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Oshawa, Ontario, CA

Posted a day ago

The Registered Dietitian (Diabetes Educator) provides nutrition assessment and counseling, diabetes education, consultation, and care coordination as part of an interdisciplinary team serving clients in Oshawa. Responsibilities include group education, client advocacy, case conferences, program and protocol development, health promotion, documentation, and participation in team projects and supervision activities.

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Top Skills Required

Student SupervisionNightingale (NODChart Documentation +20 more

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Pension PlanHealth Insurance

The DCHC Partner Forum Event Volunteer supports the November 6, 2026 event by welcoming and registering attendees, providing directions, and assisting with booths, activities, room setup, and event materials. The volunteer helps attendees move between sessions, monitors event spaces, and supports cleanup while contributing to an inclusive and engaging experience.

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PunctualityEvent OperationsReliability +8 more

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Company Events & RetreatsProfessional Development

The Nurse Practitioner provides comprehensive, client-centered primary care for clients experiencing mild to moderate mental health and concurrent health issues, including assessment, treatment, medication, referrals, and follow-up. Working within an interprofessional community health team, the role includes case management, collaboration with providers, program and quality improvement, clinical documentation, and support for marginalized and at-risk populations.

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Top Skills Required

Critical ThinkingCommunity Health PracticeDiagnostic Testing +21 more

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Pension Db

The Peer Support Facilitator provides one-on-one and group peer support to people exploring or affirming their gender identity, including advocacy and navigation of healthcare and community services. The role also contributes lived experience to program design, outreach, and the development of the 2SLGBTQI Health & Wellness program, while collaborating with the gender care team.

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Top Skills Required

EmpathyProgram Planning and DeliveryConfidentiality +15 more

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Pension Plan

The Indigenous Youth Outreach Worker provides outreach and support to at-risk and marginalized Indigenous youth, helps them advocate for their needs, and connects them with health and social services. The role delivers health promotion, harm reduction, life-skills and education programs, builds community partnerships, and supports documentation, reporting, and program evaluation.

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Top Skills Required

Peer SupportCommunity Partnership DevelopmentLarge Vehicle Driving +18 more

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Pension DbPension Plan
Whitby, Ontario, CA

Posted 6 days ago

The Outreach Worker delivers client-centered, addiction-focused health and outreach services to people experiencing homelessness or substance-use challenges. Responsibilities include case management, community and home visits, advocacy, referrals, culturally relevant supports and programming, client documentation, reporting, and participation in quality improvement activities.

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Top Skills Required

CompassionIncident ReportingHealth and Safety Protocols +15 more

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Pension DbHealth Insurance

The Health Promoter for African, Caribbean, and Black (ACB) populations develops and delivers health promotion and education strategies to address community health needs and reduce inequities. Responsibilities include building partnerships, facilitating community initiatives, conducting needs assessments and program evaluations, delivering presentations, and advocating for equitable access to health services.

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Top Skills Required

Microsoft AccessHealth EducationNeeds Assessment +21 more

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Pension Plan

The Family Physician provides accessible, comprehensive primary care, health promotion, prevention, and continuity of care for clients with complex physical and mental health needs. Responsibilities include assessment and treatment, interdisciplinary and external-provider consultation, accurate EMR documentation, telemedicine, on-call coverage, clinical supervision, and participation in quality improvement and community health activities.

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Top Skills Required

Family MedicineInterpersonal SkillsEvidence-Based Practice +19 more

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Pension DbHealth Insurance +1 more

The Registered Nurse will provide client-centered primary and mental health care to African, Caribbean, and Black youth and families, as well as other priority populations, using culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and anti-oppressive approaches. Responsibilities include clinical assessment and care planning, referrals and care navigation, accurate medical documentation, interprofessional collaboration, quality improvement participation, and support for youth mental wellness and prevention.

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Top Skills Required

Interpersonal SkillsMedication SafetyInfection Prevention and Control +17 more

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Pension Plan

The Manager, Integrated Care & Experience oversees interprofessional teams and program areas to deliver coordinated clinical care, wellness, and health education services. Responsibilities include implementing strategic plans, managing staff and performance, advancing quality improvement, ensuring compliance, and developing community and system partnerships.

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Top Skills Required

Staff SupervisionPrimary CareOntario Health System Transformation +18 more

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Performance Bonuses

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