributes to the overall well-being and recovery of clients through compassionate, person-centered care.

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Completion of a recognized Healthcare Aide (HCA) program and registered in Alberta.
• Previous experience working in addiction treatment, community care, or supportive living settings is preferred.
• Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build rapport with individuals from diverse backgrounds.
• Compassionate, respectful, and non-judgmental approach to caring for the residents.
• Ability to recognize changes in client behavior and communicate effectively with team members.
• Demonstrated ability to maintain professional boundaries and confidentiality.
• Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team in a dynamic environment
• CPR/First Aid certification, or willingness to obtain.

SALARY RANGE: 

• Salary Grid as established by BTDH.
  

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Until Suitable Candidate Found

Please forward a Cover Letter, Resume, Current Criminal Record Check including vulnerable sector, Three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates:

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O: Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX: 403-737-3985
Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

The Administrative Assistant provides day-to-day administrative and operational support to ensure the smooth functioning of the Recovery Community. This role focuses on organization, communication, and basic administrative and clerical support.

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Educational Background:
• Experience Background:
  • 1–2 years of administrative or office support experience (or relevant)
• Strong organizational and multitasking abilities.
• Strong time-management skills.
• Excellent phone manners and interpersonal communication skills.
• Ability to interact effectively with clients, employees, and community members.
• Proficiency in using standard office software (e.g., Microsoft Office, PowerPoint and Excel).
• Comfortable learning and adapting to new technologies.
• Attention to detail and accuracy in data entry and record-keeping.
• Willingness to assist in various tasks and areas around the Recovery Community.
• Adaptability in a dynamic and evolving work environment.

SALARY RANGE: 

• Salary Grid as established by BTDH.
  

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Until Suitable Candidate Found

Please forward a Cover Letter, Resume, Current Criminal Record Check including vulnerable sector, Three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates:

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O: Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX: 403-737-3985
Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

The Cook is responsible to provide healthy, nutritious meals to patients residing in the Pre-Treatment.  The cook will create the menu, help with ordering food, and ensure the kitchen runs smoothly and effectively. The cook will keep track of kitchen inventory and promote food safety. Maintain cleanliness and order, and ensure their workplace is compliant with Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc. safety standards. 

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Graduate of secondary school.
• Graduate of other related field courses.
• Completion of Safe Food Handling course.
• Minimum of one years’ experience in related field.

SALARY RANGE: 

• In accordance with BTDH salary grid.
  

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Until Suitable Candidate Found

Please forward a Cover Letter, Resume, Current Criminal Record Check including vulnerable sector, three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates:

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O: Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX: 403-737-3985
Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

 The Harm Reduction Mobile Health Unit focuses on those at risk that have been affected by the opioid crisis. As a member of a team, the RN is responsible to perform comprehensive assessments, wound interventions, pre and postnatal care to high risk mothers and infants, referral, and evaluation of client care across the continuum of health care services. 

The Registered Nurse will provide nursing care by applying nursing practice standards set by the College & Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta (CARNA). The Registered Nurse will also be responsible to contribute to quality collaborative inter professional patient care through advanced clinical practices, consultations, referrals, education and research. 

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Graduate of an approved school of nursing.
• Current registration with College & Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta.
• Computer literacy skills and familiar with CHIP, Net Care, etc.
• Harm Reduction experience required
• Knowledge of Sexually Transmitted Blood Borne Infections
• Minimum of three years’ experience in nursing.
• Class 4 driver’s license.
• CPR certification, First Aid certification TDG certification

SALARY RANGE: 

• In accordance with United Nurses of Alberta – Collective Agreement salary grid Local #416. 
  

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Ongoing until position is filled 

Please forward a Cover Letter, Resume, Current Criminal Record Check including vulnerable sector, Three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates: 

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O: Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

The Facilities Support and Security Worker is responsible for overseeing the operation and maintenance of the facility while leading the Work as Therapy program as well. This role ensures that the Recovery Community remains a safe, well-maintained environment while providing clients with meaningful work-based activities that support their healing and personal growth while living at the Recovery Facility. The Facilities Support and Security Worker will also help supervises maintenance staff, contractors, and Work as Therapy staff/clients, ensuring alignment with therapeutic and organizational goals. The Facilities Support and Security Worker will collaborate with other departments to integrate program activities into the broader recovery plan for clients.

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Experience in facilities support, security, maintenance, custodial services, or similar role (asset).
• Knowledge of building safety, basic maintenance, and safe work practices.
• Experience working in human services, healthcare, shelters, treatment centres, or community environments (asset).
• Strong awareness of safety, boundaries, and professional conduct.
• Ability to remain calm and grounded in high-stress or unpredictable situations.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Physically able to perform duties such as walking the facility, standing for extended periods, and light lifting.
• Valid First Aid and CPR (or willingness to obtain).
• WHMIS certification (or willingness to obtain).
• Commitment to the mission and values of the Blood Tribe Iitakamotsiipiohsopi Recovery Community and respect for Indigenous culture and healing approaches.
• CPR/First Aid certification, or willingness to obtain.

SALARY RANGE: 

• Salary Grid as established by BTDH.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Until multiple individuals are selected.

