Registered Dietitian

to work in the Diabetes Program and the Red Lake Family Health Team providing clinical nutrition counseling and education services for clients of the hospital and the community.

You will work in a multidisciplinary team environment collaborating with the Diabetes Nurse Clinician, Health Professionals of the Red Lake Hospital, community agencies and the Family Health Team in the provision of a variety of health and prevention services.

Red Lake, located in beautiful Northwestern Ontario is a vibrant growing community built on gold mining, forestry, and tourism industries. Crystal clear lakes at your doorstep, numerous beaches, gorgeous 18-hole golf course, outdoor activities too numerous to mention and friendly people all await you.

Qualifications:
Degree in Nutrition and Food Science
Eligible for registration with the College of Dietitians of Ontario
Certification or willingness to become certified in diabetes education
Experience in a clinical setting with adult education and patient counseling would be an asset
Demonstrated organizational and leadership abilities
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Effective critical thinking, problem solving skills
Ability to work with little supervision
Basic computer skills

Required:
Please see "Qualifications".

A competitive salary and benefit package is available.

Interested applicants are invited to submit their resume to:

Debbie Larson
Chief Nursing Officer
Red Lake Margaret Cochenour Memorial Hospital
Box 5005
Red Lake, Ontario POV 2MO

Tel: (807) 727-2231 ext. 358
Fax:(807) 727-2923
Email: jobs@redlakehospital.ca
www.redlakehospital.ca

Posted: Thursday, February 02, 2012
Application Deadline: Thursday, February 16, 2012

The position is full time. This is a new program which will be part of a co-ordinated community based program designed to provide services to Aboriginal people in the Dryden area. The diabetes program involves ongoing education and clinical services to improve the quality of life of the population affected by diabetes.

Position Responsibilities
Provide diabetes education and care for adult clients with diabetes in an individual or group format.
Ensure diabetes education and care is evidence-based and consistent with current Clinical Practice.Br>Guidelines as well as the philosophy, goals and objectives of the Diabetes Education Centre and the Dryden Native Friendship Centre.
Responsible for maintaining knowledge base of current diabetes management strategies and clinical research development.
In collaboration with the health care team, this position assumes responsibility for assessment, planning, implementation, care coordination and evaluation of clients referred to DNFC DEC.
To plan, develop, implement and evaluate comprehensive, interdisciplinary teaching program and follow up for diabetes management.
Collaborates with internal stakeholders and external community organizations/agencies to deliver effective diabetes care.
Flexible work hours and some travel (valid Ontario Driver’s Licence required) will be essential in order to meet community and programming needs.

Qualifications:
Must be a Registered Nurse holding current registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario.
Confederation College Certificate in Diabetes Education or readiness to complete certification
Certified Diabetes Educator, (CDE), or willingness to complete the requirements for certification.
Demonstrated experience in diabetes care and education or relevant clinical experience.
Demonstrate ability to set priorities and work independently and effectively in a fast paced environment.
Self-directed, motivated team player, with a commitment to ongoing professional development.
Current knowledge and sensitivity to patient multicultural needs. Experience working with Aboriginal people and communities and demonstrated understanding of Aboriginal culture values and perspectives an asset.
Ability to communicate effectively via verbal, written and electronic means.
Experience with Foot care &/or willing to attend specialized training to obtain certification.

Required:
Please see "Qualifications".

SEND RESUME (WITH 3 EMPLOYMENT REFERENCES AND PERMISSION TO CONTACT) TO:
Hiring Committee; Dryden Native Friendship Centre
53 Arthur Street, Dryden ON P8N 1J7
Fax: 807-223-6275

CLOSING DATE: February 10, 2012

Only those deemed qualified will be contacted for an interview.

Posted: Wednesday, November 09, 2011
Application Deadline: Friday, February 10, 2012

The Town of Kirkland Lake is located in North-Eastern Ontario. Kirkland Lake is located just off of Highway 11. The town owes its heritage to rich gold deposits. Sports enthusiasts will find a variety of activities in both communities including soccer, baseball, skiing, hockey, golf, curling, and tennis. Enjoy our sandy beaches, several playgrounds for children, beautiful parks and fish and canoe in one of the many lakes or ride on well groomed snowmobile trails. Kirkland Lake also offers a Fitness Centre that offers a pool, aqua fitness, squash, various fitness classes and a weight room and a new state of the art Fitness Centre that offers a downtown location with customized fitness programs with the assistance from fully trained Fitness Trainers.

