Clinical Psychology Role with National Defence (British Columbia)

Clinical Psychology Role with National Defence (British Columbia)

02 Aug
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Employment and Social Development Canada
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British Columbia

02 Aug

Employment and Social Development Canada

British Columbia

Serve as a Clinical Psychologist with Canadian Forces Health Services where your expertise in mental health will benefit military personnel. Focus on providing psycho-diagnostic assessments and cognitive behavioural therapy.

National Defence is creating a candidate pool for future openings in clinical psychology. Ideal candidates should have extensive experience with adult mental health, especially in trauma care. You will contribute to a supportive organizational culture that values your skilled growth and integrity.

Key Responsibilities:
• Assess adults for mental and behavioral disorders
• Create and deliver cognitive behavioural therapy plans
• Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams




• Provide educational resources and training on mental health
• May involve travel and irregular hours

Requirements:
• Master's or doctorate in clinical psychology
• Registration for independent practice required
• Significant and recent experience in mental health
• At least two years in psycho-diagnostic assessments
• Competencies in communication and action-oriented work

Your clinical skills will play a critical role in enhancing the psychological well-being of military members and their families.
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📌 Clinical Psychology Role with National Defence (British Columbia)
🏢 Employment and Social Development Canada
📍 British Columbia

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