Please forward a Cover Letter, Resume, Current Criminal Record Check including vulnerable sector, Three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates:

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O: Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX: 403-737-3985
Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

Under the direction of the Fire Chief or designate of the Blood Tribe Emergency Services, you are accountable to deliver fire suppression, prevention, respond to dangerous incidents, and medical calls as First Responders. The Fire Fighter is also responsible for operating and maintaining firefighting equipment, including vehicles, hoses, and the fire station. 

PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES 

• Valid CPR health care provider, and all qualifications that meet the requirements of the Health Professions Act and Regulations.
• Must have a minimum of grade 12 diploma or equivalent. 
• Must hold a valid Class 5 Alberta Operator’s license 
• Knowledge of the Blood Tribe culture and language an asset
• Extensive knowledge of the operation of all apparatus, equipment and methods used in combating, extinguishing and preventing fires and in rescue work. 
• Extensive knowledge of emergency medical care, safety practices, ambulance operations, and necessary actions for responses to leaks and spills of hazardous materials.
• Knowledge of rules and regulations of the fire service, and applicable provincial legislation. 
• Knowledge of maintenance of service equipment and facilities. 
• Knowledge of building construction, wiring, hydraulics and the geography of the Blood Tribe. 
• Agility and strength to perform prolonged and arduous work under adverse conditions. 
• Ability to understand and follow oral and written instructions. 
• Skill in the operation of all firefighting, rescue, and medical equipment.

SALARY RANGE: 

• In accordance with the BTDH Salary Grid.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: May 29, 2026

Please forward a Letter of Application, Resume, Drivers Abstract, Current Criminal Record Check-including vulnerable sector, and three (3) updated references to:

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.

c/o: Human Resources

P.O. Box 229

STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0

Phone: 737-8408

FAX: 403-737-3985

Email: recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED

FTE: 3 - 1.0 FTE 
PROGRAM: Lethbridge Wellness Shelter and Stabilization Unit
REPORTING TO: Coordinator

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

The Outreach/Security is responsible for providing outreach support to build rapport with unsheltered individuals, de-escalating and support during mental health or substance-related emergencies, helping clients in navigating social services and data documentation.

PROFESSIONAL & PERSONAL QUALITIES:

• Education in Addictions and Mental Health, or other related is considered an asset. 
• 2 to 3 years experience in a high risk environment: health care, low income, homeless shelters, etc.
• Personal experience in recovery from addiction challenge(s), and ability to draw upon
  wellness and recovery in providing intentional peer support (asset).
• Minimum 1 year experience in a Security Guard position (preferred)
• Valid Alberta security License (preferred/ training may be provided)
• Valid First Aid Certification (preferred/ training may be provided)
• Naloxone/Narcan Training
• NVCI (Non-Violent Crisis Intervention) Certification
• Familiarity with community resources; such as addiction, mental health, income assistance, housing assistance and harm reduction.
• Profiecency in applying trauma-informed principles to every interaction.
• Sensitivity to the diverse backgrounds and systematic barriers affecting our client base.
• Energetic and self-directed, with effective time management and organizational skills including the ability to deal with several priorities at the same time
• Excellent verbal and written communication, organizational skills and the ability to maintain detailed and accurate record
• Resiliency and stress tolerance and the ability to maintain composure, remain calm and focused when dealing with a high volume of volatile and stressful situations and unpredictable outdoor enviorments.
• The ability to make sound rational decisions based on information provided and employ critical thinking where information may not be clear.
• Strong strategically-focused analytical skills, good common sense; and capacity to provide leadership
• Well-developed interpersonal, conflict resolution and negotiating skills
• High morals, ethics and integrity.
• Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to improve projects, programs and processes

SALARY RANGE:

• As per BTDH Salary Grid.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Ongoing until filled.

Please forward a Cover Letter, Resume, Current Criminal Record Check including vulnerable sector, Three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates and Credentials:

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O:  Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX :  403-737-3985
E-mail : recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

FTE: 1.0
PROGRAM: Blood Tribe Iitakamotsiipiohsopi Recovery Community
REPORTING TO: Program Manager

SUMMARY OF WORK:  

Licensed Practical Nurse is responsible for providing high-quality nursing care to individuals undergoing addiction treatment. Working as part of a multidisciplinary team, the LPN will contribute to the overall well-being and recovery of our clients by administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and providing compassionate support.

PROFESSIONAL & PERSONAL QUALITIES:

• Graduation from an accredited LPN program and current license with the College for Alberta's Licensed Practical Nurses (CLHA) as a Licensed Practical Nurse.
• Previous experience working in addiction treatment or behavioral health settings is preferred but not required.
• Strong clinical assessment skills and ability to recognize signs and symptoms of substance use disorders, withdrawal syndromes, and co-occurring mental health conditions.
• Compassionate and nonjudgmental approach to caring for individuals with substance abuse disorders. 
• Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds.
• Demonstrated ability to handle sensitive situations with compassion and confidentiality.

SALARY RANGE:

• Salary Grid as established by BTDH.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: Ongoing until filled.

Please forward a Cover Letter, Resume, Current Criminal Record Check including vulnerable sector, Three (3) updated references, Copy of Certificates:

Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc.
C/O:  Human Resources
P.O. Box 229
STANDOFF, AB T0L 1Y0
Phone: 403-737-3888
FAX :  403-737-3985
E-mail : recruitment@btdh.ca

INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.