Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority·Unorganized Thunder Bay District, Ontario
The Community Assistant supports allied health services by managing the Community Health Hub, maintaining the facility, and coordinating transportation for staff. They also provide direct support to clients and families, assist with clinic coordination, and maintain health records.
Under SLFNHA’s Developmental Services, the SLFNHA Aide - Community Assistant will support allied health services delivered by SLFNHA and the administrative duties of the “Community Health Hub”. This would include the maintenance and management of the building, arranging transportation to and from airport for staff, support booking of clients, providing support to individual clients and families by follow-up, monitoring and carrying out services as directed by SLFNHA Health Care Professional staff.
The SLFNHA Aide - Community Assistant will be accountable to the Manager – Clinical, Developmental Services and Community Coordinators for mentorship and day-to-day support.
The position will be Community based out of Nibinamik (Summer Beaver). Other First Nation communities will be considered based on client load. Full-time is preferred; part-time may be considered.
$51,319 - $68,932 per annum. $28.197 - $37.874 per hour.
Position Type: Full Time Position
This job posting is for an existing vacancy.
Open until filled.
Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority focuses on hiring Indigenous employees whenever possible.
Candidates are encouraged to self-identify on their application. Self-identification is voluntary and the information is used to assist SLFNHA in hiring Indigenous people from the region whenever possible and to support candidates in their application.
Candidates must reside in the specified First Nation community and possess at least partial high school education with one year of experience in health or education. Proficiency in office software and the ability to work independently with strong organizational skills are essential.
Market context
Community Assistant roles in Ontario are often tied to local service delivery in education or health settings, and this posting’s community-residency requirement narrows the candidate pool. Competition can be strong because employers look for people who can work independently, stay organized, and use office software effectively. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your eligibility, especially community residency and experience, before applying.
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