Support Indigenous children and youth as a Mental Health and Wellness Clinician with Vancouver Coastal Health, using assessment and culturally secure care.

This clinician works on VCH’s Child and Youth Indigenous team within a multidisciplinary, patient, client, and family-centred framework. The position addresses mental health and possible substance use concerns through Two-Eyed Seeing, combining western and Indigenous cultural care practices. It also supports continuity of care and meaningful engagement.

Key Responsibilities:

- Conduct mental health assessments with Indigenous children and youth
- Provide assertive outreach, intervention, referral, and treatment services
- Apply Indigenous Cultural Safety policy in clinical support
- Participate in case conferences, meetings, and consultation




- Coordinate care with families, providers, and multidisciplinary colleagues

Requirements:

- Master’s degree in Social Work, Clinical Counseling, or Psychology
- Three years’ recent related Indigenous child and youth experience
- Eligibility for appropriate professional registration, as applicable
- Valid British Columbia Driver’s License
- Indigenous Cultural Safety Training and culturally safe care knowledge

Bring mental health assessment, Indigenous cultural knowledge, and multidisciplinary clinical practice to Vancouver Coastal Health’s Child and Youth Indigenous team.

📌 Indigenous Child Youth Mental Health Clinician (Canada)
🏢 Vancouver Coastal Health
📍 Canada