Overview
Speech Language Pathologist Jobs in Winnipeg – Manitoba at the Yukon First Nation Education Directorate
Title: Speech Language Pathologist
Company: the Yukon First Nation Education Directorate
Location: Winnipeg – Manitoba
Category: Healthcare
Position: Speech Language Pathologist ($84,485 – $106,041/yr)
Expand your SLP skills while honouring First Nations culture
Explore the Yukon while making a difference to the community
Earn a competitive annual salary of $84,485 – $106,041 and
comprehensive benefits
!
About the Yukon First Nation
Education
Directorate
The Yukon First Nation
Education
Directorate (YFNED) is a beacon of transformative
education
, weaving a First Nations worldview with
modern
educational practices. Since its establishment in 2020 by the Chiefs Committee on
Education
, YFNED embodies a vision of “Unified control over First Nation
education
to empower our people in our ways of knowing and prepare our children to be active participants in the current world.”
At the heart of YFNED is Jordan’s Principle, ensuring children have immediate and equitable access to all public services, paired with culturally-rich
education
through initiatives like their Mobile Therapeutic Unit and Nutrition Program.
“Our children. Our
education
. Our way.” is more than a statement—it’s a pledge to ensure that our educational practices are led by First Nations culture and values, offering a sense of belonging and
empowerment
to Indigenous children in the Yukon.
To learn more about us, please visit:
About the Opportunity
YFNED offers an
exciting
opportunity for a full-time Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) based in Whitehorse, YT, with options to be based out of other communities.
In this role, you will be responsible for delivering a full range of culturally appropriate speech and language services to Indigenous students in the Yukon facing
communication
challenges, including issues in language, speech, voice, fluency, or swallowing.
Your responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Conducting assessments, diagnoses, and treatments for speech, language, and
communication
issues
Analyzing test results and recommending strategies for home and classroom integration
Identifying and advocating for necessary speech and language program materials
Providing culturally sensitive consultations to support families and children in need
Educating and mentoring therapy assistants and other community health professionals
Developing and coordinating comprehensive
education
on
communication
health
Arranging travel clinics for under served communities and coordinating follow-up care
Representing YFNED in committees, health fairs, and meetings to promote First Nations
education
Building networks with First Nations and Indigenous organizations for
collaborative
support
Enhancing YFNED’s profile and public awareness through various forums
Ensuring access to effective Speech-Language Pathology services for community wellbeing
Identifying best practices for health services to support First Nations families
Working occasionally in family homes or other locations families are comfortable with
More About You
To qualify, applicants must have a Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology with a minimum of two years’ pediatric experience or an equivalent mix of
education
and relevant experience.
The following are also required:
Registration or eligibility for registration with Speech-L…
