Youth Mental Health Forensic Specialist (British Columbia)

Youth Mental Health Forensic Specialist (British Columbia)

06 Nov
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Fort St. John Association for Community Living
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British Columbia

06 Nov

Fort St. John Association for Community Living

British Columbia

Support youth mental health outcomes with forensic assessment, treatment, and clinical intervention through YFPS. Work in Dawson Creek within a permanent part time job-share.
The Fort St. John Association for Community Living is seeking a Youth Forensic Clinician for its mental health team. This role serves youth involved with the criminal justice system through specialized assessment and treatment. You will contribute clinical support while coordinating with families, justice partners, and community services.
Key Responsibilities: Deliver specialized assessment and treatment for referred youth
Provide clinical support and intervention through YFPS
Track client progress and recommend appropriate interventions
Coordinate case planning with families and justice partners
Secure accurate records according to legislation and policies
Requirements: Master’s degree from a recognized university
Social Work, Clinical Psychology, or related educational background
Eligibility for professional regulatory registration
Minimum one year of related field experience
Bring forensic mental health assessment and treatment expertise to coordinated youth services through FSJACL’s YFPS program.

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📌 Youth Mental Health Forensic Specialist (British Columbia)
🏢 Fort St. John Association for Community Living
📍 British Columbia

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