Jordan's Principal Service Coordinator

Career Opportunity:
Jordan’s Principle Service Coordinator

Location:

Burns Lake, Vanderhoof, or Prince George

Employment Type:

Full Time – 35 hours per week

CSFS is an innovative and progressive leader in Indigenous health and family services where culture is at the centre of everything we do. Since our beginnings in the late 1980s, CSFS has grown to over 475 employees providing services to 11 member Nations. Discover what it means to practice differently, as you enjoy unique experiences, close connections with communities, as well as the natural wonders of northern BC while you work.

• Serves as a point of contact for (a) Indigenous children and their families in the CSFS service delivery area (b) health care providers, and (c) First Nations communities and organizations who are requesting support and advocacy directly related to children and youth.
• Ensures the appropriate and effective sharing of information including identifying and maintaining contact with Indigenous children and families as required for continuity of care, including the use of multiple communication strategies including telehealth.
• Collaborates with a multi-disciplinary team to provide a timely response when children are in need of care.
• Develops and documents a coordinated service plan that includes referral, assessment, treatment/admission, discharge (if applicable), transition and ongoing care protocols.

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• Bachelor’s degree in a health or social services program or related discipline or related field of study preferred
• A diploma in a Human Services related field required
• Three (3) years’ recent related experience working in health and social services, particularly with Indigenous Peoples.

At CSFS, we understand that knowledge and experience may come from a variety of sources and encourage applications from individuals whose backgrounds may not align perfectly with the qualifications listed above.

Burns Lake
, a small community with big aspirations and determination is the economic hub for the Lakes District. This bustling region is a dream location due to affordable housing and low cost of living. “We are proud of our business community, our thriving civic life, and our vibrant First Nations culture. It is our big-spirited, big-thinking people who make this community a healthy place to live”.

Explore the Love Burns Lake website at  to discover this 4-season playground and consider the great life you can have living here.

Prince George sits on the traditional lands of the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation and is the largest city in northern B.C. It is a community that includes the renowned University of Northern B.C. and the College of New Caledonia, affordable housing, complemented by an international airport. Prince George offers unparalleled access to outdoor recreation that contributes to the city’s high quality of life and standards of living.

The Fraser and Nechako rivers are focal points of an extensive park and trail system of more than 100 parks. Enjoy opportunities for year-round outdoor activities from camping to snowshoeing. Learn more about Prince George at

Vanderhoof “where the heart is beckoning” is geographically located near the centre of British Columbia and truly is at the “Heart of it All” when it comes to lifestyle, low cost of living and employment opportunities. The community’s size, services and amenities are well suited for entrepreneurs, and those involved in resource or agricultural sectors. Whether you are looking for an adventuresome way to stretch your legs, are an avid wildlife admirer or looking for fun ways to entertain the family, Vanderhoof has something for you.

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