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 The Children’s Cottage Society is a charitable agency established in Calgary in 1986. The Society’s mission is “Building strong children and safe nurturing families through prevention programs and support services” and our vision is “Resilient children blossom in healthy families.”A Family Life Coach works using a strength-based framework and evidence-based practice. The Early Years Family Support Program is available for families that are referred by the Alberta Vulnerable Infant Response Team (AVIRT) Children’s Services.  Our program provides in home support to families referred that have a newborn up to 3 months old in the home at the time of referral.   The family is identified as having risk factors for the safety and well-being of the infant.  All services are typically provided in the family’s home.  Services are voluntary and adaptable to meet the needs of families.  The intensity and length of service vary based on vulnerabilities, risk factors, and needs of caregivers.  The program is designed to improve safety and wellbeing in the home, support a nurturing and safe environment for children, support the parent/child relationship, and provide rich child development information as well as connecting families to community resources and other formal and informal supports as required.HOURS:  A Family Life Coach will work a 40 hour work week, Monday through Friday typically within standard working hours however the ability to work flexible hours to meet the needs of a family is requiredQUALIFICATIONS:             Minimum Diploma in Human Services Field.Minimum 3 years of experience working with vulnerable familiesExperience working with infants, young children and their parentsKnowledgeable in healthy child development.Knowledgeable about community resources.Experience helping families experiencing  stressful situationsValid driver’s license and use of personal vehicle.Standard First Aid Certificate with CPR level CCurrent Police Security and Child Intervention Record checks with satisfactory resultsBrain Story Certification Course (online training)Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)Experience using Efforts to Outcomes or similar client data bases. SKILLS AND ABILITIES: Minimum 3 years of experience working with vulnerable families with complex needsDemonstrates a willingness and comfort level in working with diverse caregivers and families and those from a wide variety of cultures.A willingness and comfort level working with formal and informal partners to help improve communication and understanding between the family and the Family Life Coach. Able to work from a strength based approach to support families.Have a thorough understanding of positive parenting practices and child development Knowledge of, and belief in a non-violent approach to disciplining children.Demonstrate skills in supporting families, reducing family stress, and teaching positive parent-child interaction skills.Ability to work as part of team and independently.Skill in crisis intervention, teaching, listening and basic problem solvingProficient computer skills required.Excellent written and oral communication skills required. Ability to flex hours from time to time.Ability to model and teach appropriate behaviors such as communication, conflict resolution, positive parenting, problem-solving, and self-advocacy Knowledge of Calgary and area resources and how to access them.Knowledge of parent-child interactions, child development and the dynamics of child abuse. Knowledge of family dynamics, child development, stressors in parenting, alcohol and substance abuse, and family violence.  RESPONSIBILITIES:In Home SupportContact a referred family within 48 hours to arrange an initial visit.Establish and maintain a transparent and trusting relationship with familiesCollaborate with AVIRT Children’s Services to appropriately address risk factors and family challenges.   Provide regular contact through weekly home visits of about 60-90 minutes in duration.  Use self-assessments, screening tools and observation to identify alongside the parents family strengths and challenges and implement effective strategies to empower the parent and child relationship, family functioning and resiliency.  Knowledge of alcohol and substance abuse and family violence and their effect on families. Practices intervention strategies as appropriate.Support and encourage parental resiliency through a coaching model and by promoting access to services or making referrals as appropriate. Acts as a liaison between families and other community agencies. Work with all members of the family adults and children applying knowledge of parent-child interactions, child development, and positive parenting to promote healthy family relationships.  Use the ASQ and ASQ-SE developmental screening tools with parents and make developmental support plans, recommendations to services, provides strategies to further support child development and implement recommendations using the Infant Mental Health Hand in Hand model.Work within the framework of the Nurturing Parenting Curriculum when providing support and interventions to families.Communicate concerns regarding safety and wellbeing to parents and supervisor Utilize Goal Planning to conduct family assessments, develop unique family directed goals and support the family to achieve their goals.Maintain strong knowledge and understanding of community resources and use these appropriately to connect a family and build self-advocacy and resiliency in a family. Appropriately establish boundaries and sets limits in relationships with families.Meet with supervisor on a regular basis for reflective supervisions, regular direct observation of in home visits, and regularly reviewing of files in order to meet accreditation and provincial home visitation guidelines.Attend team meetings, case consults and trainings in a timely manner as well as actively participating.  DocumentationComplete all admission, discharge paperwork following guidelines of evidence based practice.Accurately complete paperwork with parents in home visits.Accurately input data into ETO database a in timely manner (within 48 hours of a home visit or client contact)Complete a nominal role and other month end documentation at the end of each month for submission to Children’s Services.  Liaise with Supervisor for accuracy and corrections of data when needed.  Completes case notes that document home visits observations and activities in a complete, concise, and timely manner as required (within 48 hours of a home visit or client contact)Adhere to program accreditation and provincial guidelines  Other Duties as RequiredActively participate in program staff meetings.In home support is a reflective practice and as such a Family Life Coach is expected to work and be supported by a supervisor within that style.  Participate in other duties as required by the Early Years Family Support Program, Program Manager, Director of Programs or CEO. Application Deadline: Until successful candidate is recruited. We appreciate the interest of all applicants however will only contact those invited for an interview.  Please send a cover letter and resume by email quoting Competition #EYFSP to [email protected]

The Children’s Cottage Society is a charitable agency established in Calgary in 1986. The Society’s mission is “Building strong children and safe nurturing families through prevention programs and support services” and our vision is “Resilient children blossom in healthy families.” A Home Visitor works using a strength-based framework and evidence-based practice. The Calgary & Area Home Visitation program is available for families that live within Calgary and surrounding communities as determined by Children’s Services.  Our program provides support prenatally through to 6 years old. The Home Visitor supports parents to develop and enhance positive parenting skills, support healthy child development and connect to community supports.  All services are typically provided in the family’s home.  Services are voluntary and adaptable to meet the needs of families.  The intensity and length of service vary based on vulnerabilities, risk factors, and needs of caregivers.  The program is designed to support a nurturing and safe environment for children, support the parent/child relationship, and provide rich child development information as well as connecting families to community resources and other formal supports as required HOURS: A Home Visitor will work a 40 hour work week, Monday through Friday typically within standard working hours however the ability to work flexible hours to meet the needs of a family is required QUALIFICATIONS:         Minimum Diploma in Human Services Field.Minimum 3 years of experience working with vulnerable familiesExperience working with infants, young children and their parentsKnowledgeable about healthy child development.Knowledgeable about community resources.Experience helping families manage stressful situationsValid driver’s license and use of personal vehicle.Standard First Aid Certificate with CPR level CCurrent Police Security and Child Intervention Record checks with satisfactory resultsBrain Story Certification Course (online training)Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)Experience using Efforts to Outcomes (ETO) or similar client data bases. SKILLS AND ABILITIES: Minimum 3 years of experience working with vulnerable families with complex needsDemonstrates a willingness and comfort level in working with diverse caregivers and families and those from a wide variety of cultures.A willingness and comfort level working with formal and informal interpreters to help improve communication and understanding between the family and the Home Visitor. Able to work from a strength based approach to support families.Have a thorough understanding of positive parenting practices and child developmentKnowledge of, and belief in a non-violent approach to disciplining children.Demonstrate skills in supporting families, reducing family stress, and teaching positive parent-child interaction skills.Ability to work as part of team and independently.Skill in crisis intervention, teaching, listening and basic problem solvingProficient computer skills required.Excellent written and oral communication skills required. Ability to flex hours from time to time.Ability to model and teach appropriate behaviors such as communication, conflict resolution, positive parenting, problem-solving, and self-advocacy Knowledge of Calgary and area resources and how to access them.Knowledge of parent-child interactions, child development and the dynamics of child abuse. Knowledge of family dynamics, child development, stressors in parenting, alcohol and substance abuse, and family violence. RESPONSIBILITIES: Home Visitation Contact a referred family within 48 hours to arrange an initial visit.Establish and maintain a transparent and trusting relationship with families that have risk factors and may be facing multiple challenges Provide regular contact through weekly home visits of about 60-90 minutes in duration.  Use self-assessments, screening tools and observation to identify alongside the parents family strengths and challenges and implement effective strategies to empower the parent and child relationship, family functioning and resiliency.  Maintain a working knowledge of alcohol and substance abuse and family violence and their effect on families. Practices intervention strategies as appropriate.Support and encourage parental resiliency through a coaching model and by promoting access to services or making referrals as appropriate. Acts as a liaison between families and other community agencies. Work with all members of the family, both adults and children; applying knowledge of parent-child interactions, child development, and positive parenting to promote healthy family relationships.  Use the ASQ (Ages and Stage Questionnaire) and ASQ-SE (Ages and Stage Questionnaire – Social Emotional) developmental screening tools with parents and make developmental support plans, recommendations to services, provides strategies to further support child development and implement recommendations using the Infant Mental Health Hand in Hand model.Work within the framework of the Nurturing Parenting Curriculum when providing support and interventions to families.Communicate concerns regarding safety and wellbeing to parents and supervisor Utilize Goal Planning tools to conduct family assessments, develop unique family directed goals and support the family to achieve their goals.Maintain strong knowledge and understanding of community resources and use these appropriately to connect a family and build self-advocacy and resiliency in a family. Appropriately establish boundaries and sets limits in relationships with families.Meet with supervisor on a regular basis for reflective supervisions, regular direct observation of in home visits, and regularly reviewing of files in order to meet accreditation and provincial home visitation guidelines.Attend team meetings, case consults and trainings in a timely manner as well as actively participating.  DocumentationComplete all admission, discharge paperwork following guidelines of evidence based practice.Accurately complete paperwork with parents in home visits.Accurately input data into ETO database a in timely manner (within 48 hours of a home visit or client contact)Complete a nominal role and other month end documentation at the end of each month for submission to Family Resource Network.  Liaise with Supervisor and Family Resource Network as required for accuracy and corrections of data when needed.  Completes case note that document home visits observations and activities in a complete, concise, and timely manner as required (within 48 hours of a home visit or client contact)Adhere to program accreditation and provincial guidelines  Other Duties as RequiredActively participate in program staff meetings.Home Visitation is a reflective practice and as such a Home Visitor is expected to work and be supported by a supervisor within that style.  Participate in other duties as required by the Calgary West Home Visitation Program, Program Manager, Director of Programs or CEO.Application Deadline: Until successful candidate is recruited. We appreciate the interest of all applicants however will only contact those invited for an interview. Please send a cover letter and resume by email quoting Competition #HV2021 to [email protected] 

