Government of Saskatchewan·Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan
The Emergency Duty Worker provides after-hours emergency services to families, including investigating child abuse and neglect referrals. They are responsible for assessing safety risks and developing intervention plans to ensure the well-being of children in out-of-home care.
The Ministry of Social Services, Child & Family Programs, North Service Area, requires Emergency Duty Workers for the community of Meadow Lake to fill a perm part-time position.
The Emergency Duty Workers will be responsible for providing after-hours emergency services to families.
This role will report to a Child and Family Supervisor.
There are no guaranteed hours for this position.
The hours will vary depending on the frequency of emergency callouts that the employee receives.
The Government of Saskatchewan provides the services, programs and supports the people of Saskatchewan need. We deliver on the Saskatchewan Plan for Growth to build a strong economy, strong communities and strong families, ultimately building a stronger Saskatchewan. Dedicated to service excellence, we demonstrate innovation, collaboration and transparency, practice effective and accountable use of resources and promote engagement and leadership at all levels.
The Ministry of Social Services supports vulnerable people and families as they build a better quality of life.
families to safely care for their children, children and youth in care to be successful, people with disabilities to access community-based services, access to affordable housing, and income assistance to meet people’s basic needs as they work to become self-sufficient to the best of their abilities.
Together with Indigenous and community partners, we work to make a positive difference in the lives of our clients every day.
Candidates must possess a diploma or degree in a human services-related field and have experience working in a human service setting. The role requires a valid driver's license, the ability to work flexible hours, and the physical capacity to lift and carry small children.
Market context
Emergency duty worker roles in Saskatchewan are often tied to ongoing demand for frontline support in human services settings, where employers look for people who can respond calmly and reliably. These positions are competitive because they combine a human services diploma or degree, prior setting experience, a valid driver’s license, and the physical ability to lift and carry small children up to 20 kg. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then tailor your application to show direct experience, mobility, and readiness for flexible work arrangements.