The Family Treatment Coordinator oversees the daily operations, providing leadership and coordination
within a Culturally, Safe, Trauma-informed, and community-centered environment. The Family Treatment Coordinator
will ensure that the programming and the facility meet the current developmental, cultural, treatment, and psycho-social
needs of the families.
• Responsible for training, supervision, promotion, discipline, and termination of employees, providing regular,
on-going feedback and timely evaluations.
• Coordinate daily shelter operations including inventory of supplies, admissions, discharges, bed management,
and facility safety.
• Provide emergency consultation to staff.
• Carry out a daily inspection of the shelter.
• Designing and implementing aftercare programs, including relapse prevention strategies, sober living support,
and continuing care plans.
• Knowledgeable of and working with community agencies and referral sources.
• Manage intake/discharge processes.
• Maintain accurate client records, incident reports, and confidentiality standards.
• Develop, review and maintain standard operating procedures for day-to-day activities carried out.
• Ensuring that intake, assessment, case reviews, group sessions, recordings and data collection are achieved
effectively and in a timely manner by employees on a consistent basis.
• Providing written reports and on-going information and data as requested to the Director of Clinical Services and
Facility Manager.
• Assist the Facility Manager with the preparation of the annual budget.
• Foster a team environment rooted in compassion, accountability, and culturally safe practices.
• Adhere to guidelines established in the Policy & Procedure Manual.
• Must always use discretion and good judgment to ensure the good reputation of the organization.
• Post-secondary diploma/degree in Addictions and/or management; or equivalent; or a combination of experience
and training.
• 2-4 years’ experience in management.
• Knowledge of the treatment and recovery processes.
• Knowledge and understanding of the Child youth and Family Services Act, the Mental Health Act and other
related legislation.
• Previous experience working in a First Nations environment.
• Strong knowledge and awareness of Indigenous culture and history, and traditions with particular emphasis on
family violence, child welfare, the impacts of trauma, Indigenous youth engagement and community outreach;
knowledge of an Indigenous language(s) will be considered an asset.
• Knowledge of decision-making techniques, skill in mediating disputes, conflicts and grievances.
• Knowledge of fiscal and budgeting practices and procedures.
• Excellent verbal, written and presentation skills.
• Must have a strong working knowledge of MS office programs.
• Excellent teamwork and team building skills.
DEADLINE DATE: October 23, 2026
Only qualified applicants will be contacted for an interview.
Interested applicants, who meet the qualifications as listed above, must submit:
1. Cover letter
2. Current resume with dates specified
3. LIST of three Supervisory references with phone numbers
4. Vulnerable Sector Check/Clear Criminal Record Check
5. Drivers Abstract
Attention to:
Human Resources Phone: (306) 344-2330 ext. 2275
Fax: (306) 344-2357
E-Mail: careers@onionlakehealth.org
Mail: PO Box 70 Onion Lake, SK S0M 2E0