QUALIFICATIONS *Baccalaureate Degree in Psychiatric Nursing or Social Work. Other combinations of related professional education and experience may be considered *Current registration/licensure in good standing with applicable college *Current certification in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention *Current certification in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) *Two (2) years full-time equivalent professional experience in an approved Mental Health Care setting in the past five (5) years; other combinations of related experience may be considered. *Province of Manitoba Class 5 Drivers License, or equivalent from province of residence, and access to a personal vehicle to provide service within Prairie Mountain Health *Demonstrated knowledge of current mental health trends, leading practices and the Mental Health Act and other related legislation *Commitment to recovery-oriented practice and Co-occurring Disorder (COD) principles. *Demonstrated expertise in emergency/crisis situations *Demonstrated knowledge of and aptitude for working with the specified client population and setting including evidence-informed interventions *Ability to maintain positive working relationships with clients, co-workers, interdisciplinary teams, community agencies and stakeholders *Evidence of on-going professional development to maintain skills and knowledge *Depending on department staffing and service requirements at the time of the vacancy, preference may be given to a specific gender or academic designation in accordance with the definitions for a CMHW *Proficiency with Microsoft programs (Outlook, Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint), as well as Internet applications and other Information Technology *Demonstrated leadership *Demonstrated written and oral communication skills *Ability to prioritize in a changing environment *Strong organizational, decision making and problem solving skills *Ability to display independent judgment *Ability to respect and promote a culturally diverse population *Ability to respect and promote confidentiality *Ability to perform the duties of the position on a regular basis POSITION SUMMARY: The Community Mental Health Worker (CMHW) provides mental health service to residents of Prairie Mountain Health, and may be based in both community and facility settings. As a member of the assigned interdisciplinary team, the incumbent provides a broad range of mental health services to clients and their families, and acts as the primary counsellor and/or case manager for all newly referred clients as well as those with long-term service needs. In collaboration and partnership with other health care providers, clients’ families and community stakeholders, the CMHW focuses on supporting individuals in their personal recovery where they live, learn, work and socialize. The CMHW requires a diverse and comprehensive knowledge base about trauma informed psychiatric care as well as other adopted mental health therapies and the ability possess and integrate into practice crisis management and suicide intervention skills. Through the application of therapeutic skills that promote and build on client’s strengths, the CMHW assists the client/family to maximize independence, self-responsibility and promotes personal wellness, community integration and social justice. Depending on client needs and particularly when working with individuals with enduring mental illness, the CMHW applies case management functions that focus on functional assessment and skill development, relapse prevention, and rehabilitation. In addition to being a valued member of the interdisciplinary team, the CMHW conducts a sound professional, autonomous practice, demonstrating effective problem-solving and organizational abilities. The CMHW has a working knowledge of the Mental Health Act and other legislation that protect their client(s) and the public. RESPONSIBILITIES: Overview: Engages with clients and families to build trusting therapeutic relationships as well as developing case formulation, intervention plans and services. Collects and reviews initial clinical and psychosocial information, gathers and incorporates collateral information into initial screening and assessment. Assesses strengths, skills, capacities, resource needs, and readiness in relationship to the client’s primary goals and recovery plan. Develops case formulation and assists clients to establish service requirements and plans. Conducts risk evaluations for self-harm, violence and deterioration of mental status and intervenes in crisis situations. Provides mental health counselling as indicated using recognized evidenced based counselling models and methodologies with clients and families. Performs an intake role as assigned. In collaboration with the client, identifies the service conditions required to ensure that fundamental human needs are met. Assists to establish effective linkages to resources, agencies and service providers, advocating when required. Respects and values cultural healing practices in collaboration with client, family and cultural practitioners. Participates with related health providers and allied social service staff to assist with case management planning as it relates to mental health issues. Conducts a standard mental status examination, a comprehensive psychosocial assessment, a Co-Occurring Disorder (COD) screening, a Suicide Assessment (SAG), as well as other age related assessments as required. Provides assessment information, diagnostic impressions and treatment recommendations to other health service providers following PHIA and FIPPA requirements. Assists the client to attain and maintain optimal mental and physical health. Engages family as important contributors to care planning as defined and chosen by the client. Provides emotional support and education to family members within the following of privacy legislation. Ensures that the individual or community receives appropriate and effective service, including crisis planning and intervention for safety and protection. Collaborates with family members, other agencies, organizations and individuals from hospital and community to facilitate a well-coordinated, recovery-oriented service system for clients with chosen follow up systems. Provides follow-up services and monitoring of mental health status as required. Provides individual, group and public education to promote awareness of mental health problems, mental illness, mental wellness, and resiliency. In collaboration with the client, coordinates comprehensive care planning meetings that may involve family, multiple disciplines, agencies and programs to ensure communication among all parties. Documents assessments, interventions and results/recommendations in an approved format in accordance with professional and regional standards. Advocates for service improvement including mobilizing existing services and/or creating new services. Coordinates admissions, discharge planning, closures or transfers with other mental health services within Prairie Mountain Health, other regions, community agencies and/or informal supports. Practices in accordance with legislation relevant to community health practice (i.e. Mental Health Act including Public Guardian and Trustee legislation, Vulnerable Persons Act, Child Welfare Act, Personal Health Information Act, etc.) Provides collaborative case management as mandated for clients with orders with the Criminal Review Board, with delegated authority under the Public Trustee, or through a Service Purchase Agreement. Understands group dynamics and effectively uses facilitation skills to support group development and delivery. Supervises/orientates in collaboration with the Proctor Supervisor and Managers, Mental Health Proctors, Activity Instructors, and Community Support Workers as applicable. Provides orientation, supervision and evaluation of new staff, students and physicians/ medical residents as appropriate. Other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS *Baccalaureate Degree in Psychiatric Nursing or Social Work. Other combinations of related professional education and experience may be considered *Current registration/licensure in good standing with applicable college *Current certification in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention *Current certification in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) *Two (2) years full-time equivalent professional experience in an approved Mental Health Care setting in the past five (5) years; other combinations of related experience may be considered. *Province of Manitoba Class 5 Drivers License, or equivalent from province of residence, and access to a personal vehicle to provide service within Prairie Mountain Health *Demonstrated knowledge of current mental health trends, leading practices and the Mental Health Act and other related legislation *Commitment to recovery-oriented practice and Co-occurring Disorder (COD) principles. *Demonstrated expertise in emergency/crisis situations *Demonstrated knowledge of and aptitude for working with the specified client population and setting including evidence-informed interventions *Ability to maintain positive working relationships with clients, co-workers, interdisciplinary teams, community agencies and stakeholders *Evidence of on-going professional development to maintain skills and knowledge *Depending on department staffing and service requirements at the time of the vacancy, preference may be given to a specific gender or academic designation in accordance with the definitions for a CMHW *Proficiency with Microsoft programs (Outlook, Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint), as well as Internet applications and other Information Technology *Demonstrated leadership *Demonstrated written and oral communication skills *Ability to prioritize in a changing environment *Strong organizational, decision making and problem solving skills *Ability to display independent judgment *Ability to respect and promote a culturally diverse population *Ability to respect and promote confidentiality *Ability to perform the duties of the position on a regular basis POSITION SUMMARY: The Community Mental Health Worker (CMHW) provides mental health service to residents of Prairie Mountain Health, and may be based in both community and facility settings. As a member of the assigned interdisciplinary team, the incumbent provides a broad range of mental health services to clients and their families, and acts as the primary counsellor and/or case manager for all newly referred clients as well as those with long-term service needs. In collaboration and partnership with other health care providers, clients’ families and community stakeholders, the CMHW focuses on supporting individuals in their personal recovery where they live, learn, work and socialize. The CMHW requires a diverse and comprehensive knowledge base about trauma informed psychiatric care as well as other adopted mental health therapies and the ability possess and integrate into practice crisis management and suicide intervention skills. Through the application of therapeutic skills that promote and build on client’s strengths, the CMHW assists the client/family to maximize independence, self-responsibility and promotes personal wellness, community integration and social justice. Depending on client needs and particularly when working with individuals with enduring mental illness, the CMHW applies case management functions that focus on functional assessment and skill development, relapse prevention, and rehabilitation. In addition to being a valued member of the interdisciplinary team, the CMHW conducts a sound professional, autonomous practice, demonstrating effective problem-solving and organizational abilities. The CMHW has a working knowledge of the Mental Health Act and other legislation that protect their client(s) and the public. RESPONSIBILITIES: Overview: Engages with clients and families to build trusting therapeutic relationships as well as developing case formulation, intervention plans and services. Collects and reviews initial clinical and psychosocial information, gathers and incorporates collateral information into initial screening and assessment. Assesses strengths, skills, capacities, resource needs, and readiness in relationship to the client’s primary goals and recovery plan. Develops case formulation and assists clients to establish service requirements and plans. Conducts risk evaluations for self-harm, violence and deterioration of mental status and intervenes in crisis situations. Provides mental health counselling as indicated using recognized evidenced based counselling models and methodologies with clients and families. Performs an intake role as assigned. In collaboration with the client, identifies the service conditions required to ensure that fundamental human needs are met. Assists to establish effective linkages to resources, agencies and service providers, advocating when required. Respects and values cultural healing practices in collaboration with client, family and cultural practitioners. Participates with related health providers and allied social service staff to assist with case management planning as it relates to mental health issues. Conducts a standard mental status examination, a comprehensive psychosocial assessment, a Co-Occurring Disorder (COD) screening, a Suicide Assessment (SAG), as well as other age related assessments as required. Provides assessment information, diagnostic impressions and treatment recommendations to other health service providers following PHIA and FIPPA requirements. Assists the client to attain and maintain optimal mental and physical health. Engages family as important contributors to care planning as defined and chosen by the client. Provides emotional support and education to family members within the following of privacy legislation. Ensures that the individual or community receives appropriate and effective service, including crisis planning and intervention for safety and protection. Collaborates with family members, other agencies, organizations and individuals from hospital and community to facilitate a well-coordinated, recovery-oriented service system for clients with chosen follow up systems. Provides follow-up services and monitoring of mental health status as required. Provides individual, group and public education to promote awareness of mental health problems, mental illness, mental wellness, and resiliency. In collaboration with the client, coordinates comprehensive care planning meetings that may involve family, multiple disciplines, agencies and programs to ensure communication among all parties. Documents assessments, interventions and results/recommendations in an approved format in accordance with professional and regional standards. Advocates for service improvement including mobilizing existing services and/or creating new services. Coordinates admissions, discharge planning, closures or transfers with other mental health services within Prairie Mountain Health, other regions, community agencies and/or informal supports. Practices in accordance with legislation relevant to community health practice (i.e. Mental Health Act including Public Guardian and Trustee legislation, Vulnerable Persons Act, Child Welfare Act, Personal Health Information Act, etc.) Provides collaborative case management as mandated for clients with orders with the Criminal Review Board, with delegated authority under the Public Trustee, or through a Service Purchase Agreement. Understands group dynamics and effectively uses facilitation skills to support group development and delivery. Supervises/orientates in collaboration with the Proctor Supervisor and Managers, Mental Health Proctors, Activity Instructors, and Community Support Workers as applicable. Provides orientation, supervision and evaluation of new staff, students and physicians/ medical residents as appropriate. Other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS *Baccalaureate Degree in Psychiatric Nursing or Social Work. Other combinations of related professional education and experience may be considered *Current registration/licensure in good standing with applicable college *Current certification in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention *Current certification in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) *Two (2) years full-time equivalent professional experience in an approved Mental Health Care setting in the past five (5) years; other combinations of related experience may be considered. *Province of Manitoba Class 5 Drivers License, or equivalent from province of residence, and access to a personal vehicle to provide service within Prairie Mountain Health *Demonstrated knowledge of current mental health trends, leading practices and the Mental Health Act and other related legislation *Commitment to recovery-oriented practice and Co-occurring Disorder (COD) principles. *Demonstrated expertise in emergency/crisis situations *Demonstrated knowledge of and aptitude for working with the specified client population and setting including evidence-informed interventions *Ability to maintain positive working relationships with clients, co-workers, interdisciplinary teams, community agencies and stakeholders *Evidence of on-going professional development to maintain skills and knowledge *Depending on department staffing and service requirements at the time of the vacancy, preference may be given to a specific gender or academic designation in accordance with the definitions for a CMHW *Proficiency with Microsoft programs (Outlook, Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint), as well as Internet applications and other Information Technology *Demonstrated leadership *Demonstrated written and oral communication skills *Ability to prioritize in a changing environment *Strong organizational, decision making and problem solving skills *Ability to display independent judgment *Ability to respect and promote a culturally diverse population *Ability to respect and promote confidentiality *Ability to perform the duties of the position on a regular basis POSITION SUMMARY: The Community Mental Health Worker (CMHW) provides mental health service to residents of Prairie Mountain Health, and may be based in both community and facility settings. As a member of the assigned interdisciplinary team, the incumbent provides a broad range of mental health services to clients and their families, and acts as the primary counsellor and/or case manager for all newly referred clients as well as those with long-term service needs. In collaboration and partnership with other health care providers, clients’ families and community stakeholders, the CMHW focuses on supporting individuals in their personal recovery where they live, learn, work and socialize. The CMHW requires a diverse and comprehensive knowledge base about trauma informed psychiatric care as well as other adopted mental health therapies and the ability possess and integrate into practice crisis management and suicide intervention skills. Through the application of therapeutic skills that promote and build on client’s strengths, the CMHW assists the client/family to maximize independence, self-responsibility and promotes personal wellness, community integration and social justice. Depending on client needs and particularly when working with individuals with enduring mental illness, the CMHW applies case management functions that focus on functional assessment and skill development, relapse prevention, and rehabilitation. In addition to being a valued member of the interdisciplinary team, the CMHW conducts a sound professional, autonomous practice, demonstrating effective problem-solving and organizational abilities. The CMHW has a working knowledge of the Mental Health Act and other legislation that protect their client(s) and the public. RESPONSIBILITIES: Overview: Engages with clients and families to build trusting therapeutic relationships as well as developing case formulation, intervention plans and services. Collects and reviews initial clinical and psychosocial information, gathers and incorporates collateral information into initial screening and assessment. Assesses strengths, skills, capacities, resource needs, and readiness in relationship to the client’s primary goals and recovery plan. Develops case formulation and assists clients to establish service requirements and plans. Conducts risk evaluations for self-harm, violence and deterioration of mental status and intervenes in crisis situations. Provides mental health counselling as indicated using recognized evidenced based counselling models and methodologies with clients and families. Performs an intake role as assigned. In collaboration with the client, identifies the service conditions required to ensure that fundamental human needs are met. Assists to establish effective linkages to resources, agencies and service providers, advocating when required. Respects and values cultural healing practices in collaboration with client, family and cultural practitioners. Participates with related health providers and allied social service staff to assist with case management planning as it relates to mental health issues. Conducts a standard mental status examination, a comprehensive psychosocial assessment, a Co-Occurring Disorder (COD) screening, a Suicide Assessment (SAG), as well as other age related assessments as required. Provides assessment information, diagnostic impressions and treatment recommendations to other health service providers following PHIA and FIPPA requirements. Assists the client to attain and maintain optimal mental and physical health. Engages family as important contributors to care planning as defined and chosen by the client. Provides emotional support and education to family members within the following of privacy legislation. Ensures that the individual or community receives appropriate and effective service, including crisis planning and intervention for safety and protection. Collaborates with family members, other agencies, organizations and individuals from hospital and community to facilitate a well-coordinated, recovery-oriented service system for clients with chosen follow up systems. Provides follow-up services and monitoring of mental health status as required. Provides individual, group and public education to promote awareness of mental health problems, mental illness, mental wellness, and resiliency. In collaboration with the client, coordinates comprehensive care planning meetings that may involve family, multiple disciplines, agencies and programs to ensure communication among all parties. Documents assessments, interventions and results/recommendations in an approved format in accordance with professional and regional standards. Advocates for service improvement including mobilizing existing services and/or creating new services. Coordinates admissions, discharge planning, closures or transfers with other mental health services within Prairie Mountain Health, other regions, community agencies and/or informal supports. Practices in accordance with legislation relevant to community health practice (i.e. Mental Health Act including Public Guardian and Trustee legislation, Vulnerable Persons Act, Child Welfare Act, Personal Health Information Act, etc.) Provides collaborative case management as mandated for clients with orders with the Criminal Review Board, with delegated authority under the Public Trustee, or through a Service Purchase Agreement. Understands group dynamics and effectively uses facilitation skills to support group development and delivery. Supervises/orientates in collaboration with the Proctor Supervisor and Managers, Mental Health Proctors, Activity Instructors, and Community Support Workers as applicable. Provides orientation, supervision and evaluation of new staff, students and physicians/ medical residents as appropriate. Other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS *Baccalaureate Degree in Psychiatric Nursing or Social Work. Other combinations of related professional education and experience may be considered *Current registration/licensure in good standing with applicable college *Current certification in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention *Current certification in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) *Two (2) years full-time equivalent professional experience in an approved Mental Health Care setting in the past five (5) years; other combinations of related experience may be considered. *Province of Manitoba Class 5 Drivers License, or equivalent from province of residence, and access to a personal vehicle to provide service within Prairie Mountain Health *Demonstrated knowledge of current mental health trends, leading practices and the Mental Health Act and other related legislation *Commitment to recovery-oriented practice and Co-occurring Disorder (COD) principles. *Demonstrated expertise in emergency/crisis situations *Demonstrated knowledge of and aptitude for working with the specified client population and setting including evidence-informed interventions *Ability to maintain positive working relationships with clients, co-workers, interdisciplinary teams, community agencies and stakeholders *Evidence of on-going professional development to maintain skills and knowledge *Depending on department staffing and service requirements at the time of the vacancy, preference may be given to a specific gender or academic designation in accordance with the definitions for a CMHW *Proficiency with Microsoft programs (Outlook, Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint), as well as Internet applications and other Information Technology *Demonstrated leadership *Demonstrated written and oral communication skills *Ability to prioritize in a changing environment *Strong organizational, decision making and problem solving skills *Ability to display independent judgment *Ability to respect and promote a culturally diverse population *Ability to respect and promote confidentiality *Ability to perform the duties of the position on a regular basis POSITION SUMMARY: The Community Mental Health Worker (CMHW) provides mental health service to residents of Prairie Mountain Health, and may be based in both community and facility settings. As a member of the assigned interdisciplinary team, the incumbent provides a broad range of mental health services to clients and their families, and acts as the primary counsellor and/or case manager for all newly referred clients as well as those with long-term service needs. In collaboration and partnership with other health care providers, clients’ families and community stakeholders, the CMHW focuses on supporting individuals in their personal recovery where they live, learn, work and socialize. The CMHW requires a diverse and comprehensive knowledge base about trauma informed psychiatric care as well as other adopted mental health therapies and the ability possess and integrate into practice crisis management and suicide intervention skills. Through the application of therapeutic skills that promote and build on client’s strengths, the CMHW assists the client/family to maximize independence, self-responsibility and promotes personal wellness, community integration and social justice. Depending on client needs and particularly when working with individuals with enduring mental illness, the CMHW applies case management functions that focus on functional assessment and skill development, relapse prevention, and rehabilitation. In addition to being a valued member of the interdisciplinary team, the CMHW conducts a sound professional, autonomous practice, demonstrating effective problem-solving and organizational abilities. The CMHW has a working knowledge of the Mental Health Act and other legislation that protect their client(s) and the public. RESPONSIBILITIES: Overview: Engages with clients and families to build trusting therapeutic relationships as well as developing case formulation, intervention plans and services. Collects and reviews initial clinical and psychosocial information, gathers and incorporates collateral information into initial screening and assessment. Assesses strengths, skills, capacities, resource needs, and readiness in relationship to the client’s primary goals and recovery plan. Develops case formulation and assists clients to establish service requirements and plans. Conducts risk evaluations for self-harm, violence and deterioration of mental status and intervenes in crisis situations. Provides mental health counselling as indicated using recognized evidenced based counselling models and methodologies with clients and families. Performs an intake role as assigned. In collaboration with the client, identifies the service conditions required to ensure that fundamental human needs are met. Assists to establish effective linkages to resources, agencies and service providers, advocating when required. Respects and values cultural healing practices in collaboration with client, family and cultural practitioners. Participates with related health providers and allied social service staff to assist with case management planning as it relates to mental health issues. Conducts a standard mental status examination, a comprehensive psychosocial assessment, a Co-Occurring Disorder (COD) screening, a Suicide Assessment (SAG), as well as other age related assessments as required. Provides assessment information, diagnostic impressions and treatment recommendations to other health service providers following PHIA and FIPPA requirements. Assists the client to attain and maintain optimal mental and physical health. Engages family as important contributors to care planning as defined and chosen by the client. Provides emotional support and education to family members within the following of privacy legislation. Ensures that the individual or community receives appropriate and effective service, including crisis planning and intervention for safety and protection. Collaborates with family members, other agencies, organizations and individuals from hospital and community to facilitate a well-coordinated, recovery-oriented service system for clients with chosen follow up systems. Provides follow-up services and monitoring of mental health status as required. Provides individual, group and public education to promote awareness of mental health problems, mental illness, mental wellness, and resiliency. In collaboration with the client, coordinates comprehensive care planning meetings that may involve family, multiple disciplines, agencies and programs to ensure communication among all parties. Documents assessments, interventions and results/recommendations in an approved format in accordance with professional and regional standards. Advocates for service improvement including mobilizing existing services and/or creating new services. Coordinates admissions, discharge planning, closures or transfers with other mental health services within Prairie Mountain Health, other regions, community agencies and/or informal supports. Practices in accordance with legislation relevant to community health practice (i.e. Mental Health Act including Public Guardian and Trustee legislation, Vulnerable Persons Act, Child Welfare Act, Personal Health Information Act, etc.) Provides collaborative case management as mandated for clients with orders with the Criminal Review Board, with delegated authority under the Public Trustee, or through a Service Purchase Agreement. Understands group dynamics and effectively uses facilitation skills to support group development and delivery. Supervises/orientates in collaboration with the Proctor Supervisor and Managers, Mental Health Proctors, Activity Instructors, and Community Support Workers as applicable. Provides orientation, supervision and evaluation of new staff, students and physicians/ medical residents as appropriate. Other duties as assigned.

