Social Service Specialists jobs in saskatchewan province Canada
5 social service specialists jobs found in saskatchewan province: showing 1 - 5
Visual Storytelling Specialist, University Relations
Company: University of Saskatchewan |
through a centralized service model for colleges, schools, and administrative units across the university. This role... to support institutional communications objectives. Supports integrated communications plans and coordinated service deliveryLocation: Saskatoon, SK, Canada
| Salary: CA$69035 - 107868 per year | Date posted: 22 Oct 2026
Marketing Specialist - Ad Operations
Company: Ffun |
Gen, Meta, and other paid social platforms. Turn data into results. Monitor campaign performance, analyze trends... on vehicles, service, repairs, and parts. Training & Development: Joining us is like stepping onto a rocket ship of learningLocation: Saskatoon, SK, Canada
| Salary: CA$55000 - 70000 per year | Date posted: 21 Oct 2026
Safe And Welcoming Specialist
Company: Regina Public Library |
and welcoming customer service delivery, facilitates and coordinates with third party security agencies and external social services.... RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Performs direct safe and welcoming customer service delivery throughout the system as assigned for shiftsLocation: Regina, SK, Canada
| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 16 Oct 2026
Community & Industry Engagement Specialist
Company: SIIT |
& AdministrationMaintain accurate and up-to-date client records, including case notes, employment outcomes, and service delivery reportsTrack... control of data entry Required Qualifications and ExperienceBachelor's degree in Social Work, Psychology, Human ResourcesLocation: Meadow Lake, SK, Canada
| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 25 Sep 2026
Manager, Digital Advisory
Company: MNP |
multidisciplinary teams and influence Partners, service-line leaders, specialists and client stakeholders. Experience with AI advisory... relationships and collaborate across MNP service lines to deliver integrated solutions. Provide strategic guidance on emerging