Addictions Services Worker At Sault Area Hospital Ontario

Addictions Services Worker At Sault Area Hospital Ontario

02 Aug
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Sault Area Hospital
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Ontario

02 Aug

Sault Area Hospital

Ontario

Make a difference in the lives of those affected by addiction at Sault Area Hospital as an Addictions Services Worker. This role focuses on providing essential support, assessments, and advocacy within a cooperative workplace.

As an Addictions Services Worker, you will engage clients, assess their needs, and connect them to vital community resources. Your commitment to qualified growth and adherence to best practices is crucial for this position. You will facilitate assessments, maintain accurate records, and participate in quality improvement initiatives to enhance service delivery.

Key Responsibilities:
• Engage and screen potential clients for admission criteria
• Facilitate assessments and perception of care tools
• Connect individuals with available community resources




• Maintain ethical client records and statistical reports
• Participate in staff meetings and ongoing training sessions

Requirements:
• Minimum two-year diploma in health or social sciences
• Experience in Addictions Services in a healthcare setting
• Certification in Basic Cardiac Life Support (BLS + AED)
• Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Training required
• Strong human relations and counseling skills

Leverage your skills in addiction support and community resources to transform lives at Sault Area Hospital.
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📌 Addictions Services Worker At Sault Area Hospital Ontario
🏢 Sault Area Hospital
📍 Ontario

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