Clinical Resource Worker Surrey (British Columbia)

Clinical Resource Worker Surrey (British Columbia)

27 Oct
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Lookout Housing + Health Society
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British Columbia

27 Oct

Lookout Housing + Health Society

British Columbia

Support adults facing addiction and housing challenges as a Clinical Resource Worker at Crawford Manor in Surrey, British Columbia. Work casual, rotating shifts.
Reporting to the Site Manager, this front-line role supports a 24-hour licensed residential home for males aged 19 and older. You will provide intake, orientation, resident support, crisis response, documentation, and connections to community agencies. Familiarity with addiction, mental health, welfare, and harm reduction resources is significant.
Key Responsibilities: Conduct shelter intakes using established criteria
Welcome residents and explain available aid
Connect clients with housing, health, treatment, and legal resources
Document interactions, statistics, files, medication charts,



and accounting forms
Respond to emergencies and defuse volatile situations
Requirements: Related diploma or certificate, or Grade 12 education
Two years recent related experience or equivalent combination
Current OFA 1 First Aid Certificate
Strong communication, writing, documentation, and organizational skills
Vulnerable sector criminal record clearance
Bring client support, crisis response, resource coordination, and documentation skills to Lookout Housing and Health Society in Surrey.

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📌 Clinical Resource Worker Surrey (British Columbia)
🏢 Lookout Housing + Health Society
📍 British Columbia

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