Location requirement: This role is based in Saskatchewan and involves in-person clinical work. Applicants must currently reside in Saskatchewan or have a clear plan to relocate. Fully remote‑only applicants will not be considered at this time unless they live in Saskatchewan and intend to make Elements Psychology their primary clinical practice.Practice requirement: Flexible schedules are welcome; however, we are seekingclinicians who wish for Elements Psychology to serve as their primary and sole clinical practice setting.Education and ExperienceMaster’s in clinical/counselling psychology or clinical social work with previous related experience and ability to practice independently.Doctoral‑level training (registered psychologist or registered doctoral psychologist) is also acceptable.ResponsibilitiesYou will provide adult assessment, counselling, and clinical treatment to clients, managing a high volume of requests each month and maintaining a full‑time caseload.WHO WE AREAt Elements Psychology, we pride ourselves on being an innovative and forward‑thinking clinic. Focus on your clients, and we’ll do the rest! This includes providing you with clients, assessment tools, skilled office space, and the administrative infrastructure that allows you to hit the ground running… pretty much everything you need to have your own independent practice.Each clinician on our team is unique, knowledgeable, independent, and driven. Despite our diverse skills and backgrounds, we vibe well together because we all have the same values and goals: to provide compassionate, evidence‑based care and have the financial freedom to achieve healthy balance in our lives.WHO WE’RE Looking FORWe are looking for ambitious, independent, and forward‑thinking clinicians to join our team. You’ll fit right in here if you have the following qualities:Driven – You love what you do, work hard to give your clients the support they need,



and are excited about honing your clinical skills.Agile – You work well independently and also connect well with others in a team setting.Self‑motivated – You take initiative and are excited to steer your career forward while providing top‑notch care.Problem‑solver – You can problem‑solve with different clients in different scenarios to ensure you deliver the best therapy or assessment services.Embrace feedback – Whether consulting with colleagues or dealing with concerned clients, you are open to receiving and integrating feedback into your practice.Conscientious and detail‑oriented – You can maintain accurate client records and documentation, respond promptly to clients, be organized with your caseload, and manage your time effectively.Clear priorities – Your focus is on delivering an exceptional client experience, maintaining high standards of care, and balancing your personal well‑being with the needs of your practice.Self‑aware – You understand when you can push yourself and when you need to pull back, know what you’re good at and what you need support with, and are not afraid to admit it or seek help when needed.Skilled – You have excellent oral and written communication skills, seek ongoing professional development, use ethical decision‑making, and are interested in providing services based on your strengths and areas of expertise.Fun – You take your client’s care seriously but don’t want to take life too seriously. Between a busy schedule of serving clients,



you are interested in cracking a few jokes and meeting up for the occasional team celebration.What You Have to OfferEducation – Minimum of a Master’s degree with competency in clinical or counselling psychology or clinical social work.Experience – Previous related work experience and ability to practice independently.Professional Registration/License – Registered with the Saskatchewan College of Psychologists / Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers.Telehealth Ready – Comfort in providing telehealth services or a willingness to learn; you determine theamount of telehealth offerings.Knowledgeable – Extensive knowledge of human development and psychopathology, ability to evaluate evidence‑based assessment measures, and experience providing empirically validated interventions supported by best‑practice literature.Ethical – Solid understanding of professional ethics and practice guidelines, ability to thoughtfully defend clinical decisions and services, commitment to ethical decision‑making, and recognition of the value of consultation when navigating complex or uncertain situations.Genuine – Ability to develop trusting relationships with clients where they become active participants in determining the goals of assessment and therapy.Cultural Sensitivity – Sensitivity and humility when working with culturally, racially, sexually and gender‑diverse clients.Collaborative – Experience working closely with other mental health professionals and understanding the value of teamwork in supporting client care.Clean Record – A squeaky‑clean criminal record / vulnerable sector check.Supervision – Experience providing supervision is an asset; additional compensationis provided for this service.Other QualificationsExperience – Clinical (therapy and/or assessment) 1 year required.Licence/Certification – License or registration with the appropriate governing body required.BenefitsFlexible scheduleOn‑site parkingPay$120.00-$165.00 per hour.Work LocationOn‑site in Regina, SK (S4N6A9); reliable commute or plan to relocate before starting work.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Registered Psychologist Or Clinical (Masters) Social Worker (Regina) - C$120 - C$150 An Hour
🏢 Elements Psychology
📍 Winnipeg