Job Description JOB SUMMARYReporting to the Supervisor, Homelessness Services, this position provides intensive case management services to individuals who are experiencing chronic homelessness and may be living with severe and chronic mental illnesses, addictions issues, and/or in recovery. Intensive Case Managers provide facilitation and support from a trauma-informed approach, ensuring hospitality, dignity, and respect during their stay at the Bridge Housing Program. The worker will collaborate with staff from the homelessness sector to assist individuals with moving through the Bridge Housing Program and into permanent housing through a progressive engagement approach. This will identify the needs of clients and assist them with referrals to appropriate services, to provide active listening and crisis intervention when needed. The Intensive Case Manager will assist individuals to meet their basic needs and provide linkage to formal supports and services; services will be provided 24 hours daily.QUALIFICATIONSEDUCATION College Diploma or a University Degree in social services, social work, or a related discipline Current certification in First Aid/CPR Nonviolent Crisis Intervention training or willingness to be certified Naloxone training or willingness to be certified Understanding and Managing Aggressive Behaviour (UMAB) training an assetKNOWLEDGE/EXPERIENCE Minimum 2 years experience working with the homeless population Knowledge and utilization of client-centred, trauma-informed approaches Knowledge of harm reduction practices Experience working with people who are chronically homeless Knowledge and experience in addictions, mental health, concurrent disorders, trauma, poverty, and gender-based violence are an asset Experience providing person-centered, trauma-informed, anti-racist anti-oppressive informed services and supports to individuals with diverse experiences and identities An understanding of Housing First principles An understanding of/or demonstrated practice of crisis intervention Knowledge and understanding of local community resources an assetSKILLS Written communication and computer skills sufficient to perform documentation and related administrative duties Verbal and interpersonal communication skills sufficient to relate to patients, families, and other healthcare professionals in a calm and professional manner Strong advocacy, problem solving, de-escalation, mediation and negotiation skills Demonstrated teamwork, problem solving, and leadership skills sufficient to deal with crisis situations. Ability to handle confidential information with diplomacy and discretion. Ability to work under pressure and in crisis situations Skills in counseling, addictions, housing, community outreach, concurrent disorders, and general aspects of physical health are an asset. Demonstrated ability to form relationships based on trust and empowerment. Working knowledge of Homeless Individuals and Families Information System (HIFIS) an asset.SPECIAL CONDITIONS The Bridge Housing Program operates 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year. Work is performed independently within established work procedures, departmental procedures, and safety procedures, as well as within regional policies and procedures. In accordance with the Corporate Criminal Record Check Policy, the position requires the incumbent to undergo a Vulnerable Sector Records Check. Ability to work flexible hours including days, evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays. Demonstrated experience working with individuals with severe mental illness and capable of maintaining objectivity in order to perform consistently with the philosophy and objectives of the Bridge Housing Program.

Position Summary** Financial Support for Moving Expenses is available for this position ** Northern Health values diversity within the workplace and our commitment of reaching a representative workforce. For this position, we also want to highlight First Nation, Inuit, Métis or Indigenous Ancestry is regarded as directly relevant to the skills and knowledge for this position. All candidates will be considered; however, preference will be given to Indigenous applicants. For this initiative candidates from this group who wish to qualify for preferential consideration are encouraged to self-identify.Are you someone who has a real passion for helping others? Are you looking to highlight your knowledge, skills, and abilities in a new and dynamic environment? We currently have an exciting opportunity for you to bring your excellent work ethic to our Mobile Support Team-FNHA department. In accordance with established vision and values of the organization, and in partnership with the First Nations Health Authority and First Nations communities; the Mental Health & Addiction Clinician provides comprehensive assessment, care planning and treatment coordination for designated clients and their families. Working collaboratively with other health care providers and the multidisciplinary team, the Mental Health & Addiction Clinician provides direct psychosocial care, counselling and group work, system navigation and advocacy, education and linkage to relevant specialized complex care resources while facilitating client self-management. The Mental Health & Addiction Clinician is responsible for providing and developing services to maintain or improve the health and social well-being and functioning of the identified population. The Mental Health & Addiction Clinician is a member of the Mobile Support Team delivering outreach to First Nations communities by providing a continuum of services such as: prevention, promotion, and education; assessments and care planning for individuals and families; consultation on cultural and clinical interventions; and crisis response when communities are impacted by critical events. The position is to provide community development support as it relates to Mental Wellness with First Nations communities. Shift Rotation/Hours of work: Monday to Friday, Days - 08:30 to 16:30New Wage: As of April 1, 2024, the new wage is: $42.27 - $52.81/hour Prince Rupert Regional Hospital is the largest hospital in northwest BC with 27 acute care beds. They offer emergency services, ultrasound, CT scans, surgery, extended care, pediatrics, radiology, and obstetrics. Additional services such as diabetes education, health heart and rehabilitation, podiatry, orthopedics and other visiting specialists. Prince Rupert is a coastal port city with a population of 12,220 (2021). It is nestled into a mountain and surrounded by the Great Bear Rainforest. See rare wildlife, explore our rugged landscapes, and experience world-class fishing adventures you won't find anywhere else. Check out more on Prince Rupert , known as the halibut capital of the world.What Northern Health has to offer you!• Comprehensive benefit packages including MSP, extended health/dental and a municipal pension plan for part-time and full-time employees. Casuals have the option of paying for benefits. • Four weeks vacation with one year of continuous service• Financial support for moving expenses is available for eligible positions• Employee referral program• Employer-paid training and leadership development opportunities• Spectacular outdoor activities and the shortest commutes in BC• "Loan Forgiveness Programs" are offered through the Federal and BC Government for eligible professions.Qualfications• Bachelor's Degree in Social Work or other relevant social or health sciences discipline from an accredited university. • Two (2) years' recent related Mental Health & Addictions experience in clinical areas, services, and programs, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.• Eligible for registration with the relevant professional association.• Valid BC Driver's License and access to personal vehicle for business related purposes.• Travel is a requirement of this position; and flexibility in relation to work schedules and locations may be required. • Experience working with BC First Nations organizations and communities.• Knowledge of the health and wellness governance landscape in First Nations health in BC, particularly relative to mental wellness.• Knowledge of theories, practices, and principles relative to mental wellness, trauma informed practice, historic abuse, suicide prevention, and mental health emergency response, particularly relative to First Nations in BC, including the current programs and services available.• Knowledge of Aboriginal/First Nations mental wellness health system needs, including mental health and wellness issues that face BC First Nations.• Knowledge of, and ability to apply, an understanding of First Nations cultural principles and protocols and ability to manage conflict in a respectful and culturally relevant and safe mSkills and Abilities: • Assessment and Treatment: Demonstrated ability to complete initial and ongoing client assessments (clinical and diagnostic reasoning) through appropriate/prescribed technical, therapeutic, safety type interventions. • Teaching: Ability to teach clients and others both one-on-one and in groups.• Knowledge Integration: Integrates best practice and current research evidence to support professional practice decisions and actions.• Communication: Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively with clients, families, the public, medical staff, and members of the interdisciplinary team using verbal, written, computer communication means. Ability to effectively apply conflict resolution skills.• Critical Thinking: Demonstrated ability to integrate and evaluate pertinent data (from multiple sources) to problem-solve and make decisions effectively. Applies the problem-solving process demonstrating critical thinking and decision-making skills using a systems approach.• Human Caring and Relationship Centered Practice: Ability to promote client-focused care that demonstrates care for and with clients and significant others, sensitivity to diverse cultures and preferences, client advocacy and social justice concerns.• Management: Demonstrated ability to organize work, set objectives and establish priorities. Manages time and resources, implements activities to promote cooperation among the interdisciplinary team and collaborates across disciplines. • Leadership: Promotes staff morale, engagement, and empowerment. Demonstrates creative planning for change and innovation, implementation of Northern Health policies or other protocols, and ongoing professional development of self and others.• Teamwork: Demonstrated ability to foster teamwork and a commitment to excellence in the provision of client care. • Equipment: Demonstrated computer skills including the use of Windows based programs. Demonstrated data analysis skills including appropriate data analysis and reporting tools. Demonstrated ability in the use of e-mail and word processing. Ability to operate other related equipment as required in the specific practice area.• Physical ability to perform the duties of the position.Who we areNorthern Health covers an area of nearly 600,000 square kilometers and offers health services in over two dozen communities and 55 First Nation's communities. We deliver hospital and community-based health care for a population of 300,000.Employing more than 7,000 staff throughout the region, Northern Health provides exceptional health services for Northerners, through the efforts of dedicated staff and physicians, in partnership with communities and organizations in Northern BC.There is a wide variety of career opportunities available in our two dozen hospitals, 25 long-term care facilities, public health units and many other offices providing specialized services.

