Nicole Cahoose
About Nicole Cahoose
Nicole Cahoose serves as the Crisis Coordination Lead at the First Nations Health Authority Interior Region in Kamloops, British Columbia, where she has worked since 2018. She combines Indigenous-centered approaches with contemporary practices to effectively address the crisis response needs of First Nations communities.
Work at First Nations Health Authority
Nicole Cahoose has served as the Crisis Coordination Lead at the First Nations Health Authority in the Interior Region since 2018. In this role, she has focused on aligning crisis response services with the specific needs and directives of First Nations communities. Her work emphasizes the importance of tailored services that respect cultural contexts and community requirements.
Education and Expertise
Nicole Cahoose is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University. She previously earned a Bachelor of Social Work from Thompson Rivers University, along with Life Skills & Counselling Certificates and a Human Service Diploma. Her educational background supports her expertise in crisis coordination and community engagement.
Background
Nicole Cahoose has a strong foundation in both Indigenous-centered approaches and contemporary Western practices. This blend informs her work in crisis coordination, allowing her to effectively address the unique challenges faced by First Nations communities. Her educational pursuits and professional experiences contribute to her comprehensive understanding of crisis response.
Community Engagement Initiatives
In her role, Nicole Cahoose facilitates and presents services that align with Nation directives. This focus on community engagement aims to enhance the involvement of First Nations communities in crisis response initiatives. Her efforts are directed towards fostering collaboration and ensuring that services meet the specific needs of the populations she serves.