The Listuguj Community Social Services Directorate is looking for a clinical Psychologist who is passionate about their work and wishes to contribute to the health and well-being of our community. The incumbent will provide mental health services from a multi-sectoral/inter-agency approach to individuals, families, and groups.

The Clinical

Psychologist will offer direct psychological services including assessment and diagnostic services, as well as counselling and therapy to address psychological disorders and emotional distress, with a particular focus on culturally relevant and trauma-informed approaches that are sensitive to the specific needs of Listuguj community members. The incumbent should possess an abundance of knowledge and a keen interest in understanding Indigenous worldviews and history of the community of Listuguj. Use a variety of clinical tests, interviews, and other tools to assess mental health.

Offer crisis intervention and support for individuals experiencing immediate mental health challenges.





Assess mental health conditions through interviews and psychological tests.

Deliver counselling or therapy sessions, using a variety of therapeutic techniques.

Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, including physicians, social workers, and community leaders.

Keep up with developments in psychology, particularly regarding culturally sensitive practices for Indigenous populations.

Required to provide services to clients of all ages (children/adolescents/adults).

PhD in Clinical Psychology or gained a Masters in Psychology prior to 2006.

Minimum 4 years of experience in the field.

Proficiency in English.

Knowledge of Mi'gmaq cultural dynamics and Indigenous worldviews.

Criminal Record/Vulnerable Sector Check required.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Dental care

Life insurance

In office parking

Language

English (preferred)

📌 Clinical Psychologist - Child (New Richmond)
🏢 Listuguj Mi'gmaq Government
📍 New Richmond