QUALIFICATIONS *Baccalaureate Degree in Psychiatric Nursing or Social Work. Other combinations of related professional education and experience may be considered *Current registration/licensure in good standing with applicable college *Current certification in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention *Current certification in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) *Two (2) years full-time equivalent professional experience in an approved Mental Health Care setting in the past five (5) years; other combinations of related experience may be considered. *Province of Manitoba Class 5 Drivers License, or equivalent from province of residence, and access to a personal vehicle to provide service within Prairie Mountain Health *Demonstrated knowledge of current mental health trends, leading practices and the Mental Health Act and other related legislation *Commitment to recovery-oriented practice and Co-occurring Disorder (COD) principles. *Demonstrated expertise in emergency/crisis situations *Demonstrated knowledge of and aptitude for working with the specified client population and setting including evidence-informed interventions *Ability to maintain positive working relationships with clients, co-workers, interdisciplinary teams, community agencies and stakeholders *Evidence of on-going professional development to maintain skills and knowledge *Depending on department staffing and service requirements at the time of the vacancy, preference may be given to a specific gender or academic designation in accordance with the definitions for a CMHW *Proficiency with Microsoft programs (Outlook, Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint), as well as Internet applications and other Information Technology *Demonstrated leadership *Demonstrated written and oral communication skills *Ability to prioritize in a changing environment *Strong organizational, decision making and problem solving skills *Ability to display independent judgment *Ability to respect and promote a culturally diverse population *Ability to respect and promote confidentiality *Ability to perform the duties of the position on a regular basis POSITION SUMMARY: The Community Mental Health Worker (CMHW) provides mental health service to residents of Prairie Mountain Health, and may be based in both community and facility settings. As a member of the assigned interdisciplinary team, the incumbent provides a broad range of mental health services to clients and their families, and acts as the primary counsellor and/or case manager for all newly referred clients as well as those with long-term service needs. In collaboration and partnership with other health care providers, clients’ families and community stakeholders, the CMHW focuses on supporting individuals in their personal recovery where they live, learn, work and socialize. The CMHW requires a diverse and comprehensive knowledge base about trauma informed psychiatric care as well as other adopted mental health therapies and the ability possess and integrate into practice crisis management and suicide intervention skills. Through the application of therapeutic skills that promote and build on client’s strengths, the CMHW assists the client/family to maximize independence, self-responsibility and promotes personal wellness, community integration and social justice. Depending on client needs and particularly when working with individuals with enduring mental illness, the CMHW applies case management functions that focus on functional assessment and skill development, relapse prevention, and rehabilitation. In addition to being a valued member of the interdisciplinary team, the CMHW conducts a sound professional, autonomous practice, demonstrating effective problem-solving and organizational abilities. The CMHW has a working knowledge of the Mental Health Act and other legislation that protect their client(s) and the public. RESPONSIBILITIES: Overview: Engages with clients and families to build trusting therapeutic relationships as well as developing case formulation, intervention plans and services. Collects and reviews initial clinical and psychosocial information, gathers and incorporates collateral information into initial screening and assessment. Assesses strengths, skills, capacities, resource needs, and readiness in relationship to the client’s primary goals and recovery plan. Develops case formulation and assists clients to establish service requirements and plans. Conducts risk evaluations for self-harm, violence and deterioration of mental status and intervenes in crisis situations. Provides mental health counselling as indicated using recognized evidenced based counselling models and methodologies with clients and families. Performs an intake role as assigned. In collaboration with the client, identifies the service conditions required to ensure that fundamental human needs are met. Assists to establish effective linkages to resources, agencies and service providers, advocating when required. Respects and values cultural healing practices in collaboration with client, family and cultural practitioners. Participates with related health providers and allied social service staff to assist with case management planning as it relates to mental health issues. Conducts a standard mental status examination, a comprehensive psychosocial assessment, a Co-Occurring Disorder (COD) screening, a Suicide Assessment (SAG), as well as other age related assessments as required. Provides assessment information, diagnostic impressions and treatment recommendations to other health service providers following PHIA and FIPPA requirements. Assists the client to attain and maintain optimal mental and physical health. Engages family as important contributors to care planning as defined and chosen by the client. Provides emotional support and education to family members within the following of privacy legislation. Ensures that the individual or community receives appropriate and effective service, including crisis planning and intervention for safety and protection. Collaborates with family members, other agencies, organizations and individuals from hospital and community to facilitate a well-coordinated, recovery-oriented service system for clients with chosen follow up systems. Provides follow-up services and monitoring of mental health status as required. Provides individual, group and public education to promote awareness of mental health problems, mental illness, mental wellness, and resiliency. In collaboration with the client, coordinates comprehensive care planning meetings that may involve family, multiple disciplines, agencies and programs to ensure communication among all parties. Documents assessments, interventions and results/recommendations in an approved format in accordance with professional and regional standards. Advocates for service improvement including mobilizing existing services and/or creating new services. Coordinates admissions, discharge planning, closures or transfers with other mental health services within Prairie Mountain Health, other regions, community agencies and/or informal supports. Practices in accordance with legislation relevant to community health practice (i.e. Mental Health Act including Public Guardian and Trustee legislation, Vulnerable Persons Act, Child Welfare Act, Personal Health Information Act, etc.) Provides collaborative case management as mandated for clients with orders with the Criminal Review Board, with delegated authority under the Public Trustee, or through a Service Purchase Agreement. Understands group dynamics and effectively uses facilitation skills to support group development and delivery. Supervises/orientates in collaboration with the Proctor Supervisor and Managers, Mental Health Proctors, Activity Instructors, and Community Support Workers as applicable. Provides orientation, supervision and evaluation of new staff, students and physicians/ medical residents as appropriate. Other duties as assigned.

Case Manager (RN) - Facility/Priority Access Liaison Job ID 2024-119533 City Vancouver Work Location 520 West 6th Department Priority Access Team Home Worksite 12 - Vancouver Community Labour Agreement Nurses' Bargaining Association Union 200 - Nurses BCNU Position Type Baseline Job Status Regular Full-Time FTE 1.00 Standard Hours / Week 37.50 Job Category Nursing Salary Grade L3 Min Hourly CAD $41.42/Hr. Max Hourly CAD $55.91/Hr. Shift Times 0800-1600 Days Off Saturday, Stats, Sunday Position Start Date As soon as possible Salary The salary range for this position is CAD $41.42/Hr. - CAD $55.91/Hr. Job Summary Come work as a Case Manager with Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH)!Vancouver Coastal Health is looking for a Registered Nurse to join the Facility/Priority Access Liaison Case Management team in Vancouver, BC. Apply today to join our team! As a Case Manager with Vancouver Coastal Health you will:Facilitate the placement of clients who meet the criteria required for Priority Access registration into residential care, hospice/palliative care, assisted living or supportive housing for person’s with disabilities.Assess physical, emotional, environmental and learning needs of clients, prioritizes referrals and screens clients for eligibility to continuing care services; reviews the need for, and organizes the transfer of, residents inter-and intraregionally.Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members, hospital staff and care/service providers to ensure appropriate and timely placements and to achieve excellence in health services and education.Act independently, within the framework of regulations, in assessing situations using referral resources and arranging for on-going care.In conjunction with the interdisciplinary team, develop and implement care plans, participate in inter-agency case management and ensures the appropriate placement and level of care for clients.Identifie/assess potential legal, ethical and professional implications of decisions. Qualifications Education & ExperienceCurrent practicing registration as a Registered Nurse with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM).Training in community health nursing and a minimum of three (3) years’ recent experience in community health nursing, including experience in case management or Home Care community nursing or nursing employment in intermediate or extended care and out-patient clinical settings or geriatric assessment centres or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.Valid British Columbia Driver’s License. Local area travel requires the use of personal vehicle.Knowledge & AbilitiesDemonstrated knowledge of the British Columbia College of Nursing Professionals (BCCNM) Standards of Nursing Practice.Demonstrated knowledge of the geriatric population and associated psychosocial issues related to this population.Demonstrated knowledge of the current long term care service delivery system.Demonstrated understanding of the broad determinants of health.Demonstrated knowledge of provincial legislation, standards and policies and health authority standards and policies related to Residential Care Access Policy.Demonstrated knowledge of facilities and hospital policies, including discharge processes and Alternate Level of Care.Demonstrated knowledge of community health agencies/resources and available services.Comprehensive knowledge of other health disciplines and their role in client care and other health and community resources related to the care of clients and caregivers.Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.Demonstrated knowledge of facilitation, mediation and conflict resolution techniques.Demonstrated analytical and critical thinking and problem solving abilities.Demonstrated ability to independently plan, organize and prioritize work, applying time management skills to schedule activities and complete assignments under deadlines in a manner that optimizes effectiveness and adapts to changes in workload.Demonstrated ability to work independently and collaboratively as a member of an interdisciplinary team.Demonstrated ability to maintain effective working relationships within an inter-disciplinary service delivery model and with a variety of internal/external contacts, including physician and other acute care professionals.Demonstrated ability to deal with others tactfully, effectively and respectfully.Demonstrated ability to adapt to change and adjust to new or unexpected events. Demonstrated ability to apply acquired analytical/investigative skills and the knowledge to effectively gather, maintain and analyze statistics.Demonstrates ability to problem solve using sound judgment and by applying critical thinking skills within safe limits of client care.Demonstrated ability to utilize computer applications necessary for completing day-to-day functions and maintaining client records and ability to operate other related equipment.Demonstrated skill in CPR techniques.Demonstrated physical ability to perform the duties of the position. Closing Statement The hours of work including days off and work area may be subject to change consistent with operational requirements and the provision of the Collective Agreement and applicable statutes. Successful applicants may be required to complete a Criminal Records Review Check.As per the current Public Health Orders, as of October 5, 2023, all employees working for Vancouver Coastal Health must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 or have received a single dose of the most-recent, updated COVID-19 vaccine. Proof of vaccination status will be required.WHY JOIN VANCOUVER COASTAL HEALTH?VCH is a world class innovator in medical care, research and teaching, delivering service to more than one million BC residents. At VCH, we embrace thinking boldly, taking smart risks, and ''going first'' when we believe it will lead to the best possible outcomes for patients and their families. We invite you to join us in creating healthy lives in healthy communities by showcasing our passion for care, connection to the communities we serve and our culture of teamwork that makes VCH a great place to work.Comprehensive health benefits package, including MSP, extended health and dental and municipal pension planGrow your career with employer-paid training and leadership development opportunitiesWellness supports, including counselling, critical incident and innovative wellness services are available to employees and their immediate familiesAward-winning recognition programs to honour staff, medical staff and volunteersAccess to exclusive discount offers and deals for VCH staffEquity, diversity, and inclusion are essential to our goals of creating a great place to work and delivering exceptional care. We acknowledge and accommodate unique differences and ensure special measures are in place so that all prospective and current employees are given an opportunity to succeed.We are committed to building a representative workforce and encourage applications reflecting diversity of sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, racialization or ancestry, disability, political belief, religion, marital or family status, age, and/or status as a First Nation, Metis, Inuit, or Indigenous person.Vancouver Coastal Health is proud to be recognized as one of Canada's Top 100 Employers in 2024.Only short-listed applicants will be contacted for this posting. ***Employees of VCH must apply online via the Internal Career Portal on CareerHub, you are currently viewing the External Career Portal. Refer to the https://my.vch.ca/working-here/job-postings site for instructions on how to view internal job postings and how to apply as an employee. 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QUALIFICATIONS *Baccalaureate Degree in Psychiatric Nursing or Social Work. Other combinations of related professional education and experience may be considered *Current registration/licensure in good standing with applicable college *Current certification in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention *Current certification in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) *Two (2) years full-time equivalent professional experience in an approved Mental Health Care setting in the past five (5) years; other combinations of related experience may be considered. *Province of Manitoba Class 5 Drivers License, or equivalent from province of residence, and access to a personal vehicle to provide service within Prairie Mountain Health *Demonstrated knowledge of current mental health trends, leading practices and the Mental Health Act and other related legislation *Commitment to recovery-oriented practice and Co-occurring Disorder (COD) principles. *Demonstrated expertise in emergency/crisis situations *Demonstrated knowledge of and aptitude for working with the specified client population and setting including evidence-informed interventions *Ability to maintain positive working relationships with clients, co-workers, interdisciplinary teams, community agencies and stakeholders *Evidence of on-going professional development to maintain skills and knowledge *Depending on department staffing and service requirements at the time of the vacancy, preference may be given to a specific gender or academic designation in accordance with the definitions for a CMHW *Proficiency with Microsoft programs (Outlook, Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint), as well as Internet applications and other Information Technology *Demonstrated leadership *Demonstrated written and oral communication skills *Ability to prioritize in a changing environment *Strong organizational, decision making and problem solving skills *Ability to display independent judgment *Ability to respect and promote a culturally diverse population *Ability to respect and promote confidentiality *Ability to perform the duties of the position on a regular basis POSITION SUMMARY: The Community Mental Health Worker (CMHW) provides mental health service to residents of Prairie Mountain Health, and may be based in both community and facility settings. As a member of the assigned interdisciplinary team, the incumbent provides a broad range of mental health services to clients and their families, and acts as the primary counsellor and/or case manager for all newly referred clients as well as those with long-term service needs. In collaboration and partnership with other health care providers, clients’ families and community stakeholders, the CMHW focuses on supporting individuals in their personal recovery where they live, learn, work and socialize. The CMHW requires a diverse and comprehensive knowledge base about trauma informed psychiatric care as well as other adopted mental health therapies and the ability possess and integrate into practice crisis management and suicide intervention skills. Through the application of therapeutic skills that promote and build on client’s strengths, the CMHW assists the client/family to maximize independence, self-responsibility and promotes personal wellness, community integration and social justice. Depending on client needs and particularly when working with individuals with enduring mental illness, the CMHW applies case management functions that focus on functional assessment and skill development, relapse prevention, and rehabilitation. In addition to being a valued member of the interdisciplinary team, the CMHW conducts a sound professional, autonomous practice, demonstrating effective problem-solving and organizational abilities. The CMHW has a working knowledge of the Mental Health Act and other legislation that protect their client(s) and the public. RESPONSIBILITIES: Overview: Engages with clients and families to build trusting therapeutic relationships as well as developing case formulation, intervention plans and services. Collects and reviews initial clinical and psychosocial information, gathers and incorporates collateral information into initial screening and assessment. Assesses strengths, skills, capacities, resource needs, and readiness in relationship to the client’s primary goals and recovery plan. Develops case formulation and assists clients to establish service requirements and plans. Conducts risk evaluations for self-harm, violence and deterioration of mental status and intervenes in crisis situations. Provides mental health counselling as indicated using recognized evidenced based counselling models and methodologies with clients and families. Performs an intake role as assigned. In collaboration with the client, identifies the service conditions required to ensure that fundamental human needs are met. Assists to establish effective linkages to resources, agencies and service providers, advocating when required. Respects and values cultural healing practices in collaboration with client, family and cultural practitioners. Participates with related health providers and allied social service staff to assist with case management planning as it relates to mental health issues. Conducts a standard mental status examination, a comprehensive psychosocial assessment, a Co-Occurring Disorder (COD) screening, a Suicide Assessment (SAG), as well as other age related assessments as required. Provides assessment information, diagnostic impressions and treatment recommendations to other health service providers following PHIA and FIPPA requirements. Assists the client to attain and maintain optimal mental and physical health. Engages family as important contributors to care planning as defined and chosen by the client. Provides emotional support and education to family members within the following of privacy legislation. Ensures that the individual or community receives appropriate and effective service, including crisis planning and intervention for safety and protection. Collaborates with family members, other agencies, organizations and individuals from hospital and community to facilitate a well-coordinated, recovery-oriented service system for clients with chosen follow up systems. Provides follow-up services and monitoring of mental health status as required. Provides individual, group and public education to promote awareness of mental health problems, mental illness, mental wellness, and resiliency. In collaboration with the client, coordinates comprehensive care planning meetings that may involve family, multiple disciplines, agencies and programs to ensure communication among all parties. Documents assessments, interventions and results/recommendations in an approved format in accordance with professional and regional standards. Advocates for service improvement including mobilizing existing services and/or creating new services. Coordinates admissions, discharge planning, closures or transfers with other mental health services within Prairie Mountain Health, other regions, community agencies and/or informal supports. Practices in accordance with legislation relevant to community health practice (i.e. Mental Health Act including Public Guardian and Trustee legislation, Vulnerable Persons Act, Child Welfare Act, Personal Health Information Act, etc.) Provides collaborative case management as mandated for clients with orders with the Criminal Review Board, with delegated authority under the Public Trustee, or through a Service Purchase Agreement. Understands group dynamics and effectively uses facilitation skills to support group development and delivery. Supervises/orientates in collaboration with the Proctor Supervisor and Managers, Mental Health Proctors, Activity Instructors, and Community Support Workers as applicable. Provides orientation, supervision and evaluation of new staff, students and physicians/ medical residents as appropriate. Other duties as assigned.

