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The Royal

Indigenous Engagement Partner

Ottawa, ON, Canada

$42.87 to $49.7 CAD / hour · Full-time

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Pay: $42.87 to $49.7 CAD / hour
Job type: Full-time
Apply by: Dec 9, 2026
Posting language: English
Posted: Nov 9, 2026

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About the Position

The Indigenous Engagement Partner plays a vital role in supporting the Ontario Structured Psychotherapy (OSP) Program at The Royal Ottawa Health Care Group. This position is dedicated to fostering meaningful engagement with Indigenous community partners to enhance staff training and knowledge, build trusted relationships, while helping improve systems, policies, practices, services, and referral and navigation processes for Indigenous clients and their families.

Working collaboratively with internal health equity programs, the Indigenous Engagement Partner will contribute to a more culturally safe and inclusive workplace and care environment. The Indigenous Engagement Partner will collaborate with clinicians and staff for the purpose of developing and delivering of culturally responsive and safe mental health and substance use services for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (FNIM) communities.

Key responsibilities include:

Providing education, knowledge sharing and meaningful engagement to support the cultural competency development of staff.
Supporting recruitment and retention of Indigenous staff within the organization
Building and nurturing partnerships with Indigenous organizations and communities.
Reviewing and advising on policies and procedures to ensure cultural safety and relevance.
Developing and implementing Indigenous engagement strategies and work plans.
Establishing and facilitating an Indigenous Employee Resource Group (ERG).
Assisting in the formation of an Indigenous Advisory Council in collaboration with internal and external partners.
Further education, knowledge and awareness of Indigenous priorities and needs among OSP and Royal staff, through presentations, workshops and appropriate recognition of days of significance
Promote culturally safe, integrated pathways of care that reflect Indigenous values, languages, and traditions, with particular attention to the needs of Inuit clients experiencing diverse mental health and substance use challenges.
Develop and implement engagement strategies, work plans, and reports to support continuous improvement of programs and services.
Ensure initiatives are responsive to the needs of Indigenous communities and reflect culturally grounded approaches to care.
Review organizational policies, protocols, and practices through an Indigenous lens.
Provide recommendations to enhance cultural safety, responsiveness, and relevance in service delivery and organizational operations.
Lead and support short-, medium-, and long-term planning of initiatives that reflect Indigenous community priorities and align with The Royal’s reconciliation efforts.
Provide strategic counsel on respectful communication and engagement practices, including culturally appropriate terminology and outreach approaches.
Participate in relevant committees to identify and advocate for unmet needs related to Indigenous patient care.
Organize program activities including information sessions, team meetings, and communications.
Provide support and services across The Royal’s multi-site organization, including our two main campuses and office locations in Ottawa and Brockville, ensuring consistent, high-quality delivery of operational, administrative, and/or clinical functions throughout the hospital
Foster and maintain respectful, collaborative relationships with existing and emerging Indigenous community partners, government and organizations.
Collaborate with clinicians and program staff, while working closely with The Royal’s Culture and Belonging Lead to align Indigenous engagement efforts with broader health equity initiatives across the Ontario Structured Psychotherapy (OSP) Program and The Royal.
Collaborate with Learning & Development to support staff and clinician training in culturally responsive and safe practices.
Foster partnerships with Indigenous Cultural Safety training providers and other relevant organizations to build internal capacity.
Contribute to the review and improvement of recruitment and retention strategies to support the hiring of clinicians and staff with lived experience and knowledge of Indigenous models of health and wellness.
Support the establishment and facilitation of an Indigenous Employee Resource Group (ERG) within the OSP and The Royal.
Assist in the development of an Indigenous Advisory Council in partnership with internal teams and external organizations, including Ontario Health, The Ottawa Hospital, and Wabano.
Develop and implement surveys and feedback tools to gather input from Indigenous partners.
Track progress using performance measures and report on the success of engagement initiatives.
Share data with administrative teams to support program evaluation and continuous improvement.
Contribute to annual budget planning by proposing engagement projects informed by community feedback and aligned with the Royal’s strategic goals.
Ensure documentation of interventions complies with the Royal’s policy and legislative requirements.
Maintain accurate records to support workload tracking, quality improvement, and reporting to funders and leadership.
Adhere to all applicable privacy legislation (e.g., PHIPA, FIPPA) when handling patient information, community feedback, and consultation data. Ensure culturally appropriate confidentiality practices are respected, particularly in the context of Indigenous knowledge sharing and community protocols.
Ensure that all engagement and consultation activities with Indigenous communities are conducted ethically, with informed consent, and in accordance with OCAP® principles (Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession) where applicable.

