Head Of Programs - Family/Child/Youth (Kuujjuaq) 1000-277

STATUS : Permanent full time position (based in Kuujjuaq) (35 hrs/week)
SUPERVISOR : Direction of Community Services
STARTING DATE : As soon as possible
The Ungava Tulattavik Health Center is located in Kuujjuaq and offers the whole health and social services in the eastern part of Nunavik. Serving seven Inuit communities with an equal number of CLSC, a center for the elderly and the hospital in Kuujjuaq, it employs approximately 1,000 employees: administrators, professionals, doctors, dentists, psychologists, nurses, social workers, support staff, etc.
Nunavik communities are located north of the 55th parallel where a subarctic climate prevails. It implies the existence of permafrost allowing no agriculture. Nunavik is the largest region covering about a third of the total area of Quebec. No road link exists between the communities of Nunavik and southern Quebec, and between Nunavik communities themselves. We have access to the region and its communities by air travel and by boat.
Fonctions
Under the authority of the Director of Community Services, you will be responsible for the administrative and clinical management of a multidisciplinary team of interveners who offer services related to the Public Health, Family/Child/Youth and Act Early programs, in close collaboration with the other head of programs of the direction.
More Specifically, You Will Work On

• Cover, as needed, his management colleagues of his direction
• Collaborate in the improvement of school services and develop collaboration with schools in the various communities;
• Ensure compliance with and evaluation of the programs under his responsibility;
• Implement the collaboration guide - youth in difficulty in partnership with the DYP and the youth rehabilitation services;
• Ensure administrative or clinical on-call in rotation with other managers;
• Travel to the village at the request of his/her management;
• Monitor the indicators related to its services;
• Continue the development of youth mental health services;
• Ensures the proper functioning of public health programs in terms of promotion, prevention, screening and activities;
• Continue the implementation of the SIPPE and social pediatrics programs in the various communities on the Ungava coast;
• Ensure the adequate follow-up of the interventions carried out by his employees (SIC+);
• Assesses the human, financial and material resources under his responsibility;
• Perform any other related task at the request of the immediate superior.

Qualifications

• Ability in planning, communication, positive leadership and good team mobilization skills;
• Bachelor's degree in a discipline relevant to the position, such as social work, psychology, sexology, criminology or psychoeducation;
• Three (3) years of relevant clinical experience related to the position;
• Available to travel by plane to the other communities of Nunavik if required
• Able to work easily with Word, Outlook, SIC+ software;
• Available outside of regular hours for administrative guards
• Bilingualism in French and English, oral and written. Fluency in Inuktitut is an asset;
• Northern experience in Inuit communities is an asset;
• Valid driver's license.
• Available to travel to the village;
• Good adaptability, good stress management;
• Be an active member of his professional order;
• A 2nd cycle degree in management will be considered an asset;
• Two (2) years of management experience in the health and social services sector will be considered an asset;

Conditions and benefits
The applicable working conditions are those of managers in the health and social services sector :
SALARY CLASS 37 : Min: $78,482 / Max. : 102 026 $ / year
ISOLATION PREMIUM : 10,627$ or 18,732$ / year, as per the family status
HIGH COST OF LIVING : 3,870$ / year or more as per the family status
RETENTION PREMIUM : 6,000$ to 10 750$ / year as per the number of year of services
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: If you are currently working in the Health and Social Services Network, you have the opportunity to request a leave of absence without pay to work in a northern institution.
If you have a desire of a professional experience in a Northern context, we invite you to join our team. Anyone recruited in Quebec more than 50 kilometers from the locality where he or she is required to perform his or her duties will be entitled to: three or four vacation outings per year (depending on family status), free housing (shared accommodation or transit if necessary), moving and storage expenses.
Note

• Priority will be given to candidates who are beneficiaries of the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement.
• Priority will be given to managers having job security.
• Only selected candidates will be contacted for an interview.
• Candidates may be asked to experience various tests, including a psychometric test.
• The use of the masculine gender is intended only to lighten the reading.

Additional Details
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