Case Manager (RN) - Chronic Supportive Team Job ID 2024-121610 City North Vancouver Work Location Community Health-NS-Central Es Department Home Health Case Management Home Worksite 19 - North Shore Community Additional Sites West CHC Labour Agreement Nurses' Bargaining Association Union 200 - Nurses BCNU Position Type Baseline Job Status Temporary Full-Time FTE 1.00 Standard Hours / Week 37.50 Job Category Nursing Salary Grade L3 Min Hourly CAD $41.42/Hr. Max Hourly CAD $55.91/Hr. Shift Times 0830-1630 Days Off Saturday, Stats, Sunday Position Start Date As soon as possible End Date 10/31/2024 Position End Date - Incumbent Position ends on the listed end date or upon the return of the incumbent. Salary The salary range for this position is CAD $41.42/Hr. - CAD $55.91/Hr. Job Summary Come work as a Case Manager with Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH)!Vancouver Coastal Health is looking for a Registered Nurse to join the Home Health Case Management team at the West Vancouver Community Centre in West Vancouver, BC. Apply today to join our team! As a Case Manager with Vancouver Coastal Health you will:Manage a select population of eligible Home Health clients requiring supportive case management skills.Determine client goals and needs, assess client situations, work effectively with community resources and plans with clients for care and support in accordance with their health needs.Provide continuity of care across the continuum by assessing clients, liaising with team members, coordinating, implementing clinical interventions, evaluating client outcomes based on client goals for care, coordinating ongoing care and supporting transition.Act as a clinical resource for the interdisciplinary team by providing information based on specialized theory and practice related to clients with complex health care needs.Consult, confer, and collaborate with multidisciplinary team members, physicians, educational resources and other health care professionals to achieve excellence in client-centred education and research. Qualifications Education & ExperienceCurrent practicing registration as a Registered Nurse with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM).Three years’ recent clinical nursing experience in Home Health and case management or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.Local area travel requires the use of personal vehicle. Valid BC Driver’s License.Knowledge & AbilitiesComprehensive knowledge and demonstrated ability to apply case management principles.Broad knowledge of case management and practice within a client and family centred care model for clients with complex health care needs.Comprehensive knowledge of BCCNM standards of practice and guidelines for clinical practitioners.Comprehensive knowledge related to care of clients needing supportive case management.Comprehensive knowledge of evidence based nursing practice related to care of clients needing supportive case management.Maintains and adheres to visit standards established for case management.Comprehensive knowledge of other health disciplines and their role in client care.Comprehensive knowledge of adult education principles, methods and tools.Broad knowledge of research process and methodology.Demonstrates ability to problem solve using sound judgement in applying critical thinking skills within safe limits of client care.Demonstrated ability to provide leadership and work direction.Demonstrated ability to teach, demonstrate, coach and facilitate clients and families.Demonstrated ability to develop and implement project action plans and accomplish objectives.Demonstrated ability to work independently.Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively as a member of an interdisciplinary team.Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing.Demonstrated ability to communicate with, and deal effectively with co-workers, physicians, other health care staff, clients and their families, and staff of outside agencies.Demonstrated ability to effectively deal with conflict resolutions.Demonstrated ability to adjust to new or unexpected events.Demonstrated ability to plan, organize and prioritize work in collaboration with others.Demonstrated ability in conducting physical, mental, psychosocial/functional environmental assessments.Demonstrated skill in the use of supplies and materials utilized in the provision of community based nursing service.Demonstrated physical ability to perform the duties of the position.Demonstrated skill in techniques appropriate to the treatment of the client population.Basic computer literacy to operate a computerized patient care information system.Ability to operate related equipment. Closing Statement The hours of work including days off and work area may be subject to change consistent with operational requirements and the provision of the Collective Agreement and applicable statutes.As per the current Public Health Orders, as of October 5, 2023, all employees working for Vancouver Coastal Health must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 or have received a single dose of the most-recent, updated COVID-19 vaccine. Proof of vaccination status will be required.WHY JOIN VANCOUVER COASTAL HEALTH?VCH is a world class innovator in medical care, research and teaching, delivering service to more than one million BC residents. At VCH, we embrace thinking boldly, taking smart risks, and ''going first'' when we believe it will lead to the best possible outcomes for patients and their families. We invite you to join us in creating healthy lives in healthy communities by showcasing our passion for care, connection to the communities we serve and our culture of teamwork that makes VCH a great place to work.Comprehensive health benefits package, including MSP, extended health and dental and municipal pension planGrow your career with employer-paid training and leadership development opportunitiesWellness supports, including counselling, critical incident and innovative wellness services are available to employees and their immediate familiesAward-winning recognition programs to honour staff, medical staff and volunteersAccess to exclusive discount offers and deals for VCH staffEquity, diversity, and inclusion are essential to our goals of creating a great place to work and delivering exceptional care. We acknowledge and accommodate unique differences and ensure special measures are in place so that all prospective and current employees are given an opportunity to succeed.We are committed to building a representative workforce and encourage applications reflecting diversity of sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, racialization or ancestry, disability, political belief, religion, marital or family status, age, and/or status as a First Nation, Metis, Inuit, or Indigenous person.Vancouver Coastal Health is proud to be recognized as one of Canada's Top 100 Employers in 2024.Only short-listed applicants will be contacted for this posting. ***Employees of VCH must apply online via the Internal Career Portal on CareerHub, you are currently viewing the External Career Portal. Refer to the https://my.vch.ca/working-here/job-postings site for instructions on how to view internal job postings and how to apply as an employee. Current VCH employees who apply to this posting using this external site will be considered as an external candidate. Seniority will not apply.***Thank you for your interest in Vancouver Coastal Health. Options Apply NowApplyShareEmail this job to a friendRefer Sorry the Share function is not working properly at this moment. Please refresh the page and try again later. Share on your newsfeed Application FAQsSoftware Powered by iCIMSwww.icims.com

Nurse Case Manager - Registered Nurse (RN)/Registered Psychiatric Nurse (RPN) Job ID 2024-120445 City Sechelt Work Location Sunshine Coast Home Care Serv Department Long Term Care Work Area Sunshine Coast Home Worksite 38 - CG Community Additional Sites Gibsons and Sechelt Offices Labour Agreement Nurses' Bargaining Association Union 200 - Nurses BCNU Position Type Baseline Job Status Regular Full-Time FTE 1.00 Standard Hours / Week 37.50 Job Category Nursing Salary Grade L3 Min Hourly CAD $41.42/Hr. Max Hourly CAD $55.91/Hr. Shift Times 0800-1600 Days Off Saturday, Stats, Sunday Work Schedule Details Option for Workplace Flexibility Agreement Position Start Date As soon as possible Salary The salary range for this position is CAD $41.42/Hr. - CAD $55.91/Hr. Job Summary Come work as a Nurse Case Manager with Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH)! Vancouver Coastal Health is looking for a Registered Psychiatric Nurse OR Registered Nurse to join the Long Term Care team in Sechelt, BC. Apply today to join our team! As a Nurse Case Manager, you will:Manage a select population of eligible clients who are chronically ill or have long term physical disabilities.Use chronic disease management and self-care management principles to conduct assessments, identify problems, address issues or variances from the plan of care in collaboration with the appropriate physician, interdisciplinary team member and/or community agency.Provide continuity of care across the continuum by liaising with interdisciplinary team members, coordinating, implementing clinical interventions, evaluating client outcomes based on client goals for care, coordinating ongoing care and supporting transition.Develop and maintain formal General Practitioner Partnerships as appropriate and in accordance with a CHA service delivery model.Act as a clinical resource for the interdisciplinary team by providing information based on nursing theory and practice related to clients with complex health care needs.Consult, confer, and collaborate with multidisciplinary team members, physicians, educational resources and other health care professionals to achieve excellence in client-centred education and research.ABOUT SECHELT, BC Sechelt is located on the traditional territories of the shíshálh (Sechelt) Nation and is approximately 50 km northwest of Vancouver. It is accessible from the mainland by a 40-minute ferry trip between Horseshoe Bay and Langdale, followed by a 25-minute drive along Highway 101, also know as the Sunshine Coast Highway. This charming seaside community is know for its natural beauty and is a popular destination for outdoor activities including sightseeing, boating, diving, camping, and mountain biking. There are also several municipal parks, plenty of eateries, locally owned shops, boutiques and galleries, and a golf course. Imagine a lifestyle where you are only a short walk or bike ride to work, you go home for lunch and you are home again in time for an activity or go for a hike AND watch the sunset - all before dinner. That is what Sechelt has to offer you! Qualifications Education & ExperienceCurrent practicing registration as a Registered Nurse or a Registered Psychiatric Nurse with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM).Three years’ recent clinical nursing experience working in acute care with a medical and/or geriatric focus, recent case management or home care nursing experience or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.Local area travel requires the use of personal vehicle. Valid BC Driver’s License.Knowledge & AbilitiesDemonstrates ability to problem solve using sound judgment in applying critical thinking skills within safe limits of client care.Demonstrated skill in physical assessment and chronic disease management.Demonstrated competency in psychomotor skills required within the designated scope of nursing practice.Comprehensive knowledge of BCCNM standards of practice and guidelines for clinical practitioners.Demonstrated ability to work independently and set priorities for care for a caseload of clients.Comprehensive knowledge of other health disciplines and their role in client care.Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively as a member of a interdisciplinary team. Comprehensive knowledge of adult education principles, methods and tools.Demonstrated ability to use research and methodology in practice.Demonstrated ability to provide leadership and work direction.Demonstrated skill in facilitating groups that include professionals/clients and or clients/family members.Demonstrated ability to teach, demonstrate, coach and facilitate clients and families.Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing.Demonstrated ability to communicate, negotiate and deal effectively with co-workers, physicians, other health care staff, clients and their families, and staff of outside agencies.Demonstrated ability to effectively deal with conflict resolutions.Demonstrated ability to adjust to new or unexpected events.Demonstrated ability in conducting physical, mental, psychosocial/functional environmental assessments.Demonstrated skill in the use of supplies and materials utilized in the provision of community based nursing service.Demonstrated physical ability to perform the duties of the position.Computer literacy to operate a computerized patient care information system and email system.Ability to operate related equipment. Closing Statement The hours of work including days off and work area may be subject to change consistent with operational requirements and the provision of the Collective Agreement and applicable statutes. Successful applicants may be required to complete a Criminal Records Review Check.As per the current Public Health Orders, as of October 5, 2023, all employees working for Vancouver Coastal Health must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 or have received a single dose of the most-recent, updated COVID-19 vaccine. Proof of vaccination status will be required.WHY JOIN VANCOUVER COASTAL HEALTH?VCH is a world class innovator in medical care, research and teaching, delivering service to more than one million BC residents. At VCH, we embrace thinking boldly, taking smart risks, and ''going first'' when we believe it will lead to the best possible outcomes for patients and their families. We invite you to join us in creating healthy lives in healthy communities by showcasing our passion for care, connection to the communities we serve and our culture of teamwork that makes VCH a great place to work.Comprehensive health benefits package, including MSP, extended health and dental and municipal pension planGrow your career with employer-paid training and leadership development opportunitiesWellness supports, including counselling, critical incident and innovative wellness services are available to employees and their immediate familiesAward-winning recognition programs to honour staff, medical staff and volunteersAccess to exclusive discount offers and deals for VCH staffEquity, diversity, and inclusion are essential to our goals of creating a great place to work and delivering exceptional care. We acknowledge and accommodate unique differences and ensure special measures are in place so that all prospective and current employees are given an opportunity to succeed.We are committed to building a representative workforce and encourage applications reflecting diversity of sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, racialization or ancestry, disability, political belief, religion, marital or family status, age, and/or status as a First Nation, Metis, Inuit, or Indigenous person.Vancouver Coastal Health is proud to be recognized as one of Canada's Top 100 Employers in 2024.Only short-listed applicants will be contacted for this posting. ***Employees of VCH must apply online via the Internal Career Portal on CareerHub, you are currently viewing the External Career Portal. Refer to the https://my.vch.ca/working-here/job-postings site for instructions on how to view internal job postings and how to apply as an employee. Current VCH employees who apply to this posting using this external site will be considered as an external candidate. Seniority will not apply.***Thank you for your interest in Vancouver Coastal Health. Options Apply NowApplyShareEmail this job to a friendRefer Sorry the Share function is not working properly at this moment. Please refresh the page and try again later. Share on your newsfeed Application FAQsSoftware Powered by iCIMSwww.icims.com

