Coast Mountain PCN Opportunities
The Occupational Therapist (OT) provides comprehensive, client-centred assessment, rehabilitation, and support services to individuals and families, enhancing independence, functional ability, and overall well-being through collaborative, interdisciplinary care.
The Indigenous Resource Library Coordinator supports culturally safe, anti-racist, and reconciliation-informed primary care across the Pacific Northwest Primary Care Networks (PCN).
Reporting to the Health Director (or designate) and the Regional Manager, Coast Mountain Primary Care Network, the Far North PCN Coordinator provides a community focused approach in the coordination of the partnership, planning, implementation, and evaluation of the PCN work within the context of Culturally Safe and Respectful practices.
The Nurse Practitioner (NP) provides comprehensive direct primary care, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment, prescribing, and ongoing case management.
The clinic uses an integrated case management service model to address the complex primary care needs of marginalised communities living in Terrace.
The Medical Office Assistant (MOA) plays a critical frontline role in a low-barrier, trauma-informed primary care clinic.