regional manager

computer technician

Prince Albert Grand Council

I was a Case Manager for a residential treatment centre, which took in girls from across Canada with multiple addictions. As my title indicates I oversaw 6 Youth Counselors to make sure the female youth were receiving the treatment we said they would receive. If they needed referring to other agencies I did this as well. I coordinated various events, camps, wellness days, and fundraising. I did all the data entry for the various assessments that I completed, with the youth at intake, mid treatment, and exit. I completed follow ups with the youth for one year and a half. I was also the research assistant for the equine assisted learning program we had twice a week. The youth were with us for six months. I wrote up grant proposals. I was always upgrading myself in counselling methods, and what were the new drugs being used. I facilitated mental health training to the staff, and i co-facilitated suicide intervention workshops to the staff, and to first nations communities. The most enjoyable part of the job was when the youth completed the six months. The hardest part of the job was saying goodbye to the youth. We always took care of ourselves spiritually, physically, and mentally. This was very much encouraged, by everyone. We looked out for our coworkers, and worked as a team.

Typical  day for me was being able to work in harmony with  co-workers etc.
I learned to respect everyone on the job sitre
managements were always willing to support my work habits & personal views on life etc. 
Co-workers were very supportive & co-operative in all areas on the job sites.
hardest part of the job was seeing someone leave job site to move on to other opportunities - but my I gave them my support & blessings etc. 
most enjoyable part of job was being able to come into work and continue with any task that was a part of my role as a team worker.

Working here has provided me invaluable skills in teaching firefighters, they were concerned about the well being of their workers, day to day operations was training firefighters in different First Nation Communities and doing community risk assessments.

Requested for a salary increase as PAGC Daycare is the lowest paying daycare for Salary. It’s been brought up with the Commission and so far we haven’t been given notice or was never mentioned at prior Staff Meetings. It would be greatly appreciated if all Staff can receive a raise in pay

Contributed to a number of projects and programs who were looking for support in moving projects forward, and/or reviewing progress, completing reports and developing vision or strategy within various frameworks and program needs.

On a typically work day it fun friendly and everyone gets along. I liked working here because it made me feel like i was part of a team and it was a relaxing environment. Everyone greeted each other as they came in. I did not have much a hard time at work

The team support was a huge factor in making this an enjoyable position, the management team had plenty of knowledge and had a great training to make employees feel comfortable in their position.

was a good place to work and people are funny I was always on time and never late or half assed my job ive worked with the toughest kind of people and came out always positive

It was a blessing to work with the people there, you can see they’re very genuine and caring which is something you do not see on a day to day basis. The hardest part was when we had to take the kids back to their homes..

I was a great place to work. The management people were very friendly and supportive. Payment was quite good, all the benefits were excellent. All the workers were very supportive and helpful.

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