Support child protection planning as a Registered Psychologist with The Family Centre through comprehensive assessment, clinical reporting, and evidence-informed recommendations. Work with families, caregivers, and community partners.

You will assess children, youth, young adults, caregivers, and families referred through Children and Family Services. The work addresses child safety, family functioning, developmental needs, and intervention planning. Trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and client-centered approaches guide assessment with diverse identities and Indigenous ways of knowing.

Key Responsibilities:

- Complete behavioural, psycho-educational, and psychological assessments
- Conduct parenting capacity and safety and risk assessments
- Integrate findings into objective clinical reports
- Identify strengths, needs,



safety concerns, and practical supports
- Prepare court documentation and provide expert testimony when required

Requirements:

- Registered Psychologist with Alberta registration in valuable standing
- Valid practice permit and graduate Psychology degree
- Experience assessing complex child and family needs independently
- Ability to provide objective clinical opinions
- Experience with child protection or forensic assessment is an asset

Bring sound clinical judgment, report writing, and child protection assessment experience to The Family Centre's referral-focused services.

📌 Child Protection Registered Psychologist (Edmonton)
🏢 The Family Centre of Northern Alberta
📍 Edmonton