The Economic Development Officer is a critical role responsible for providing guidance, planning, and assistance in economic initiatives within the community. The EDO will promote economic well-being, work closely with the Chief and Council and implement the economic development strategic plan. This role is integral in fostering the growth of new ventures and existing businesses, as well as supporting community development initiatives.

Shibogama First Nations Council is seeking Nurse Practitioners (NPs) to provide primary and community-based healthcare in our communities. This role offers full-time or part-time options, combining in-community and virtual care. NPs will deliver patient-centered care, support health promotion, and collaborate with Community Health Nurses and local providers to improve health outcomes. Competitive compensation, benefits, professional development, paid travel, and accommodations are included.

Under the direction of the SESS Manager, the SESS Worker is responsible to deliver the student support and education services to all SESS off-reserve secondary students attending all sites. SESS Worker will work out at Pelican Falls First Nations High School 75% of the time.

The Language Support Resource Worker is responsible to create, promote, support and implement a partnership and working relationship with the local community schools and staff. The Language Support Resource Worker will help and support the language and culture programs and work with the local communities to enhance and improve language use and work with the Language and Culture staff.

The Education Director under the direction of the Executive Director has executive and administrative oversight for all educational programs, from pre-school to tertiary levels, throughout the Shibogama communities. The incumbent leads and encourages the education team to reach goals while implementing policies and regulations and developing new ones when necessary. He/she directs and shapes the administrative, curricula and teaching processes of the various schools and educational programs and ensures that all activities and requirements are geared towards meeting the needs of the students. He / she will be part of the senior management team.

The Language Specialist is responsible to create, promote, support, and implement a partnership and working relations with the local school authorities and schools. The Language Specialist will help and support the language and culture programs and work with the local community Language and Culture staff, under the direction of the Shibogama Language Coordinator.

Under the guidance and supervision of the Education/Project Manager, the Structural Readiness Officer is responsible for planning and coordinating activities associated with establishing the Shibogama Education Authority. The incumbent will prepare reports on the implementation and progress of project activities; and ensure timely completion of deliverables.