Nurse Case Manager - Registered Nurse (RN)/Registered Psychiatric Nurse (RPN) Job ID 2024-123149 City Vancouver Work Location 520 West 6th Department Supported Housing Physical Disabilities Home Worksite 12 - Vancouver Community Additional Sites GPC; 520 West 6th Ave; and/or other CHCs Labour Agreement Nurses' Bargaining Association Union 200 - Nurses BCNU Position Type Other Relief Job Status Temporary Part-Time FTE 0.80 Standard Hours / Week 30.00 Job Category Nursing Salary Grade L3 Min Hourly CAD $41.42/Hr. Max Hourly CAD $55.91/Hr. Shift Times 0830-1630 Days Off Friday, Saturday, Stats, Sunday Work Schedule Details days of work can be discussed with manager Position Start Date As soon as possible End Date 12/6/2024 Salary The salary range for this position is CAD $41.42/Hr. - CAD $55.91/Hr. Job Summary Come work as a Nurse Case Manager with Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH)!Vancouver Coastal Health is looking for a Registered Psychiatric Nurse OR Registered Nurse to join the Supported Housing team in Vancouver, BC and/or other Communtiy Health Centres. Apply today to join our team! An exciting opportunity to join a dedicated multi-disciplinary team of Case Managers, working with people living with complex medical and cognitive needs in Supported Housing sites, or at home with Choices in Supports for Independent Living (CSIL) funding. This position is embedded in the home health team and works as part of a small group of focused clinicians to support this population city wide, reporting to the Complex Rehab Supports & Supported Housing leadership team. This position provides the opportunity to create strong partnerships with contracted service providers and develop advanced knowledge of the housing models. Clinicians in this role will provide care tailored to their clients complex medical and/or cognitive needs. As a Nurse Case Manager, you will:Manages a select population of eligible clients who are chronically ill or have long term physical disabilities.Uses chronic disease management and self-care management principles to conduct assessments, identify problems, address issues or variances from the plan of care in collaboration with the appropriate physician, interdisciplinary team member and/or community agency.Provides continuity of care across the continuum by liaising with interdisciplinary team members, coordinating, implementing clinical interventions, evaluating client outcomes based on client goals for care, coordinating ongoing care and supporting transition.Develops and maintains formal General Practitioner Partnerships as appropriate and in accordance with CHA service delivery model.Acts as a clinical resource for the interdisciplinary team by providing information based on nursing theory and practice related to clients with complex health care needs.Consults, confers, and collaborates with multidisciplinary team members, physicians, educational resources and other health care professionals to achieve excellence in client-centred education and research. Qualifications Education & ExperienceCurrent practicing registration as a Registered Nurse or a Registered Psychiatric Nurse with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM).Three (3) years’ recent clinical nursing experience working in acute care with a medical and/or geriatric focus, recent case management or home care nursing experience or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.Local area travel requires the use of personal vehicle. Valid BC Driver’s License.Knowledge, Skills & AbilitiesDemonstrates ability to problem solve using sound judgment in applying critical thinking skills within safe limits of client care.Demonstrated skill in physical assessment and chronic disease management.Demonstrated competency in psychomotor skills required within the designated scope of nursing practice.Comprehensive knowledge of BCCNM standards of practice and guidelines for clinical practitioners.Demonstrated ability to work independently and set priorities for care for a caseload of clients.Comprehensive knowledge of other health disciplines and their role in client care.Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively as a member of a interdisciplinary team.Comprehensive knowledge of adult education principles, methods and tools.Demonstrated ability to use research and methodology in practice.Demonstrated ability to provide leadership and work direction.Demonstrated skill in facilitating groups that include professionals/clients and or clients/family members.Demonstrated ability to teach, demonstrate, coach and facilitate clients and families.Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing.Demonstrated ability to communicate, negotiate and deal effectively with co-workers, physicians, other health care staff, clients and their families, and staff of outside agencies.Demonstrated ability to effectively deal with conflict resolutions.Demonstrated ability to adjust to new or unexpected events.Demonstrated ability in conducting physical, mental, psychosocial/functional environmental assessments.Demonstrated skill in the use of supplies and materials utilized in the provision of community based nursing service.Demonstrated physical ability to perform the duties of the position.Computer literacy to operate a computerized patient care information system and email system.Ability to operate related equipment. Closing Statement The hours of work including days off and work area may be subject to change consistent with operational requirements and the provision of the Collective Agreement and applicable statutes.As per the current Public Health Orders, as of October 5, 2023, all employees working for Vancouver Coastal Health must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 or have received a single dose of the most-recent, updated COVID-19 vaccine. Proof of vaccination status will be required.WHY JOIN VANCOUVER COASTAL HEALTH?VCH is a world class innovator in medical care, research and teaching, delivering service to more than one million BC residents. At VCH, we embrace thinking boldly, taking smart risks, and 'going first' when we believe it will lead to the best possible outcomes for patients and their families. We invite you to join us in creating healthy lives in healthy communities by showcasing our passion for care, connection to the communities we serve and our culture of teamwork that makes VCH a great place to work.• Comprehensive health benefits package, including MSP, extended health and dental and municipal pension plan• Grow your career with employer-paid training and leadership development opportunities• Wellness supports, including counselling, critical incident and innovative wellness services are available to employees and their immediate families• Award-winning recognition programs to honour staff, medical staff and volunteers• Access to exclusive discount offers and deals for VCH staff Equity, diversity, and inclusion are essential to our goals of creating a great place to work and delivering exceptional care. We acknowledge and accommodate unique differences and ensure special measures are in place so that all prospective and current employees are given an opportunity to succeed.We are committed to building a representative workforce and encourage applications reflecting diversity of sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, racialization or ancestry, disability, political belief, religion, marital or family status, age, and/or status as a First Nation, Metis, Inuit, or Indigenous person.Vancouver Coastal Health is proud to be recognized as one of Canada's Top 100 Employers in 2024.Only short-listed applicants will be contacted for this posting. ***Employees of VCH must apply online via the Internal Career Portal on CareerHub, you are currently viewing the External Career Portal. Refer to the https://my.vch.ca/working-here/job-postings site for instructions on how to view internal job postings and how to apply as an employee. Current VCH employees who apply to this posting using this external site will be considered as an external candidate. Seniority will not apply.***Thank you for your interest in Vancouver Coastal Health. Options Apply NowApplyShareEmail this job to a friendRefer Sorry the Share function is not working properly at this moment. Please refresh the page and try again later. Share on your newsfeed Application FAQsSoftware Powered by iCIMSwww.icims.com

Salary rangeThe salary range for this position is CAD $42.27 - $52.81 / hour Why Fraser Health?Join Our Team and Make a Positive Impact on Mental Health and Substance Use Support! Are you ready to be part of a team dedicated to helping individuals and families affected by mental illness and substance use disorders? We're looking for compassionate individuals with a Master's Degree in Social Work, Counselling Psychology, or a relevant social or health sciences discipline to join us in this important mission. As a member of our team, you'll bring with you a wealth of experience – at least two years of recent, related experience working directly with clients and families impacted by mental illness and substance use disorders. Your expertise will be instrumental in providing personalized support and guidance to those in need, helping them navigate their journey toward recovery and well-being. Fraser Health is responsible for the delivery of hospital and community-based health services to over 1.9 million people in 20 diverse communities from Burnaby to Fraser Canyon on the traditional territories of the Coast Salish and Nlaka’pamux Nations. Our team of nearly 45,000 medical staff and volunteers is dedicated to serving our patients, families and communities to deliver on our vision: Better health, best in health care. We invite you to apply today and find out why employees recommend Fraser Health to their friends as an exceptional place to work. We are committed to planetary health, we value diversity in the work force and seek to maintain an environment of Respect, Caring and Trust. All new hires to Fraser Health must have full COVID 19 vaccination (have received a full series of a World Health Organization “WHO” approved vaccine against infection by SARS-COV-2, or a combination of approved WHO vaccines). Please note this applies to all postings, and individual medical exemptions must be approved by the Provincial Health Officer.  Detailed OverviewIn accordance with the Mission, Vision and Values of Fraser Health, and Mental Health & Substance Use program mandates and clinical practice guidelines, and with an emphasis on recovery and rehabilitation and reducing barriers to re-enter the system of care, works collaboratively within an interdisciplinary team-based model of care and promotes rapid engagement in the provision of consistent, relevant and timely delivery of client and family-centered care to the Urgent Care Response Centre (UCRC). The UCRC is a community outpatient centre that supports adults in crisis with mental health and substance use concerns requiring urgent care but not hospitalization, and provides coordinated �one-stop� services including assessment, initiation of treatment, crisis stabilization management, and facilitation of connection to appropriate care services. The Mental Health Clinician - Masters supports individuals and families with and affected by acute/episodic mental illness and substance use disorders, such as those with complex, unpredictable and/or multi-faceted therapeutic needs, to focus on provision of intensive individual and group therapy, liaison regarding complex situations, and care coordination support to ensure delivery of consistent, relevant and timely treatment, rapid re-engagement, and access to information where appropriate and feasible. As a clinician in a shared-team model, provides intake, screening, and assessment services, treatment recommendations and plans, determines referral needs, group education, liaison with community resources for specialized services, counsels clients, and provides outreach as required. Provides client and family-centered care through a trauma-informed approach and evidence-informed practice. Establishes a dignifying, purposeful and trusting relationship with clients, promoting self-determination and independence. Encourages knowledge exchange in day-to day activities, empowers clients and natural supports to engage and connect within their communities, and ensures they are supported in navigating the health care system. Services may be provided on an outreach basis when required in order to assess and/or engage with clients within their own environment and community. Responsibilities Provides treatment and support for complex situations to clients and natural supports including people in crisis by collaborating with them to develop and implement recovery-oriented treatment options and plans; provides comprehensive consultation and support on treatment decisions in collaboration with other interdisciplinary team members; provides guidance regarding abilities related to activities of daily living; discharge and transition of care. Provides short-term brief interventions, monitoring, and evaluating treatment outcomes as required. Provides individual and group therapy sessions to clients and families with complex needs such as dialectical behavioural therapy and other therapeutic approaches. Facilitates family and lived experience involvement activities such as client and family information sessions in order to promote knowledge exchange. Provides education to clients and families in accordance with theoretical models grounded in evidence-based practice by exploring identified problems that may have resulted in substance use and mental health symptoms; identifying goals, expectations, and support resources; assisting with understanding of mental health and substance abuse issues, the interaction of both, and the recovery process; suggesting positive behaviour modifications; and, teaching relapse prevention strategies. Supports the intake process and assesses client needs by performing initial assessment of referrals from other health care providers/agencies, family members, physicians and other sources. Determines priority of care, client eligibility, availability of resources, service priorities, and appropriate treatment based on client needs, urgency of request and best practices. Gathers client information/history including seeking additional background information in person, via phone interviews or other methods to assess client mental health status and risk to themselves or others. Collaborates with the interdisciplinary team to determine best approach to care, and assesses the need for emergent crisis intervention. Provides client care linkages between the Urgent Care Response Centre, acute care facilities and Mental Health Centres, to facilitate assessment and care planning for client discharge from hospital or referral to Mental Health Centres and Substance Use Services;; exchanges relevant client information and receives information about the status and background of clients who will be discharged or referred, in order to make necessary preparations for provision of a smooth continuum of care between the UCRC, acute care, substance use and community mental health services. Facilitates client utilization of appropriate community services and rehabilitative programs by liaising with service and program providers to provide advice and consultation, researches available services, and/or refers to other community treatment alternatives, resources and services as required including linking clients who do not have a primary care provider. Coordinates services with police, hospitals, crisis lines and suicide prevention programs to make necessary arrangements for clients to be admitted to hospital when required, including on an involuntary basis, such as by making necessary phone calls to appropriate parties and providing clients transportation to the hospital and involving RCMP as required. Maintains client records by recording information such as client assessments, written care plan for client use, charting client information via PARIS and/or other clinical information systems, preparing progress notes and reports in accordance with established standards, policies and procedures to meet regulatory requirements, documenting for future reference and ensuring that access to and disclosure of information and records are in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act. Provides advocacy for clients by providing information about appeal processes, access to information, and availability of client representatives, and ensuring that basic human needs, such as food and shelter, are met through various Ministry programs. Provides information and guidance to other caregivers, health providers and the general public regarding the Mental Health & Substance Use Services, intake policies, procedures and processes, availability of both Community Health Services and Mental Health & Substance Use Services. Promotes quality improvement and risk management through recommendations on policies, processes and procedures that streamline and provide for more efficient and effective client/family centred practices; develops and evaluates clinical protocols, identifies service needs and provides input and recommendations to the Clinical Coordinator and Manager. Participates actively and collaboratively in team planning and meetings, committees, local committees and advisory boards and/or corporate initiatives as required as a representative of the team through discussions, presenting relevant material, acting as an advocate for the goals and objectives of the program, and promoting optimal support for clients, families and caregivers. Maintains relevant data and statistics on information such as intakes, requests, referrals in/out, priority, sources and nature of requests, and provides input to Coordinator and Manager. Carries out responsibilities in accordance with health and safety requirements. Immediately reports unsafe situations by notifying supervisor or other appropriate personnel. Establishes, maintains and enhances linkages with other facilities and community resources, community physicians, consulting psychiatrists, colleagues, community mental health services, acute hospitals, community services agencies, and other healthcare professionals to improve access, integration and coordination of mental health services. Maintains current and relevant mental health and substance practice through methods such as reviewing literature and research, consulting with clinical and community experts within the field, evaluating clinical practice and participating in professional development activities, ongoing clinical education, in-services, and/or case conferences in order to improve care through new practices. Participates in clinical research and program evaluation activities relevant to the needs of clients, families, hospitals, and the community, as requested by the Manager/Coordinator. Performs other related duties as assigned. QualificationsEducation and ExperienceMaster's Degree in Social Work, Counselling Psychology or other relevant social or health sciences discipline. Eligible for registration with relevant professional association. Two (2) years' recent, related experience working with clients and families with, or affected by, mental illness and substance use disorders, or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience. Valid Class V British Columbia driver's license and access to a personal vehicle for business related purposes. Skills and Abilities Demonstrated comprehensive knowledge of mental health psychiatric assessment skills, crisis intervention techniques, de-escalation techniques, brief/short-term therapy skills and interventions, psycho-pharmacology used in psychiatric treatment, abnormal psychology, general counseling theory/principles, DSM V multi-axial diagnosis, community response procedures, and community resource utilization. Demonstrated ability to deal with others effectively, including establishing and maintaining rapport with psychotic, crisis-prone, non-compliant people, and working collaboratively and co-operatively with other care providers to facilitate and enhance interdisciplinary, inter-departmental, and interagency communication and problem solving. Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing. Demonstrated ability to plan, problems solve, organize and prioritize workload, including setting clear clinical priorities in relation to identified risk factors in a continuously changing environment. Working knowledge of violence de-escalation and conflict resolution skills. Ability to work independently and in a self-directed manner. Ability to facilitate group therapy and educational sessions. Demonstrated ability to operate related equipment. Basic computer literacy to operate a computerized client/family information system, word processing and e-mail. Working knowledge of the Mental Health Act, and the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPP). Physical ability to perform the duties of the position.

