Community Liaison Worker at VCH (British Columbia)

Community Liaison Worker at VCH (British Columbia)

16 Oct
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Vancouver Coastal Health
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British Columbia

16 Oct

Vancouver Coastal Health

British Columbia

Become a Community Liaison Worker on the Groundspring Primary Care Team at Vancouver Coastal Health in Vancouver, BC. Help connect clients with essential resources and advocate for their health needs in this vital role.

This position involves collaboration within an interdisciplinary team to serve marginalized clients facing complex health challenges, including those on HIV medications. As a Community Liaison Worker, you will screen clients for services, link them to resources, and engage with community agencies. Your impact will directly enhance the health stability of those in need.

Key Responsibilities:
• Advocate for clients with community and government agencies
• Screen clients for eligibility and appropriate services
• Link clients to internal and external resources




• Collaborate within an interdisciplinary care team
• Support clients dealing with health-related issues

Requirements:
• Completion of Grade 12 and Social Services Certificate
• 1-2 years' experience with marginalized populations
• Valid BC Driver's license and personal vehicle
• Knowledge of community resources and medical terminology
• Exceptional customer service and communication skills

Contribute to the health and well-being of Vancouver's communities by harnessing your advocacy and liaison skills.
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📌 Community Liaison Worker at VCH (British Columbia)
🏢 Vancouver Coastal Health
📍 British Columbia

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