125 health-information positions at University of Saskatchewan in Canada

Registered Nurse (multiple positions)

Primary Purpose: To support the Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health’s (the Centre) programs and services. The Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural health is a University of

Research Assistant, Urban Public Health Network

team, first, to create a suite of programs, algorithms, and data components which will compile the Laboratory from existing Statistics Canada and Canadian Institute for Health Information in Statistics

Staff Psychologist, Department of Psychology and Health Studies

Primary Purpose: The Department of Psychology and Health Studies’ Ph.D. program in Clinical Psychology is undergoing a multiyear expansion. This will include increases to the student body

Wellness Worker, Department of Psychiatry

-Indigenous peoples. The néhiyaw wîcihitowin project requires an On-Site Wellness Worker to work as part of a larger team. Nature of Work: The primary role of the mental health wellness worker is to provide

Research/HCV Nurse, Pewaseskwan

Primary Purpose: Pewaseskwan (the Indigenous Wellness Research Group) is a multi-partner research group which works with community to strengthen capacity and meaningfully collaborate to undertake

National Coordinator - Indigenous Engagement

at the University of Saskatchewan and is overseen by Pewaseskwan (the Indigenous Wellness Research Group). Accountabilities: Dedicated to incorporating Indigenous Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Access (EDIA/IDEA

Wellness Worker, Little Pine

-Indigenous peoples. The néhiyaw wîcihitowin project requires an On-Site Wellness Worker to work as part of a larger team. Nature of Work: The primary role of the mental health wellness worker is to provide

Indigenous Platform Coordinator

of Indigenous health context in Canada and specifically the national hepatitis C landscape is required. Knowledge of project management processes, including successful collaborations with community and university

Coordinator, Student Affairs

The School of Rehabilitation Science (SRS) is dedicated to providing learner-focused patient-centered educational programs that meets the health-care needs of our communities by graduating qualified

Faculty Member, Educational Foundations

-oppressive practices and Indigenous relationships to the land is core to this position. The candidate will have completed a doctoral degree in an appropriate specialization and possess the ability to work