Help residents pursue rehabilitation goals at Connective through health advocacy, community access, and emotional support. Flexible schedule cover daytime, evening, overnight, and weekend operations.
The Enhanced Acquired Brain Injury Support Worker contributes to a Fraser Health-funded program for residents requiring enhanced support. This work combines wellness education, appointment coordination, advocacy, and skill building. You will help address physical, emotional, social, educational, and medical needs.
Key Responsibilities: Teach health, communication, coping, and self-management skills
Facilitate access to medical, dental, counselling, and rehabilitation resources
Advocate during treatment, care decisions, forms, and appointments




Assess behavioural challenges and provide crisis intervention
Collaborate on individualized strength-based and wellness plans
Requirements: Ability to establish therapeutic rapport with service users
Ability to advocate for service users and families
Knowledge of community, social, and health resources
Understanding of trauma-informed, harm-reduction, and recovery approaches
Ability to work with culturally diverse populations
Use rehabilitation planning, health-resource coordination, and advocacy skills to strengthen independence for Connective residents with acquired brain injuries.

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📌 Brain Injury Rehabilitation Support Specialist (British Columbia)
🏢 Connective
📍 British Columbia