Medical Archivist  wanted for the Far North to join a unique organization committed to improving the health, well-being, and living conditions of northern communities through accessible, humane, and culturally appropriate services.

Why choose this opportunity?

- Salary: Starting at $73,000 per year including bonuses
- Northern bonuses: remoteness, retention, and cost of living allowance depending on the village.- Full-time: 35 hours/week
- 36 weeks in the North - 16 weeks of vacation per year (9-4)
- Airfare reimbursement for 3 or 4 trips per year
- Group insurance including dental, vision, life, and disability
- Retirement plan with matching employer contributions
- Access to an assistance program to employees
- Furnished accommodation meeting your needs
- Reimbursement of transportation and storage costs for personal belongings

Your main responsibilities:

- Inform and guide the public on access to and protection of medical records.
- Respond to requests and testify in court when necessary.
- Manage, organize, and secure health records according to legal standards and deadlines.
- Develop forms, policies, and procedures related to medical records.
- Analyze, code, and interpret data for planning, evaluation, and research.

Desired profile:

- College diploma in medical records technology
OR
- Diploma in medical archiving from a school recognized by the Ministry of Education or a diploma recognized by the Quebec Association of Medical Archivists or the College of Medical Archivists of Canada.
- Minimum 2 years of experience as a medical archivist
- Coding experience preferred
- Bilingual French/English, Inuktitut an asset


Why apply?

Come and put your expertise to work for a committed team where collaboration, respect for cultures, and community impact are part of our daily work.

* The masculine form is used solely to simplify the text. We remain fully committed to and open to all people and communities, including the Indigenous communities with whom we collaborate.