Health Services
HEALTH CENTRE
Community Health Nurse
Communicable Disease Control/Immunizations
Public Health Education
Maternal Child Health Care
Environmental Health
Primary Care Treatment Services
Medical Transportation Program
To manage the medical transportation benefits and services for MFN clients attending medical appointments to the nearest appropriate medical facility and to provide receptionist duties for the Health Unit.
Coordinating medical transportation services that include local and out-of-town appointments and prior approvals submissions.
Ensuring community members are informed of any last minute changes.
Supervising the medical transportation drivers in their duties and procedures while transporting clients.
To perform front desk receptionist duties for the Health Unit.
Health Records Clerk
To perform the duties of Health Records Clerk by providing clinical support services for the health unit staff, clients and visiting professionals.
To perform the duties of booking appointments with the various visiting services.
Community Health Representative Program
Crisis Response Team
Non-Insured Health Benefits Program
Access to prescription drugs, dental care, vision care, medical supplies and equipment and emergency crisis counseling are recognized rights of First Nation peoples. Mississauga First Nation does not have the jurisdiction to administer these services on behalf of community members. First Nation & Inuit Health Branch (FNIHB) of Canada has sole control of this program. Please inform one of our Regulated Health Professional if you have been denied any of these services provided under the Non-Insured Health Benefits Program. Tracking the information/problem is a vital part of politically addressing health concerns.
VISITING SERVICES PROGRAM
Family Physician
To perform clinical duties by seeing and assessing clients for routine health and illness care, prescribing treatment and keeping other physicians informed regarding problems when on call.
Nurse Practitioner
North Shore Tribal Council Nurse Practitioner (NSTC NPs) are registered nurses, who specialize in primary health care. They are experienced nurses with additional nursing education which enables them to provide individuals, families, groups and communities with health services in health promotion, disease and injury prevention, cure, rehabilitation and support.
Physiotherapist
To enhance or restore function in order to improve ones quality of life through an assessment of physical needs and development of a personalized plan to help one achieve their goals. The professions focus on the prevention and rehabilitation of an injury or disease.
Occupational Therapist
To promote community members independence and well-being by providing in-home assessments and treatment services for all ages, including elders to children who be restricted by physical and/or mental disabilities
Registered Dietician
To deliver a Nutrition Program that meets the needs of the community as a group or on an individual basis. Registered Dieticians are the professionals for food, diet and nutrition information and works with a health care team to provide a dynamic Diabetes Care Clinic.
Chiropodist
To specialize in foot care including casting for orthopedic insoles and assess foot problems.
Environmental Health Officer
To provide advice and direction on matters concerning environmental maintenance, protection and safety.
Community Health Nurse
Communicable Disease Control/Immunizations
Public Health Education
Maternal Child Health Care
Environmental Health
Primary Care Treatment Services
Medical Transportation Program
To manage the medical transportation benefits and services for MFN clients attending medical appointments to the nearest appropriate medical facility and to provide receptionist duties for the Health Unit.
Coordinating medical transportation services that include local and out-of-town appointments and prior approvals submissions.
Ensuring community members are informed of any last minute changes.
Supervising the medical transportation drivers in their duties and procedures while transporting clients.
To perform front desk receptionist duties for the Health Unit.
Health Records Clerk
To perform the duties of Health Records Clerk by providing clinical support services for the health unit staff, clients and visiting professionals.
To perform the duties of booking appointments with the various visiting services.
Community Health Representative Program
Crisis Response Team
Non-Insured Health Benefits Program
Access to prescription drugs, dental care, vision care, medical supplies and equipment and emergency crisis counseling are recognized rights of First Nation peoples. Mississauga First Nation does not have the jurisdiction to administer these services on behalf of community members. First Nation & Inuit Health Branch (FNIHB) of Canada has sole control of this program. Please inform one of our Regulated Health Professional if you have been denied any of these services provided under the Non-Insured Health Benefits Program. Tracking the information/problem is a vital part of politically addressing health concerns.
VISITING SERVICES PROGRAM
Family Physician
To perform clinical duties by seeing and assessing clients for routine health and illness care, prescribing treatment and keeping other physicians informed regarding problems when on call.
Nurse Practitioner
North Shore Tribal Council Nurse Practitioner (NSTC NPs) are registered nurses, who specialize in primary health care. They are experienced nurses with additional nursing education which enables them to provide individuals, families, groups and communities with health services in health promotion, disease and injury prevention, cure, rehabilitation and support.
Physiotherapist
To enhance or restore function in order to improve ones quality of life through an assessment of physical needs and development of a personalized plan to help one achieve their goals. The professions focus on the prevention and rehabilitation of an injury or disease.
Occupational Therapist
To promote community members independence and well-being by providing in-home assessments and treatment services for all ages, including elders to children who be restricted by physical and/or mental disabilities
Registered Dietician
To deliver a Nutrition Program that meets the needs of the community as a group or on an individual basis. Registered Dieticians are the professionals for food, diet and nutrition information and works with a health care team to provide a dynamic Diabetes Care Clinic.
Chiropodist
To specialize in foot care including casting for orthopedic insoles and assess foot problems.
Environmental Health Officer
To provide advice and direction on matters concerning environmental maintenance, protection and safety.
