10 questions about working at WABANO CENTRE FOR ABORIGINAL HEALTH
Hours vary but warnings are given re volunteering so they can divert funds from other programs . It is a corrupt organization beginning with the ED. Government funding is sufficient but oversight and accountability is lacking .
Answered 22 October 2019The role kept changing from one week to the next. Don't expect your job description to ever match what yer actually doing every day.
Answered 12 February 2020Bring back the people. Wabano is ment to be a place for gatherings and teachings. For healing and peace. All it is is a building a cold building full of fancy artwork and stressed out staff.
Answered 14 January 2021Micromanaging is to be expected. Leave your autonomy at home.
Answered 13 October 2020Preparing for an interview starts with reflection on these questions and considering your feelings and thoughts. Of course recognizing the truth and reconciliation teachings and having the cultural sensitivity course. What would be different in adjusting here as opposed to working and serving with urban aboriginal population. Awareness of some of the larger issues across our country.
Answered 26 June 2019Silly questions!
Answered 8 November 2020a joke, unqualified staff
Answered 30 November 2020If you make it past probation or your probation isn't extended once funding is received for the ED's personal use, 3 weeks
Answered 30 November 2020No you can not, unless your a doctor or nurse
Answered 8 November 2020No guarentees, sometimes expect unreasonable hours in the height of event season. Then you don't hear from them for months. Not for consistent employment.
Answered 3 April 2019
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