Qualifications:
Successful applicants must be registered with the College of Dieticians of Ontario. Preference will be given to applicants who are also eligible for membership with the Canadian Diabetes Association and are a candidate for certification with the CDA as a Certified Diabetes Educator. Previous experience in providing diabetes education and community health services is considered an asset.

The successful candidate must demonstrate professionalism, courteous approach with patients, staff and the public. Experience in performing swallowing assessments is a requirement. Bilingualism in both official languages is considered an asset. Previous experience with computer applications is considered an important component for this position. Hours of work must be flexible to meet occasional workshops, meetings and conference schedules.

Required:
Please see "Qualifications"

Wayne Stratton, CHRP
Kirkland and District Hospital
145 Government Road East
Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 3P4
Phone: (705) 568-2206
E-mail: wstratton@kdhospital.com
Fax: (705) 568-2196

Take a walk on the life side…check out what Kirkland Lake has to offer!

The Kirkland & District Hospital…Working Together To Meet YOUR Health Care Needs

Posted: Tuesday, November 01, 2011
Application Deadline: Thursday, November 01, 2012

This employment opportunity offers a unique work experience for a physician interested in working in a rural setting (yet close to urban amenities), and who would have interest in participating with a team that addresses the health care issues of First Nation and aboriginal populations. The Centre offers a competitive salary and benefit package.

Qualifications:
Relevant Medical Degree
Appropriate personal liability insurance
License to practice from the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons
Experience or interest in working in a community primary health care setting
Knowledge and interest in health issues affecting Anishinabek people
Demonstrated sensitivity to and/or knowledge of Anishinabek cultural values and traditions
Ability to work in an electronic medical record (e-MR) environment
Ability to travel to multiple health care clinics

Required:
Pre-requisites:
Letter of Application and Resume
Proof of Medical Licensing/Accreditation/ Insurance
Three references
Current Criminal Reference Check

Please contact 705-368-2182 ext. 204 for more information or view the website at www.noojmowin-teg.ca.

Posted: Thursday, September 29, 2011
Application Deadline: Friday, March 02, 2012

Roles and Responsibilities:
Plans, develops, coordinates, implements and evaluates comprehensive, interdisciplinary teaching programs and follow-up for diabetes management.
Participates in the efficient and effective operation of the Misiway Diabetes Program contributing to the planning, development, evaluation and revision of the purpose, philosophy, goals, objectives and operating strategies of the program and ensuring consistency with the corporate and management philosophy and strategy.
Counsels clients in regards to nutritional needs on an individual basis.
Assesses referrals to determine complexity of care needs and educational approach.
Contributes to the development and delivery of workshops related to nutrition and diabetes education needs of the clients.
Fosters and maintains effective working relationships with all segments of the internal and external community including but not limited to the Northern Diabetes Health Network, local and regional health care facilities, First Nation communities and relevant First Nation organizations, and, the Canadian Diabetes Association.
Consults with organization’s physicians, nurse practitioners and traditional healers regarding the clients as necessary. Participates in the case management process of the organization.
Be committed to participate and acquire a working knowledge and understanding of the aboriginal culture, healing approaches and ceremonial practices.
Maintains accurate, comprehensive statistics. Maintains relevant records, files and charts with pertinent nutritional information.
Acts as a nutritional resource person for clients, families, other health professionals and support agencies.
Participates in continuous quality improvement activities.

Qualifications:
Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Nutrition, Home Economics or Human Ecology
Completion of Dietetic Internship
Member of Dietitians of Canada
Certified Diabetes Educator or College Diabetes Education Certificate desirable
Must possess excellent communication, organizational and people skills
Working knowledge of the aboriginal culture and healing approaches is desirable

Required:
Please see "Qualifications".

By mail: Misiway Health Centre
Attention: Christina Goldstone
130 Wilson Ave.
Timmins, ON P4N 2S9
E-mail: cgoldstone@vianet.ca
By Fax: (705) 264-2243

Posted: Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Application Deadline: Wednesday, February 29, 2012