Apply advanced assessment and crisis intervention skills as a Clinical Therapist with Nova Scotia Health in Western Zone, Valley Regional Hospital. This is a casual position with no guaranteed hours.
Reporting to the Manager of Urgent Care Services, the Crisis/Urgent Care Clinician supports Mental Health and Addictions clients across the lifespan. The work includes stabilization, brief follow up, care planning, and connection to necessary services. Most consultations come from the Emergency Department, with additional referrals from internal and external services.
Key Responsibilities: Provide advanced assessments for crisis and urgent care clients
Deliver interventions, brief follow up, and care planning
Support stabilization across the client lifespan




Connect clients with Mental Health and Addictions services
Conduct consultations from Emergency Department and other services
Requirements: Master’s degree in a clinical health-related discipline
Current provincial registration or eligibility for registration
Two years’ Mental Health and Addictions clinical experience
Non-Violent Crisis Intervention and Basic Cardiac Life Support
Solid mental status and risk assessment skills
Bring clinical assessment, crisis response, and care planning expertise to Nova Scotia Health’s Valley Regional Hospital urgent care services.

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📌 Crisis Urgent Care Clinician (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Nova Scotia Health Authority
📍 Nova Scotia