Salary rangeThe salary range for this position is CAD $42.27 - $52.81 / hour Why Fraser Health?Fraser Health is responsible for the delivery of hospital and community-based health services to over 1.9 million people in 20 diverse communities from Burnaby to Fraser Canyon on the traditional territories of the Coast Salish and Nlaka’pamux Nations. Our team of 45,000 staff, medical staff and volunteers is dedicated to serving our patients, families and communities to deliver on our vision: Better health, best in health care. We have a Casual opportunity for an MHSU Clinician (with Masters Degree). The successful applicant will be based/assigned in Misson.  Effective October 26th, 2021, all new hires to Fraser Health will need to have full COVID 19 vaccination (have received a full series of a World Health Organization “WHO” approved vaccine against infection by SARS-COV-2, or a combination of approved WHO vaccines). Please note this applies to all postings, and individual medical exemptions must be approved by the Provincial Health Officer. We invite you to apply today and find out why employees recommend Fraser Health to their friends as an exceptional place to work. We are committed to planetary health, we value diversity in the work force and seek to maintain an environment of Respect, Caring and Trust.  Take the next step and apply so we can continue the conversation with you. Detailed OverviewIn accordance with Fraser Health's Vision, Mission and Values, Mental Health & Substance Use program mandates and clinical practice guidelines, with an emphasis on recovery and rehabilitation and reducing barriers to re-enter the system of care, supports individuals and families with and affected by acute/episodic mental illness and substance use disorders, such as those with complex, unpredictable and/or multi-faceted therapeutic needs, to focus on provision of intensive individual and group therapy, liaison regarding complex situations, and care coordination support within the local service area across the care continuum, to ensure delivery of consistent, relevant and timely treatment, rapid re-engagement, and access to information where appropriate and feasible. Contributes to the development of programs and provides community mental health education. Services may be provided on an outreach basis when required in order to assess and/or engage with clients within their own environment and community. As a clinician in a shared-team model, provides intake, screening, and assessment services, treatment recommendations and plans, determines referral needs, provides follow-up support, group education, liaison with community resources for specialized services, counsels clients, provides outreach as required, and is assigned as the �most responsible clinician� to specific clients dependent on the client's primary needs. Provides client and family-centered care through a trauma-informed approach and evidence-informed practice. Establishes a dignifying, purposeful and trusting relationship with clients, promoting self-determination and independence. Encourages knowledge exchange in day-to day activities, empowers clients and natural supports to engage and connect within their communities, and ensures they are supported in navigating the health care system. Responsibilities Provides treatment and support for complex situations to clients and natural supports including people in crisis, collaborating with them to develop and implement recovery-oriented treatment options and plans; provides comprehensive case consultation and follow-up support on treatment decisions in collaboration with other interdisciplinary team members; supports the development/maintenance of abilities related to activities of daily living, discharge and transition of care. Provides short term brief interventions, follow-up, monitoring, and evaluating treatment outcomes as required. Provides individual and group therapy, and family support, using a variety of interviewing, supportive counseling, and assessment methods. Shares responsibility amongst the team for distributed workload to manage cases, formulate recovery plans and goals, crisis intervention, assist with home visits, run groups, and outreach to clients as required.  Supports the intake process and assesses client needs by performing initial screening of referrals from other health care providers/agencies, family members, physicians and other sources. Determines priority of care, client eligibility, availability of resources, service priorities, type and level of care required and appropriate treatment based on client needs, urgency of request and best practices. Gathers client information/history including seeking additional background information via phone interviews or other methods to assess client mental health status and risk to themselves or others. Collaborates with the interdisciplinary team to determine best approach to care, and assesses the need for emergent crisis intervention. Makes necessary arrangements for clients to be admitted to hospital when required, including on an involuntary basis, by acquiring background information, making initial assessments, ensuring completion of appropriate forms, and making necessary phone calls to appropriate parties, including general practitioners, psychiatrists and the police; makes transportation arrangements, including providing clients transportation to the hospital as required. Facilitates client utilization of appropriate community services and rehabilitative programs through activities such as considering the client's motivation and their stage in the treatment process, researching available services, liaising with service and program providers, reviewing type and level of care required which may include assisting clients with their housing needs/arrangements, providing advice and consultation to colleagues, and/or referring to other community resources as required including linking clients who do not have a primary care provider to nurse practitioners., and completing necessary referrals and forms. Coordinates services with police, hospitals, crisis lines and suicide prevention programs. Identifies gaps and problems with service and recommends solutions to assist in the development and maintenance of a coordinated mental health care system within the community. Facilitates family and lived experience involvement activities such as client and family information sessions in order to promote knowledge exchange. Provides education to clients and families in accordance with theoretical models grounded in evidence-based practice by exploring identified problems that may have resulted in substance use and mental health symptoms; identifying goals, expectations, and support resources; assisting with understanding of mental health and substance abuse issues, the interaction of both, and the recovery process; suggesting positive behaviour modifications; examining motivations for change; and, teaching relapse prevention strategies. Provides information and guidance to other caregivers, health providers and the general public regarding the Mental Health & Substance Use Services, intake policies, procedures and processes, availability of both Community Health Services and Mental Health & Substance Use Services. Maintains client records by recording information such as client assessments, charting client information via PARIS and/or other clinical information systems, preparing progress notes and reports in accordance with established standards, policies and procedures to meet regulatory requirements, documenting for future reference and ensuring that access to and disclosure of information and records are in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act. Provides advocacy for clients by providing information about appeal processes, access to information, and availability of client representatives, and ensuring that basic human needs, such as food and shelter, are met through various Ministry programs. Provides follow-up care and services as required, including providing referrals to other healthcare professionals, such as Vocational Counselors, Recreational Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and Psychiatrists. Updates the Clinical Coordinator on the status of client treatment and progress, as well as significant and unusual issues, developments, and circumstances. Promotes quality improvement through recommendations on policies, processes and procedures that streamline and provide for more efficient and effective client/family centred practices; develops and evaluates clinical protocols, identifies service needs and provides input and recommendations to the Clinical Coordinator and Manager. Participates actively and collaboratively in team planning and team meetings, as well as local committees, advisory boards, and/or corporate initiatives as delegated by the Manager/Coordinator through presenting relevant material, participating in discussions, and receiving information as a representative of the team acting as an advocate for the goals and objectives of the program, and to promote optimal support for clients, families and caregivers. Maintains relevant data and statistics on information such as intakes, requests, referrals in/out, priority, sources and nature of requests, and provides input to Coordinator and Manager. Carries out responsibilities in accordance with health and safety requirements. Immediately reports unsafe situations by notifying supervisor or other appropriate personnel. Develops linkages with other facilities and community resources, and advocates on behalf of the client and others to improve access, integration and coordination of mental health services, by way of establishing, maintaining and enhancing relationships/communication with community physicians, consulting psychiatrists, colleagues, community mental health services, acute hospitals, community services agencies, and other healthcare professionals. Maintains current and relevant mental health and substance practice through methods such as reviewing literature and research, consulting with clinical and community experts within the field, evaluating clinical practice and participating in professional development activities, ongoing clinical education, in-services, and/or case conferences in order to improve care through new practices. Participates in clinical research and program evaluation activities relevant to the needs of clients, families, hospitals, and the community, as requested. Performs other related duties as assigned. QualificationsEducation and ExperienceMaster's Degree in Social Work, Counselling Psychology or other relevant social or health sciences discipline. Two (2) years' recent, related experience working with clients and families with, or affected by, mental illness and substance use disorders, or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience. Eligible for registration with relevant professional association. Valid Class V British Columbia driver's license and access to a personal vehicle for business related purposes. Skills and Abilities Demonstrated comprehensive knowledge of mental health psychiatric assessment skills, crisis intervention techniques, de-escalation techniques, brief/short-term therapy skills and interventions, psycho-pharmacology used in psychiatric treatment, abnormal psychology, general counseling theory/principles, current DSM multi-axial diagnosis or International Classification of Diseases (ICD), community response procedures, and community resource utilization. Demonstrated ability to deal with others effectively, including establishing and maintaining rapport with psychotic, crisis-prone, non-compliant people, and working collaboratively and co-operatively with other care providers to facilitate and enhance interdisciplinary, inter-departmental, and interagency communication and problem solving. Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing. Demonstrated ability to plan, problems solve, organize and prioritize workload, including setting clear clinical priorities in relation to identified risk factors in a continuously changing environment. Working knowledge of violence de-escalation and conflict resolution skills. Ability to work independently and in a self-directed manner. Ability to facilitate group therapy and educational sessions. Demonstrated ability to operate related equipment. Basic computer literacy to operate a computerized client/family information system, word processing and e-mail. Working knowledge of the Mental Health Act, and the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPP). Physical ability to perform the duties of the position.

Salary rangeThe salary range for this position is CAD $41.42 - $59.52 / hour Why Fraser Health?Fraser Health continues to be recognized as one of BC's Top Employers, are you someone who is passionate about making a difference in the lives of others? Fraser Health is responsible for the delivery of hospital and community-based health services to over 1.9 million people in 20 diverse communities from Burnaby to Fraser Canyon on the traditional territories of the Coast Salish and Nlaka’pamux Nations. Our team of nearly 45,000 medical staff and volunteers is dedicated to serving our patients, families and communities to deliver on our vision: Better health, best in health care. All new hires to Fraser Health must have full COVID 19 vaccination (have received a full series of a World Health Organization “WHO” approved vaccine against infection by SARS-COV-2, or a combination of approved WHO vaccines). Please note this applies to all postings, and individual medical exemptions must be approved by the Provincial Health Officer. Take the next step and apply so we can continue the conversation with you. Come work with dedicated health care providers who are enthusiastic and committed to provide quality healthcare to our clients/patients/residents. We invite you to find out why more than 95% of new employees recommend Fraser Health as an excellent place to work. Work hard and have fun while you do it. Curious to learn what it’s like to work here? Like us on Facebook (@fraserhealthcareers), follow us on Twitter & Instagram (@FHCareer), or connect with us on LinkedIn (fraserhealthcareers) for first-hand employee insights. Detailed OverviewIn accordance with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) standards of practice and the Mission and Values of Fraser Health, and working collaboratively and in partnership with the interprofessional care team in the provision of person-centered and recovery oriented care the Psychiatric Liaison Nurse performs intake assessment, offers crisis intervention, and provides input into the care of psychiatric and concurrent disordered patients in the Emergency Department. Provides input into the care of psychiatric patients awaiting transfer for further assessment or inpatient admission. Assists with ensuring effective patient flow for assessed patients through collaboration with Emergency Department nurses, other emergency service providers, the interprofessional community mental health and substance use team and other community service providers. Assists in adapting care plans to address psychiatric needs, with final dispositions authorized by the Emergency Room physicians or consulting Psychiatrist. The Psychiatric Liaison Nurse works in close association with interprofessional community mental health team, agencies and other community service providers. May provide short term follow-up treatment and case management services at the Mental Health Centre for adults treated in the Emergency Department. Responsibilities Screens psychiatric referrals from a variety of internal and external sources, gathers background information and determines service priorities. Works with Emergency Department staff in the identification of potential psychiatric referrals. Performs psychosocial assessments and collects collateral related to patients' primary support group, social environment, occupation, education, housing, finance, health service access, and legal problems. Completes emergency psychiatry patient assessments for patients triaged to psychiatry. Develops care plans with final dispositions authorized by the Emergency Room Physician or consulting psychiatrist and provides general and crisis counselling to patients and their families including short term crisis follow-up in accordance with approved treatment plans. May provide short-term follow-up treatment and case management services at the Mental Health Centre for adults treated in the Emergency Department. Communicates and consults with Coordinators and other members of the interprofessional mental health and substance use team on patient care issues, resources and discharge planning; organizes and participates in interprofessional conferences; engages patients and their family in plan of care and refers patients to other services as required. Provides patient advocacy services with other agencies, services and service providers. Documents assessments, care plan, observations, interventions, patient/family responses, outcomes/evaluations, and referrals according to practice standards and Fraser Health procedures. Completes and maintains electronic Psychiatric Liaison Contact Sheets before the end of each shift or within the designated and hours of work. Participates in patient care conferences of admitted psychiatric patients as required to ensure appropriate discharge planning and linkages to appropriate community mental health services. Liaises with appropriate departments and professionals and facilitates transition to aftercare by sharing emergency treatment outcomes and care plans with Mental Health & Substance Use staff. Acts as patient advocate by assisting patients and their family members to access appropriate community resources. Provides guidance to hospital staff involved in caring for psychiatric patients and provides input for team members actively involved in violence de-escalation, suicide prevention, seclusion, and restraint practices. Ensures safe patient management and adherence to restraint policies and procedures. Participates in quality improvement activities by identifying patient care issues, collecting data, and identifying needs and recommendations for corrective action and changes to practices, procedures or protocols. Provides input to the Managers regarding policies, procedures, and operational requirements by observing service needs and providing spoken or written suggestions that address patient and family needs and promote effective use of resources. Identifies own learning needs/goals, reviews these with the Manager or designate and engages in a variety of activities to meet these needs/goals. Maintains a safe environment for patients, families and staff by adhering to established safety and emergency practices and procedures. Participates in the orientation and ongoing education of nursing staff and students by providing information and acting as a preceptor or mentor as appropriate. Identifies self-learning needs and attends educational programs to maintain and enhance clinical competency. Performs other related duties as assigned. QualificationsEducation and ExperienceGraduation from an approved school of Nursing or Psychiatric Nursing. Current practicing registration as a Registered Nurse and/or Registered Psychiatric Nurse with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM). One (1) year recent related experience in acute or community mental health and substance use setting or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.Skills and Abilities Ability to complete initial and ongoing mental health and substance use patient assessment and provide nursing care through appropriate/prescribed technical, therapeutic, safety type interventions including crisis intervention. Knowledge of mental illness and substance use treatment. Knowledge of psychopharmacology (indications and side-effects). Counselling and group facilitation skills. Knowledge of legislation and government policies and procedures that relate to mental health and substance use practices. Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing with patients/families/care givers, the public, medical staff and members of the interprofessional care team. Ability to promote person-centered care that demonstrates empathy for patients/families/care givers, sensitivity to diverse cultures and preferences, including advocacy for special populations. Ability to educate patients and families/care givers about topics essential to their health care and well-being. Ability to organize and prioritize work. Ability to collaborate with and promote cooperation among members of the interprofessional care team. Ability to use factual information and basic principles and procedures to support nursing decisions and actions with relevant research-based evidence/evidence-informed practice. Ability to operate related equipment including relevant computer applications. Physical ability to perform the duties of the position.

