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Email: jobs@nameres.org
Fax #: 416-652-3138
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Nurse Practitioner (Indigenous Health)
Shift: 35 hrs/week (Daytime hours, occasional weekend and evening)
Closing: Open until filled
Location: Auduzhe Mino Nesewinong (22 Vaughan Road, Toronto) and Na-Me-Res Shelter (14 Vaughan, Toronto)
JOB FUNCTION:
The Nurse Practitioner (NP) will provide culturally safe, comprehensive primary care and episodic services across two locations: Auduzhe Mino Nesewinong Primary Care Team at 22 Vaughan Road and Na-Me-Res (Native Men’s Residence) Emergency Shelter at 14 Vaughan Road.
This role includes supporting clients at Na-Me-Res Emergency Shelter for 2–3 days per week, with remaining time spent at Auduzhe within their primary care team.
The NP will deliver holistic care to individuals and families, focusing on relationship-building, social medicine, and primary prevention. Responsibilities include conducting health assessments, managing complex health and social conditions (e.g., sexual health, chronic disease, mental health, substance use), and promoting early detection and prevention strategies.
Working collaboratively with an interdisciplinary team, the NP will provide outreach and on-site episodic, transitional, primary care, and public health services, ensuring compliance with PHIPA and Indigenous privacy standards. The NP will support shelter and transitional housing initiatives and respond to emerging needs as required. This position reports jointly to the Medical Director and the Shelter Manager.
Psychotherapist
Shift: 35hr a week – full time
Closing: April 27th, 2026
Location: 22 Vaughan Road, Toronto (Auduzhe Clinic)
JOB FUNCTION:
Auduzhe is seeking a full-time Psychotherapist to join our Indigenous-led interdisciplinary primary health care team. The successful candidate will have experience working with First Nations, Inuit and Métis (FNIM) communities and a demonstrated commitment to providing culturally safe, trauma-informed, and wholistic care. This role supports individuals, families, and communities with complex mental health and wellness needs, within a collaborative, community-based primary care setting.
This role is primarily focused on supporting First Nations, Inuit and Métis (FNIM) community members, including individuals who are vulnerable, structurally marginalized, and/or experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity. Candidates must demonstrate a strong commitment to culturally safe, trauma-informed, and anti-oppressive practice, and an understanding of the impacts of colonialism, intergenerational trauma, and social determinants of health.
