Youth crisis intervention is central to this Community Mental Health Worker position with Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority in Selkirk. Apply clinical assessment skills within Mental Health services.

The CMHW-YCS provides professional, least intrusive crisis intervention for individuals, families, natural supports, and referral sources. This clinical position leads assessment, treatment planning, action planning, and documentation. Practice emphasizes holistic care, individual strengths, recovery, competencies, accessibility, respect, and ethical service delivery.

Key Responsibilities:

- Provide crisis intervention to youth and their supports
- Lead assessment and treatment planning during crises
- Formulate action plans to resolve presenting crises
- Document assessments, plans,



and service delivery
- Defuse situations and minimize safety risks

Requirements:

- Hold a listed mental health, nursing, social work, or occupational therapy degree
- Maintain an applicable skilled license or designation
- Bring two years of relevant mental health experience
- Demonstrate crisis intervention and psychosocial assessment competence
- Hold a valid Class 5 driver's licence

Support youth crisis resolution through assessment, recovery-focused practice, treatment planning, and risk reduction at Selkirk Community Mental Health Office.

📌 Youth Crisis Mental Health Worker (Canada)
🏢 Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
📍 Canada