Support involuntary patients with independent rights advice through trauma-informed communication, virtually and in person across British Columbia. This full-time position is remote or hybrid when secure privacy is available.
As an IRAS Advisor, you will explain rights under the Mental Health Act and Adult Guardianship Act. You will help patients understand options, access referrals, and exercise their choices when requested. The work is independent, culturally safe, non-judgmental, and accessible.
Key Responsibilities: Provide virtual and in-person independent rights advice meetings
Explain involuntary treatment, restrictions, rights, and available options
Assist patients with reviews, second opinions, and legal connections
Arrange interpretation, cultural, accessibility,



and personal support
Maintain confidential records, case notes, and required reports
Requirements: Diploma in Community Social Service or equivalent qualifications
Two years of recent, related experience
Exceptional listening and explicit, calm communication skills
Criminal Record Check including Vulnerable Sector
Reliable transportation and required Class 5 licence
Bring independent judgment, confidentiality, and rights-based communication to patients navigating involuntary treatment throughout British Columbia.

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📌 Independent Mental Health Rights Advisor (British Columbia)
🏢 Canadian Mental Health Association BC Division
📍 British Columbia