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Working with the Government of Nova Scotia is one of the most rewarding career paths you can take. With the Nova Scotia public service, one career can branch out into many. Employment Opportunities with the Provincial Government: http://jobs.novascotia.ca/
On-site · Halifax
The incumbent will provide analytical and technical support on health economic policy issues and develop quantitative methodologies for the health sector. They are responsible for modeling complex business problems, integrating large datasets, and communicating strategic insights to stakeholders.
On-site · Halifax
The Assessment and Awareness Officer conducts preliminary assessments of complaints to determine jurisdictional scope and promotes the role of the OIPC through educational outreach. The position also provides senior-level administrative support to the Commissioner and manages office operations, including records and website maintenance.
On-site · Yarmouth
The social worker will assess child safety and wellbeing, develop case plans, and supervise children in the care of the Minister. They will also collaborate with families and community partners to address trauma and provide ongoing support services.
On-site
The Provincial Inventory Coordinator manages and coordinates fleet inventory activities, including procurement and SAP system maintenance across provincial district stores. They are responsible for formulating inventory policies, implementing controls, and providing training to staff to ensure efficient operations.
On-site
The Payroll and Accounting Clerk is responsible for processing payroll, vendor invoices, and accounting documents while ensuring data accuracy. They also provide administrative support and backup coverage for the payroll and accounting team.
On-site · Bible Hill
The intern will support credit administration, financial reporting, and portfolio monitoring for various lending programs. They will also conduct research and assist in improving business processes and digital tools.
On-site · Halifax
The Family Support Worker provides support to children, youth, and families by developing strategies to build resilience and independent living skills. They also advocate for clients, connect them with community resources, and conduct home visits to ensure physical, emotional, and social needs are met.
On-site · Bridgewater
The practitioner provides specialized care and psycho-educational programming for youth with emotional and trauma-based responses. They are responsible for case management, crisis intervention, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to ensure a safe and supportive environment.
On-site · Kentville
The Victim Services Navigator provides direct support, information, and court accompaniment to victims of crime while acting as a liaison between victims and justice personnel. They manage sensitive case files, assist with victim impact statements, and coordinate services with community organizations and the justice system.
On-site · Windsor
The Access Support Worker is responsible for transporting and supporting children, youth, and parents during family access visits and appointments. They also ensure the safety of children and maintain documentation regarding interactions and issues that arise during these visits.
On-site · Kentville
The secretary provides a broad range of administrative and secretarial functions to support the Provincial Victim Services Program. Responsibilities include front desk coverage, managing databases, preparing correspondence, and coordinating meetings.
On-site · New Glasgow
The Cook is responsible for preparing nutritional meals for persons in custody, staff, and visitors while managing kitchen operations and budgets. They must also supervise kitchen workers, maintain strict security protocols, and ensure compliance with sanitation and safety standards.
On-site · New Glasgow
The Cook's Helper is responsible for preparing food and raw products for main production and assisting in the distribution of meals to service areas. They also ensure that proper sanitation standards are maintained throughout the kitchen facility.
On-site · Halifax
The role involves reviewing and assessing student loan and grant applications for accuracy and compliance with provincial and federal policies. Additionally, the officer provides professional support to students and stakeholders via phone, email, and the secure student portal.
On-site · Windsor
The receptionist serves as the primary point of contact for clients and the public, providing administrative support and managing general inquiries. They work in partnership with social workers and caseworkers to ensure the efficient delivery of departmental programs and services.
On-site · Halifax
Design and deliver secure, scalable digital solutions for government services while translating complex business needs into technical requirements. Lead code reviews, mentor junior developers, and integrate internal and external APIs to ensure high-quality application performance.
On-site · Halifax
The Senior Software Developer will design and deliver secure, scalable solutions for high-volume government services while modernizing legacy systems. They will also lead code reviews, mentor junior developers, and ensure technical documentation meets quality standards.
Hybrid · Halifax
The Income Assistance Specialist provides leadership in the development and application of policies for the ESIA program to support vulnerable Nova Scotians. They work collaboratively with service delivery teams and community partners to monitor program performance and recommend improvements.
On-site · Pictou
The secretary provides a broad range of administrative and secretarial support to the Provincial Victim Services Program, including front desk coverage and database management. They also assist regional and head office staff by coordinating meetings, preparing correspondence, and maintaining electronic filing systems.
On-site · Kentville
The Victim Services Navigator provides direct support and information to victims of crime as they navigate the criminal justice system. They act as a liaison between victims and justice personnel while maintaining sensitive case files and assisting with victim impact statements.