Career Opportunities
Looking for a rewarding career helping Saskatchewan residents impacted by dementia? The Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan provides programs and services to help people diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias and their caregivers.
“What I love most about being a First Link® Coordinator is having the opportunity to connect and support people living with dementia and their family and friends. To be on the dementia journey with someone, to share information on how to get a diagnosis, help someone navigate our challenging health care system, or provide hope to live better with their diagnosis is such a privilege.”
-Connie Snider, First Link® Coordinator, Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan
Not only do we offer rewarding career opportunities, we also support our employees through:
- Extended health care and dental benefits through 3SHealth;
- Group life insurance;
- A comprehensive disability income plan;
- A defined benefit pension plan through Saskatchewan HealthCare Employees’ Pension Plan (SHEPP) where we contribute 112% of what each of our employees contribute.
Major Gifts Officer
The Major Gifts Officer (MGO) is responsible for managing and cultivating relationships with existing major gift prospects, as well as identifying new prospects. The MGO will execute strategies designed to achieve the financial goals of the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan while fulfilling our donors’ philanthropic interests and passions. In collaboration with the Director of Revenue Development, the MGO will also implement and manage the Best Life Campaign for dementia research strategy and portfolio.
Saskatoon First Link® Coordinator
In this exciting role, you will primarily support people living with dementia and their family caregivers. You will help build awareness with physicians, specialists and other health care providers about the First Link® direct referral program and how they can connect people with dementia and their families to the programs and services of the Alzheimer Society. You will also provide information, support, and referral to Society programs and services and connection to community programs and services throughout the progression of the disease.