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Brief Overview:
The Metis Nation Saskatchewan (MN-S) is the government that represents Metis citizens in
Saskatchewan, and MN-S Ministry of Health is responsible for improving the health and well-being of Metis citizens in Saskatchewan. The Ministry of Health does this through program development and operation, research and data partnerships, and the development of a Metis Health and Well-being Strategy. MN-S Department of Health requires a Mental Health Navigator to work independently and collaboratively to support Metis citizens throughout the homeland who are seeking mental health or substance use services and supports. The Metis Mental Health Navigator will work to connect children, youth and their families to the most appropriate service provider and liaise with other parts of the health care system within the Province.
Key Responsibilities:
Connect Saskatchewan Metis citizens including children, youth and their families to mental health and substance use services and support
Identify mental health and substance use professional and supportive services in Saskatchewan and keep an up-to-date directory and resource list
Liaise with other MN-S mental health services and supports on cases, including the Metis Mental Health and Addictions program
Ensure client confidentiality and protection in all aspects of the work
Network and build strong collaborations and partnerships with appropriate organizations, agencies, and service providers across the homeland, including with Saskatchewan Health Authority
Work collaboratively with MN-S Ministry of Health Staff to identify gaps or needs in mental health and substance use services and work towards developing solutions to fulfill them.
Implement annual work plans and activity reports
Keep up-to-date records
For full job description please access the link below:
https://metisnationsk.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Job-Description-Mental-Health-Navigator.pdf