Join WorkSafeBC as a Senior Psychology Advisor, specializing in psychological assessment and treatment for workplace injuries. This part-time hybrid role engages in case consultations and provides clinical insights.In this role, you will be an integral member of the Mental Health Services department, focusing on recovery and rehabilitation of injured workers. Your expertise in psychological reactions to trauma and workplace injury will guide interdisciplinary case-management teams. Work with clients, healthcare providers,
and your colleagues to support effective treatment plans and education.Key Responsibilities:Conduct team-oriented case consultations with injured workersWrite clinical opinions based on detailed file reviewsPlan and monitor comprehensive assessment and treatment servicesParticipate actively in team meetingsProvide training on psychological principles to staffRequirements:Graduate degree in clinical psychology or related fieldMinimum three years of experience as a psychologistRegistration or eligibility with the College of Health and Care Professionals of B.C.Background in disability management or healthcare settingsAbility to conduct psychological assessments in various contextsBring your expertise in psychology to WorkSafeBC, supporting workers in their recovery and mental health journeys.