Eyagoya˺dagen:ha˺ - Helping the People
Ohsweken, Ontario
Established in 1992, Grand River Employment and Training (GREAT) is a non-profit organization providing employment and training supports to Six Nations band members regardless of their residency. GREAT is recognized by the Six Nations community, and both Six Nations Elected and Confederacy Councils as the Aboriginal Skills and Employment Agreement Holder for employment and training programs for Six Nations. Located in the heart of Ohsweken, ON, GREAT operates out of a 45,100 square foot building, consisting of four wings each representing a longhouse and the manner that Haudenosaunee villages were once structured. GREAT is primarily funded through Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC), Employment Ontario (EO), and Indigenous Services Canada (ISC). Over the years, GREAT has worked alongside many government community services organizations, municipalities, colleges, sector councils, and Indigenous and non-Indigenous employers to create optimal job opportunities for the community.
On-site · Ohsweken
The Chief of Paramedic Services assists the Director in managing statutory, advisory, and operational duties for Six Nations Paramedic Services. This role involves overseeing human, physical, and financial resources while ensuring compliance with the Ambulance Act and relevant legislation.
On-site · Ohsweken
The Registered Nurse provides safe, competent nursing care to residents and supervises RPNs and PSWs. They are responsible for planning, directing, and coordinating unit activities while collaborating with the healthcare team and attending physicians.
On-site · Ohsweken
The Registered Nurse provides safe, competent nursing care to residents while supervising RPNs and PSWs. They are responsible for planning, directing, and coordinating unit activities and collaborating with the health care team to ensure quality resident outcomes.
On-site · Ohsweken
The Occupational Therapist will conduct clinical assessments and provide interventions to improve the occupational performance and quality of life for individuals in the Six Nations community. They will also collaborate with healthcare teams, manage clinical caseloads, and supervise support personnel in accordance with professional standards.