Careers
VNFC Jobs
The staff of the VNFC are more than just employees; they are part of a dynamic community focused on change. Join a team making a difference in a good way. We are committed to a staff representative of the Indigenous population we serve. While we encourage Indigenous candidates to apply, we hire from all backgrounds.
Our competitive compensation package includes extended cost-shared benefits and a pension plan. To be eligible for employment, all applicants must be able to work legally in Canada; VNFC is unable to sponsor employment visas or offer work permits at this time.
Available Job Postings
Working as part of the Family Services Team and reporting directly to the Family Services Manager, the Social Worker will provide direct services for Indigenous families to help achieve their risk reduction service plan goals and enhanced capacity to care for their children, facilitate extended families and communities to be actively engaged and caring for children, ensure children in care are engaged and successful at school, experiencing positive outcomes, and helping children in care transition successfully.
The Indigenous Speech & Language Pathologist works collaboratively to support children and families from a family-centred and strengths-based approach. This position provides intervention and follow-up for Indigenous preschool clients with communication and related disorders, at various communities and sites within greater Victoria, and in accordance with Speech-Language Pathology Standards.
The Registered Nurse (RN) provides culturally safe, full-scope primary health care to the urban Indigenous community living in Southern Vancouver Island. The RN, reporting the VNFC Director of Wellness, works with an interdisciplinary care team at the Camas Lelum Primary Care Centre to provide longitudinal primary health care to Indigenous community of all ages. The RN works independently and as part of the team to provide care that honours the culture of all community members, and actively supports connection to both Western and Indigenous knowledge and practice.
Working as part of Family Development and Food Security Team and reporting directly to the Executive Chef, the Shelter Cook provides nutritional services to the VNFC Shelter and programs as required. This position will work evenings and weekends to support the kitchen operations of the VNFC Shelter, which provides temporary shelter for unhoused community.
VNFC is offering paid work experience placements for First Nations, Métis, or Inuit community members on BCEA (income or disability assistance) looking to gain work experience and skills to re-enter the job market with our Food and Medicine Garden, Medical Office Assistant, Food Hampers & Kitchen, and CEER (Career, Employment & Education) services.
For more information, please email ceer.t@vnfc.ca or visit the Indigenous Job Club
CEER Job Club
We invite you to check out our VNFC CEER JOB CLUB Facebook page, for new, daily job postings in the Greater Victoria area and online support with your job search. To join our group click on the button below.
Volunteer
The VNFC is exceptionally grateful for the volunteer support throughout the centre. Join us in learning, providing support, and making a difference in the community.
Career Resources
JOB SEARCH ENGINES
- Aboriginal/First Nations Specific Jobs Vancouver Island
- Aboriginal/First Nations Specific Jobs BC Wide
- Aboriginal/First Nations Specific Jobs Canada Wide
- British Columbia Job Link
- Canada Post
- Civic Info BC
- First Nations Health Authority
- First Nations Jobs Online
- Job Diagnosis
- Maximus Canada
- Neuvoo
- Searchwise
- VictoriaJobs
- WorkBC
- WowJobs
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