MOSAIC is a leading charity in British Columbia, providing comprehensive support services for immigrants and refugees, including settlement assistance, language training, and employment programs.
Vancouver, British Columbia
MOSAIC is a registered charity serving immigrant, refugee, migrant and mainstream communities in Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley as well as throughout the province of BC and overseas via online programs. Supported by a board of directors, the organization manages a $20 million plus budget annually with more than 350 staff and 660 volunteers. Services are delivered from 31 client-accessible sites and include: - Settlement assistance - English language training - Employment programs - Interpretation & translation - Counselling services - Community outreach for families and individuals, including children, youth and seniors MOSAIC also offers services for the LGBTQ and migrant worker communities. MOSAIC is one of the largest settlement organizations in Canada. Provincially, MOSAIC provides more employment supports and programs than any other immigrant-serving organization in B.C. Our expertise in employment services resulted in MOSAIC being the only immigrant-serving organization to be awarded a contract to deliver services through the B.C. Government’s Employment Program of B.C.
On-site · Burnaby
The Medical Office Assistant provides administrative support to the clinic, including patient registration, appointment scheduling, and maintaining electronic records. They also assist with clinical tasks such as taking vitals, sterilizing instruments, and ensuring a safe, welcoming environment for patients.
Hybrid · Vancouver
The Settlement Worker provides direct client services including needs assessments, referrals, and orientation to newcomers. They also develop outreach strategies and maintain accurate client records within the organization's database.
Hybrid · Surrey
The instructor will prepare curriculum materials and deliver ESL instruction in accordance with MOSAIC guidelines for day and evening classes. They are also responsible for maintaining student records, assessing learners using CLB indicators, and facilitating both in-person and online learning environments.
On-site · Burnaby
Provide high-quality, trauma-informed primary care services to diverse patient populations within a multidisciplinary team. Coordinate care with specialized health services and engage in longitudinal patient-centered care.