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National Indigenous Navigator

2 weeks ago


Ottawa, Canada British Columbia Aboriginal Network on Disability Society (BCANDS) Full time

**Position Description**

**Position**: National Indigenous Navigator - Term Position - Ending March 31, 2027

**Employer/Organizatio**n: Indigenous Disability Canada (IDC)

**Location**: Victoria, British Columbia - IDC Office (in-person)

**Position Type**: 35 Hours / Week - $44,116 - $47,320 (Annually) - *Benefits as per BCGEU Collective Agreement

**Anticipated** **Start Date**: ASAP
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The National Indigenous Navigator Position will work with Indigenous individuals and families with disabilities, across Canada, to assist in their obtainment of a variety of disability related benefits, nationally, provincially/territorially and regionally.

Benefits assisted with could include, but are not limited to: CPP-D, the Canadian Disability Benefit, the Disability Tax Credit, Registered Disability Savings Plan, Veterans benefits, Jordan’s Principle, provincial, federal and territorial disability benefits, and others.

**DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES**
- Under the supervisor of the NINS Coordinator, the National Indigenous Navigator will work directly, provide one-to-one support in accessing disability related supports.

**Broad Functions of the National Indigenous Navigator**
- The National Indigenous Navigator will work as a lead in assisting clients to access disability related benefits they are eligible for, across Canada, while serving as a resource to both the Indigenous and non-Indigenous sectors of Canada, through the development of comprehensive knowledge on available disability related supports.
- Develops and maintains individual client files and case notes, in both hard copy and electronic forms, using clear and succinct language appropriate for a range of audiences, including actions taken, benefits applied for/received, timelines, barriers experienced, client related outcomes and other relevant information as necessary and/or as directed;
- Makes available benefit related information, eligibility requirements and other relevant information, both in printed and electronic forms, accessible to Indigenous individuals, families, organizations, and communities across Canada;
- Provides IDC supervisor and senior management with insight on benefit(s) uptake and any external policies issues experienced by eligible individuals and families with a disability, both real and perceived, for information sharing and the potential development of strategies, as able, to address barriers;
- Prepare detailed and accurate reports as required/directed;
- Obtains and reviews all pertinent client disability and medical information, as necessary;
- Initiate effective, accurate and concise communication of all actions, to the client and other parties as appropriate;
- Maintain strict client and organizational confidentiality at all times;
- Assist in overall office operations / duties, as required

**Team Work**
- Attends training, development initiatives and IDC team meetings as scheduled.

Actively supports continuous improvement by identifying problem areas in regard to efficiency and effectiveness of Navigation service delivery to our clients;
- Works with various external specialists, clinicians, disability and health professionals, and IDC/BCANDS team members as required;
- Works well with others, and demonstrates the highest level of maturity when dealing with interpersonal or organizational issues.

**Reporting**
- Compiles required reporting documents as requested by the Society, and funding partners.
- Other reporting duties as assigned.

Position Requirements
- Experience in social services / disability benefits. An acceptable combination of education and experience may be considered;
- Possess understanding of current and historical events affecting Indigenous Peoples in Canada with the ability to perform duties in a culturally informed and safe manner;
- Excellent interpersonal skills;
- Must be mature with excellent work ethic;
- Good oral and written abilities;
- French an asset

**Benefits**(after successful completion of probationary period):

- Excellent working environment
- Company pension - Matching RRP
- Dental care
- Disability Insurance (LTD)
- Life insurance
- Vision care
- Other

*No phone calls please. Applicants will be contacted by the Society if an interview if requested.

**Job Types**: Full-time, Fixed term contract
Contract length: 24 months

Pay: $44,116.00-$47,320.00 per year

**Benefits**:

- Dental care
- Disability insurance
- Extended health care
- Life insurance
- On-site parking
- Paid time off
- Vision care

Schedule:

- Monday to Friday

Work Location: In person

Application deadline: 2025-05-01