Integrated Mental Health Worker Night Shift (British Columbia)

Integrated Mental Health Worker Night Shift (British Columbia)

11 Aug
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Connective
|
British Columbia

11 Aug

Connective

British Columbia

Shape futures as an Integrated Mental Health Worker on night shifts with Connective in Kelowna, British Columbia. Focus on supporting individuals with severe mental health and behavioral challenges.

As part of a dedicated team, you will provide essential casework and in-unit support utilizing a harm reduction model. The role emphasizes trauma-informed practices and utilizes a cooperative approach with medical and community professionals to aid clients in their recovery journey. You will implement care plans while respecting the autonomy of clients as mandated by the Mental Health Act.

Key Responsibilities:
• Support clients with daily living and rehabilitation activities
• Lead psychoeducational groups and therapy sessions




• Facilitate access to community resources and services
• Maintain accurate case documentation and communication
• Report incidents and assess progress for effective care

Requirements:
• Diploma in social work, behavioral sciences, or related field
• Two years' experience in a relevant setting
• Robust communication and crisis management skills
• Knowledge of trauma-informed care principles
• Current First Aid Certificate and valid driver’s license

Drive change and enhance quality of life through dedicated support at Connective.
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📌 Integrated Mental Health Worker Night Shift (British Columbia)
🏢 Connective
📍 British Columbia

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