health program operations manager

Title posted on CivicJobs.ca - Health Manager

Posted onAugust 13, 2025 by Employer details Esquimalt Nation

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health program operations manager

Title posted on CivicJobs.ca - Health Manager

Posted onAugust 13, 2025 by Employer details Esquimalt Nation

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Job detailsEsquimalt NationHealth ManagerRate of pay: $42.73 - 54.93 per hourSchedule: Regular full-time hours are 32 - Monday to Thursday, 8 hours per day including a one-hour paid lunch break. Option to work up to 40 hours per week including Fridays.Important notes: The successful candidate will be required to provide an acceptable Vulnerable Sector Criminal Record Check as a condition of employment.Position SummaryReporting to the Health Director, this position plays a key role in delivering health and wellness programs that promote the physical, mental, and cultural well-being of the Esquimalt Nation community. This role is an active community position which involves a high degree of hands-on care, training and coaching, community outreach and building partnerships with clients and caregivers in the community.This position is responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing health and wellness programs that are culturally appropriate and responsive to the unique needs of the Nation, honouring its traditions and values. The Health Manager leads a team of health professionals, coordinates community engagement efforts, and manages member benefits administration. Additionally, the Health Manager acts as the Health Director during absences and contributes to the strategic direction and success of health services as a member of the Management Team.Primary ResponsibilitiesManagement Provides day-to-day leadership to health staff and contractors, including all aspects of human resources management. This would include describing work, recruitment, learning and development planning, career planning, coaching, mentoring, sharing of knowledge, capacity building, and performance management, etc. Manages budgets as assigned by the Health Director. Fosters a cooperative and collaborative working environment through team activities, personal leadership and professional incentives, including the management and resolution of conflicts. Supports the Health Director to seek out diverse funding sources to sustain health and wellness programs, including grants and funding opportunities. Plans, implements, and evaluates community health and wellness programs by involving community members.Community Engagement Engages with community members to understand their health needs and priorities, ensuring programs are community-driven and accessible. Consults with community members regularly to evaluate the effectiveness of health and wellness initiatives. Builds and maintains positive relationships with leaders, Elders, youth, and families to foster a holistic approach to health and wellness.Community Health Planning Leads the planning and implementation of community health initiatives, identifying priorities such as wellness, homecare, and elder support. Develops, implements, and evaluates community health and wellness plans, addressing current and emerging needs with input from the community and health professionals.Partnerships and Collaboration Anticipates, builds, and nurtures collaborative and respectful working relationships with First Nations in BC, health and wellness partners, and government agencies: utilizes these relationships as an avenue to assist the community in achieving its health and wellness goals and objectives. Respects cultural protocols and acknowledges and embraces the diversity of knowledge systems. Serves as a liaison, connector and convener between the community and its health system partners.Communications Advises Nation administration leadership on enhancing health and wellness programs to support self-determination. Supports the Health Director in collaborating and partnering with the FNHDA, FNHA, FNHC, Regional Health Authorities, and Nation Assemblies to build effective partnerships that will improve the health and wellness of the community they serve by being an active member at applicable meetings. Collaborates with health system partners to identify and address community health and wellness opportunities and challenges

• Location Victoria , BC
• Work location On site
• Salary $ 42.73 HOUR hourly
• Terms of employment Permanent employment Full time
• Starts as soon as possible
• vacancies 1 vacancy
• Source CivicJobs.ca #106941
  • Victoria, BC
  View the full job posting on CivicJobs.caAdvertised until

2025-08-27

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