Become the National Council of Indigenous Midwives’ new Executive Director!
This role is a great opportunity for a collaborative, thoughtful, adaptable and highly organized leader who is passionate about advancing the promotion and access to culturally safe sexual and reproductive health services for Indigenous families.
Working within an Indigenous governance framework the successful candidate will carry knowledge of Indigenous ways of following process and protocols based in community. You will have experience working for an Indigenous organization and with Indigenous communities at all levels, including experience working on the ground in community or frontline work. Ultimately, NCIM is looking for an ED with a strong ability to build relationships with external constituency groups and communities.
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NCIM is excited to be hosting this year’s Annual Gathering in Gatineau, QC from October 8-11th, 2023. We will connect with our members and peers as we discuss the ins and outs of Indigenous Midwifery Governance. We look forward to seeing you there.
“As more Aboriginal women enter the field of midwifery and are able to grow in their practice and experience, they are going to awaken and become alive to this incredible dimension of knowledge, power and intelligence that will heal our generations.”
— Katsi Cook
