Use trauma response expertise and Psychological First Aid to support employees and managers after high-impact events across Canada. Independent contracting is required.
As a Critical Incident and Trauma Responder, you will work closely with Dialogue’s Critical Incident Team. This independent contract position provides in-person interventions to companies facing crisis and post-traumatic situations. The work includes applying clinical knowledge of acute stress and PTSD, facilitating individual and group support, and guiding leadership toward team well-being and resilience. Interventions may be planned last minute, requiring punctuality, flexibility, and availability within your region. Most occur during the day and work week.
Key Responsibilities: Support companies experiencing high-impact or distressing events




Apply clinical knowledge of acute stress and PTSD
Provide individual support to employees and managers
Facilitate group interventions in critical incident contexts
Guide leadership toward team well-being and resilience
Requirements: Degree in psychology, social work, counselling, or related field
Qualified license and valid liability insurance
Experience providing Psychological First Aid to adults
Expertise facilitating group interventions
Suicide risk assessment and crisis intervention training
Bring trauma-informed clinical practice, group facilitation, and leadership guidance to Dialogue’s in-person critical incident interventions.

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📌 Trauma Response Clinician Psychological First Aid (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Dialogue
📍 Nova Scotia