Salary rangeThe salary range for this position is CAD $41.42 - $59.52 / hour Why Fraser Health?Fraser Health is responsible for the delivery of hospital and community-based health services to over 1.9 million people in 20 diverse communities from Burnaby to Fraser Canyon on the traditional territories of the Coast Salish and Nlaka’pamux Nations. Our team of 43,000 staff, medical staff and volunteers is dedicated to serving our patients, families and communities to deliver on our vision: Better health, best in health care.    Effective October 26, 2021 all new hires to Fraser Health will need to have full COVID 19 vaccination (have received a full series of a World Health Organization “WHO” approved vaccine against infection by SARS-COV-2, or a combination of approved WHO vaccines).  Please note this applies to all postings, and individual medical exemptions must be approved by the Provincial Health Officer. Detailed OverviewIn accordance with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) standards of practice and the Mission and Values of Fraser Health, and working collaboratively and in partnership with the interprofessional care team in the provision of person-centered and recovery oriented care the Psychiatric Liaison Nurse performs intake assessment, offers crisis intervention, and provides input into the care of psychiatric and concurrent disordered patients in the Emergency Department. Provides input into the care of psychiatric patients awaiting transfer for further assessment or inpatient admission. Assists with ensuring effective patient flow for assessed patients through collaboration with Emergency Department nurses, other emergency service providers, the interprofessional community mental health and substance use team and other community service providers. Assists in adapting care plans to address psychiatric needs, with final dispositions authorized by the Emergency Room physicians or consulting Psychiatrist. The Psychiatric Liaison Nurse works in close association with interprofessional community mental health team, agencies and other community service providers. May provide short term follow-up treatment and case management services at the Mental Health Centre for adults treated in the Emergency Department. Responsibilities Screens psychiatric referrals from a variety of internal and external sources, gathers background information and determines service priorities. Works with Emergency Department staff in the identification of potential psychiatric referrals. Performs psychosocial assessments and collects collateral related to patients' primary support group, social environment, occupation, education, housing, finance, health service access, and legal problems. Completes emergency psychiatry patient assessments for patients triaged to psychiatry. Develops care plans with final dispositions authorized by the Emergency Room Physician or consulting psychiatrist and provides general and crisis counselling to patients and their families including short term crisis follow-up in accordance with approved treatment plans. May provide short-term follow-up treatment and case management services at the Mental Health Centre for adults treated in the Emergency Department. Communicates and consults with Coordinators and other members of the interprofessional mental health and substance use team on patient care issues, resources and discharge planning; organizes and participates in interprofessional conferences; engages patients and their family in plan of care and refers patients to other services as required. Provides patient advocacy services with other agencies, services and service providers. Documents assessments, care plan, observations, interventions, patient/family responses, outcomes/evaluations, and referrals according to practice standards and Fraser Health procedures. Completes and maintains electronic Psychiatric Liaison Contact Sheets before the end of each shift or within the designated and hours of work. Participates in patient care conferences of admitted psychiatric patients as required to ensure appropriate discharge planning and linkages to appropriate community mental health services. Liaises with appropriate departments and professionals and facilitates transition to aftercare by sharing emergency treatment outcomes and care plans with Mental Health & Substance Use staff. Acts as patient advocate by assisting patients and their family members to access appropriate community resources. Provides guidance to hospital staff involved in caring for psychiatric patients and provides input for team members actively involved in violence de-escalation, suicide prevention, seclusion, and restraint practices. Ensures safe patient management and adherence to restraint policies and procedures. Participates in quality improvement activities by identifying patient care issues, collecting data, and identifying needs and recommendations for corrective action and changes to practices, procedures or protocols. Provides input to the Managers regarding policies, procedures, and operational requirements by observing service needs and providing spoken or written suggestions that address patient and family needs and promote effective use of resources. Identifies own learning needs/goals, reviews these with the Manager or designate and engages in a variety of activities to meet these needs/goals. Maintains a safe environment for patients, families and staff by adhering to established safety and emergency practices and procedures. Participates in the orientation and ongoing education of nursing staff and students by providing information and acting as a preceptor or mentor as appropriate. Identifies self-learning needs and attends educational programs to maintain and enhance clinical competency. Performs other related duties as assigned. QualificationsEducation and ExperienceGraduation from an approved school of Nursing or Psychiatric Nursing. Current practicing registration as a Registered Nurse and/or Registered Psychiatric Nurse with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM). One (1) year recent related experience in acute or community mental health and substance use setting or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.Skills and Abilities Ability to complete initial and ongoing mental health and substance use patient assessment and provide nursing care through appropriate/prescribed technical, therapeutic, safety type interventions including crisis intervention. Knowledge of mental illness and substance use treatment. Knowledge of psychopharmacology (indications and side-effects). Counselling and group facilitation skills. Knowledge of legislation and government policies and procedures that relate to mental health and substance use practices. Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing with patients/families/care givers, the public, medical staff and members of the interprofessional care team. Ability to promote person-centered care that demonstrates empathy for patients/families/care givers, sensitivity to diverse cultures and preferences, including advocacy for special populations. Ability to educate patients and families/care givers about topics essential to their health care and well-being. Ability to organize and prioritize work. Ability to collaborate with and promote cooperation among members of the interprofessional care team. Ability to use factual information and basic principles and procedures to support nursing decisions and actions with relevant research-based evidence/evidence-informed practice. Ability to operate related equipment including relevant computer applications. Physical ability to perform the duties of the position.

Salary rangeThe salary range for this position is CAD $41.42 - $59.52 / hour Why Fraser Health?Fraser Health is responsible for the delivery of hospital and community-based health services to over 1.9 million people in 20 diverse communities from Burnaby to Fraser Canyon on the traditional territories of the Coast Salish and Nlaka’pamux Nations. Our team of nearly 45,000 medical staff and volunteers is dedicated to serving our patients, families and communities to deliver on our vision: Better health, best in health care. All new hires to Fraser Health must have full COVID 19 vaccination (have received a full series of a World Health Organization “WHO” approved vaccine against infection by SARS-COV-2, or a combination of approved WHO vaccines). Please note this applies to all postings, and individual medical exemptions must be approved by the Provincial Health Officer. Take the next step and apply so we can continue the conversation with you. We invite you to apply today and find out why employees recommend Fraser Health to their friends as an exceptional place to work. We are committed to planetary health, we value diversity in the work force and seek to maintain an environment of Respect, Caring and Trust. Curious to learn what it’s like to work here? Like us on Facebook (@fraserhealthcareers), follow us on Twitter & Instagram (@FHCareer), or connect with us on LinkedIn (fraserhealthcareers) for first-hand employee insights. Detailed OverviewIn accordance with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) standards of practice and the Mission and Values of Fraser Health, and working collaboratively and in partnership with the interprofessional care team in the provision of person-centered and recovery oriented care the Psychiatric Liaison Nurse performs intake assessment, offers crisis intervention, and provides input into the care of psychiatric and concurrent disordered patients in the Emergency Department. Provides input into the care of psychiatric patients awaiting transfer for further assessment or inpatient admission. Assists with ensuring effective patient flow for assessed patients through collaboration with Emergency Department nurses, other emergency service providers, the interprofessional community mental health and substance use team and other community service providers. Assists in adapting care plans to address psychiatric needs, with final dispositions authorized by the Emergency Room physicians or consulting Psychiatrist. The Psychiatric Liaison Nurse works in close association with interprofessional community mental health team, agencies and other community service providers. May provide short term follow-up treatment and case management services at the Mental Health Centre for adults treated in the Emergency Department. Responsibilities Screens psychiatric referrals from a variety of internal and external sources, gathers background information and determines service priorities. Works with Emergency Department staff in the identification of potential psychiatric referrals. Performs psychosocial assessments and collects collateral related to patients' primary support group, social environment, occupation, education, housing, finance, health service access, and legal problems. Completes emergency psychiatry patient assessments for patients triaged to psychiatry. Develops care plans with final dispositions authorized by the Emergency Room Physician or consulting psychiatrist and provides general and crisis counselling to patients and their families including short term crisis follow-up in accordance with approved treatment plans. May provide short-term follow-up treatment and case management services at the Mental Health Centre for adults treated in the Emergency Department. Communicates and consults with Coordinators and other members of the interprofessional mental health and substance use team on patient care issues, resources and discharge planning; organizes and participates in interprofessional conferences; engages patients and their family in plan of care and refers patients to other services as required. Provides patient advocacy services with other agencies, services and service providers. Documents assessments, care plan, observations, interventions, patient/family responses, outcomes/evaluations, and referrals according to practice standards and Fraser Health procedures. Completes and maintains electronic Psychiatric Liaison Contact Sheets before the end of each shift or within the designated and hours of work. Participates in patient care conferences of admitted psychiatric patients as required to ensure appropriate discharge planning and linkages to appropriate community mental health services. Liaises with appropriate departments and professionals and facilitates transition to aftercare by sharing emergency treatment outcomes and care plans with Mental Health & Substance Use staff. Acts as patient advocate by assisting patients and their family members to access appropriate community resources. Provides guidance to hospital staff involved in caring for psychiatric patients and provides input for team members actively involved in violence de-escalation, suicide prevention, seclusion, and restraint practices. Ensures safe patient management and adherence to restraint policies and procedures. Participates in quality improvement activities by identifying patient care issues, collecting data, and identifying needs and recommendations for corrective action and changes to practices, procedures or protocols. Provides input to the Managers regarding policies, procedures, and operational requirements by observing service needs and providing spoken or written suggestions that address patient and family needs and promote effective use of resources. Identifies own learning needs/goals, reviews these with the Manager or designate and engages in a variety of activities to meet these needs/goals. Maintains a safe environment for patients, families and staff by adhering to established safety and emergency practices and procedures. Participates in the orientation and ongoing education of nursing staff and students by providing information and acting as a preceptor or mentor as appropriate. Identifies self-learning needs and attends educational programs to maintain and enhance clinical competency. Performs other related duties as assigned. QualificationsEducation and ExperienceGraduation from an approved school of Nursing or Psychiatric Nursing. Current practicing registration as a Registered Nurse and/or Registered Psychiatric Nurse with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM). One (1) year recent related experience in acute or community mental health and substance use setting or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.Skills and Abilities Ability to complete initial and ongoing mental health and substance use patient assessment and provide nursing care through appropriate/prescribed technical, therapeutic, safety type interventions including crisis intervention. Knowledge of mental illness and substance use treatment. Knowledge of psychopharmacology (indications and side-effects). Counselling and group facilitation skills. Knowledge of legislation and government policies and procedures that relate to mental health and substance use practices. Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing with patients/families/care givers, the public, medical staff and members of the interprofessional care team. Ability to promote person-centered care that demonstrates empathy for patients/families/care givers, sensitivity to diverse cultures and preferences, including advocacy for special populations. Ability to educate patients and families/care givers about topics essential to their health care and well-being. Ability to organize and prioritize work. Ability to collaborate with and promote cooperation among members of the interprofessional care team. Ability to use factual information and basic principles and procedures to support nursing decisions and actions with relevant research-based evidence/evidence-informed practice. Ability to operate related equipment including relevant computer applications. Physical ability to perform the duties of the position.

Salary rangeThe salary range for this position is CAD $41.42 - $59.52 / hour Why Fraser Health?Fraser Health continues to be recognized as one of BC's Top Employers, are you someone who is passionate about making a difference in the lives of others? Fraser Health is responsible for the delivery of hospital and community-based health services to over 1.9 million people in 20 diverse communities from Burnaby to Fraser Canyon on the traditional territories of the Coast Salish and Nlaka’pamux Nations. Our team of nearly 45,000 medical staff and volunteers is dedicated to serving our patients, families and communities to deliver on our vision: Better health, best in health care. Effective October 26th, 2021, all new hires to Fraser Health will need to have full COVID 19 vaccination (have received a full series of a World Health Organization “WHO” approved vaccine against infection by SARS-COV-2, or a combination of approved WHO vaccines). Please note this applies to all postings, and individual medical exemptions must be approved by the Provincial Health Officer. Take the next step and apply so we can continue the conversation with you. Come work with dedicated health care providers who are enthusiastic and committed to provide quality healthcare to our clients/patients/residents. We invite you to find out why more than 95% of new employees recommend Fraser Health as an excellent place to work. Work hard and have fun while you do it. Curious to learn what it’s like to work here? Like us on Facebook (@fraserhealthcareers), follow us on Twitter & Instagram (@FHCareer), or connect with us on LinkedIn (fraserhealthcareers) for first-hand employee insights. Detailed OverviewIn accordance with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) standards of practice and the Mission and Values of Fraser Health, and working collaboratively and in partnership with the interprofessional care team in the provision of person-centered and recovery oriented care the Psychiatric Liaison Nurse performs intake assessment, offers crisis intervention, and provides input into the care of psychiatric and concurrent disordered patients in the Emergency Department. Provides input into the care of psychiatric patients awaiting transfer for further assessment or inpatient admission. Assists with ensuring effective patient flow for assessed patients through collaboration with Emergency Department nurses, other emergency service providers, the interprofessional community mental health and substance use team and other community service providers. Assists in adapting care plans to address psychiatric needs, with final dispositions authorized by the Emergency Room physicians or consulting Psychiatrist. The Psychiatric Liaison Nurse works in close association with the interprofessional community mental health team, agencies and other community service providers. May provide short term follow-up treatment and case management services at the Mental Health Centre for adults treated in the Emergency Department. Responsibilities Screens psychiatric referrals from a variety of internal and external sources, gathers background information and determines service priorities. Works with Emergency Department staff in the identification of potential psychiatric referrals. Performs psychosocial assessments and collects collateral related to patients' primary support group, social environment, occupation, education, housing, finance, health service access, and legal problems. Completes emergency psychiatry patient assessments for patients triaged to psychiatry. Develops care plans with final dispositions authorized by the Emergency Room Physician or consulting psychiatrist and provides general and crisis counselling to patients and their families including short term crisis follow-up in accordance with approved treatment plans. May provide short-term follow-up treatment and case management services at the Mental Health Centre for adults treated in the Emergency Department. Communicates and consults with Coordinators and other members of the interprofessional mental health and substance use team on patient care issues, resources and discharge planning; organizes and participates in interprofessional conferences; engages patients and their family in plan of care and refers patients to other services as required. Provides patient advocacy services with other agencies, services and service providers. Documents assessments, care plan, observations, interventions, patient/family responses, outcomes/evaluations, and referrals according to practice standards and Fraser Health procedures. Completes and maintains electronic Psychiatric Liaison Contact Sheets before the end of each shift or within the designated and hours of work. Participates in patient care conferences of admitted psychiatric patients as required to ensure appropriate discharge planning and linkages to appropriate community mental health services. Liaises with appropriate departments and professionals and facilitates transition to aftercare by sharing emergency treatment outcomes and care plans with Mental Health & Substance Use staff. Acts as patient advocate by assisting patients and their family members to access appropriate community resources. Provides guidance to hospital staff involved in caring for psychiatric patients and provides input for team members actively involved in violence de-escalation, suicide prevention, seclusion, and restraint practices. Ensures safe patient management and adherence to restraint policies and procedures. Participates in quality improvement activities by identifying patient care issues, collecting data, and identifying needs and recommendations for corrective action and changes to practices, procedures or protocols. Provides input to the Managers regarding policies, procedures, and operational requirements by observing service needs and providing spoken or written suggestions that address patient and family needs and promote effective use of resources. Identifies own learning needs/goals, reviews these with the Manager or designate and engages in a variety of activities to meet these needs/goals. Maintains a safe environment for patients, families and staff by adhering to established safety and emergency practices and procedures. Participates in the orientation and ongoing education of nursing staff and students by providing information and acting as a preceptor or mentor as appropriate. Identifies self-learning needs and attends educational programs to maintain and enhance clinical competency. Performs other related duties as assigned. QualificationsEducation and ExperienceGraduation from an approved school of Nursing or Psychiatric Nursing. Current practicing registration as a Registered Nurse and/or Registered Psychiatric Nurse with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM). One (1) year recent related experience in acute or community mental health and substance use setting or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.Skills and Abilities Ability to complete initial and ongoing mental health and substance use patient assessment and provide nursing care through appropriate/prescribed technical, therapeutic, safety type interventions including crisis intervention. Knowledge of mental illness and substance use treatment. Knowledge of psychopharmacology (indications and side-effects). Counselling and group facilitation skills. Knowledge of legislation and government policies and procedures that relate to mental health and substance use practices. Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing with patients/families/care givers, the public, medical staff and members of the interprofessional care team. Ability to promote person-centered care that demonstrates empathy for patients/families/care givers, sensitivity to diverse cultures and preferences, including advocacy for special populations. Ability to educate patients and families/care givers about topics essential to their health care and well-being. Ability to organize and prioritize work. Ability to collaborate with and promote cooperation among members of the interprofessional care team. Ability to use factual information and basic principles and procedures to support nursing decisions and actions with relevant research-based evidence/evidence-informed practice. Ability to operate related equipment including relevant computer applications. Physical ability to perform the duties of the position.