Mental Health Therapeutic Assistant Position (Nova Scotia)

Mental Health Therapeutic Assistant Position (Nova Scotia)

11 Aug
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Nova Scotia Health Authority
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Nova Scotia

11 Aug

Nova Scotia Health Authority

Nova Scotia

Join Nova Scotia Health as a Therapeutic Assistant, specializing in mental health and addictions support. Make a difference by facilitating therapeutic services in a casual environment.

This position is based in Central Zone at the Nova Scotia Hospital, providing casual relief support under the guidance of a Recreation Therapist. You'll be responsible for delivering health promotion and therapeutic activities, working closely with the interdisciplinary team to ensure patients receive individualized care tailored to their needs.

Key Responsibilities:
• Deliver health promotion and therapeutic activities to patients
• Work closely with Registered Nurses and Recreation Therapists
• Effectively share significant patient information with the team




• Participate in the development of personalized care plans
• Support and enhance patient recovery and well-being

Requirements:
• Completion of Grade 12 and Therapeutic Recreation Year One
• Valid CPR certification required
• St. John Ambulance First Aid certification preferred
• Non Violent Crisis Intervention certification is an asset
• Excellent leadership and interpersonal skills

Utilize your skills to contribute to mental health services while exploring the scenic beauty of Nova Scotia.
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📌 Mental Health Therapeutic Assistant Position (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Nova Scotia Health Authority
📍 Nova Scotia

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