Wasauksing First Nation

Wasauksing First Nation is accepting applications for a Nurse Practitioner. Under administrative direction and within the scope of practice a Nurse Practitioner, they are  responsible for the provision of primary healthcare and supervision of the nursing staff within the clinic.  The Nurse Practitioner assesses and diagnoses client health for acute illnesses; supports clients to manage chronic illnesses; ensures referral if needed for all unattached clients.  The Nurse Practitioner works with the client; other practitioners and the community to promote healthy lifestyles and disease prevention.  The Nurse Practitioner collaborates and consults with members of an interdisciplinary team to address issues experienced by clients and within the community, and situations that are outside their scope of practice or exceed their knowledge and/or skill.  The Nurse Practitioner’s practice is guided by the College of Nurses, Standards of Nursing Practice (NP), and the Registered Health Professions Act.  

Position Summary: 

Wasauksing First Nation is accepting applications for a Teacher. The Classroom Teacher 

is responsible for providing an educational, supportive and holistic atmosphere where 

students have the opportunity to fulfill their potential for intellectual, emotional, 

physical, and spiritual growth. This person is responsible for organizing and 

implementing an instructional program in accordance with Wasauksing First Nation and 

Ontario curriculum policies that will result in students achieving lifelong success and a 

strong cultural identity.

Position Summary: 

Wasauksing First Nation is accepting applications for On-Call Social Navigator & Intake 

worker (Weekend Shifts Days, Evenings, Nights, Weekday). We are looking for 

compassionate, caring and self-driven individuals to join shelter team. Under the direct 

supervision of the Housing Manager, the Social Navigator provides non-judgmental 

support, attends the 24 hour intake line, advocacy and resource information to 

potential on and off reserve Indigenous residents and shelter guests overnight. They act 

as the first point of contact for men and women and children, welcoming new and 

returning users of the emergency domestic violence/intimate partner violence shelter, 

providing a calm process of shelter intake procedures, immediate crisis counselling and 

referrals to other supportive social services as necessary.