Qualifications

3-year undergraduate degree in health and/or social sciences, social work, psychology, Indigenous studies or equivalent
We recognize that due to structural and systemic racism, Indigenous candidates may not have had the same access to higher education and professional development opportunities. As such, an equivalent mix of education, experience and knowledge will be considered.
5 years' experience in relationship building, learning and partnership development with First Nations, Inuit and/or Métis governments and/or organizations at the community, regional, and national level,
Demonstrated knowledge of the histories, cultures, rights, treaty obligations, and political structures of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
Strong knowledge of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis health and wellness contexts, including social determinants of health, traditional protocols, community organizations, and current policies, research, and trends related to cultural safety and reconciliation.
Knowledge and/or experience in supporting cultural safety/competence.
Familiarity with the TRC’s Calls to Action, UNDRIP, Share Your Story, and related Indigenous policies and protocols.
Experience preferably in healthcare context preferred.
Lived or living experience of Indigenous cultures and wellness practices, with strong, established connections to one or more specific Indigenous communities.
Excellent communication, facilitation and active listening skills, with experience providing guidance and learning in a culturally sensitive and empathetic manner, mindful of language barriers and varying levels of health literacy.
Proven experience in building trust and fostering meaningful partnerships with First Nations, Inuit, and/or Métis health or service organizations at the community, regional, or national level, preferably within a health or social services context.
Ability to develop and maintain, collaborative working relationships, partnerships, and networks.
Ability to identify and assess emerging issues, trends, and policies to assess their implications for planning and program delivery.
Experience with project management, methodologies, and implementation preferred.
Knowledge of the styles of engagement preferred by Indigenous communities, governments, and organizations.
Demonstrated ability to handle confidential information with discretion and respect.
Strong organizational and time management skills to balance conflicting demands and priorities.

Language Requirements

English level A- is mandatory in oral expression, comprehension, reading and writing. Bilingual or multilingual (French/English/ Algonquin/Inuktituk/etc.) is considered an asset.

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Responsibilities

Build and maintain respectful partnerships with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities, and develop engagement strategies that support culturally safe mental health and substance use services. Advise on policies and practices, support staff training and Indigenous employee and advisory groups, and track and report on engagement initiatives.

Requirements

Requires a three-year undergraduate degree in a relevant field or an equivalent combination of education, experience, and knowledge, plus five years of experience in relationship building, learning, and partnership development with Indigenous governments or organizations. Candidates should have strong knowledge of Indigenous histories, rights, health and wellness contexts, and cultural safety, along with established community connections and excellent communication and facilitation skills.

Skills

Relationship Building
Partnership Development
Cultural Safety
Cultural Competency Training
Facilitation
Active Listening
Project Management
Strategic Planning
Policy Review
Program Evaluation
Recruitment And Retention
Health Equity
Confidentiality And Privacy
OCAP® Principles
Communication

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Keywords

Ontario Structured Psychotherapy
First Nations
Inuit
Métis
Indigenous Engagement
Cultural Safety
Cultural Competency
Health Equity
Mental Health
Substance Use Services
Reconciliation
TRC Calls To Action
UNDRIP
OCAP® Principles
PHIPA
FIPPA
Indigenous Advisory Council
Community Partnerships
Staff Training
Policy Review
Program Evaluation
Performance Measures
Project Management
Informed Consent
Privacy Legislation
Recruitment And Retention
Social Determinants Of Health
Culturally Responsive Care
Work Plans

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