Job opportunity
Psychosocial Rehabilitation Support Worker
MPA Society
Deliver psychosocial rehabilitation and harm reduction support as a Mental Health Worker at MPA Resource Centre. Work 37.5 hours weekly in Vancouver.
This temporary full-time position supports members under the direction of the Manager, Resource Centre. You will facilitate activities, observe member needs, and provide feedback on participation and progress. The work includes advocacy, referrals, health maintenance, coping skills, money management, and liaison with support networks.
Key Responsibilities:
Engage members, gather information, and assess program suitability
Refer members to appropriate programs, services, and community resources
Support symptom management, coping, health maintenance, and money management
Maintain effective liaison with members’ support networks
Document incidents, daily activities, feedback, and required administrative information
Requirements:
Behavioural Sciences degree or Mental Health diploma
Two years recent related mental health work experience
Understanding of psychiatric disability issues and available collateral services
Strong verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills
Ability to organize, prioritize, problem solve, and work cooperatively
Bring psychosocial rehabilitation knowledge, member rapport, resource awareness, and organized documentation to MPA’s Vancouver Resource Centre.
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Apply on source site This temporary full-time position supports members under the direction of the Manager, Resource Centre. You will facilitate activities, observe member needs, and provide feedback on participation and progress. The work includes advocacy, referrals, health maintenance, coping skills, money management, and liaison with support networks.
Key Responsibilities:
Engage members, gather information, and assess program suitability
Refer members to appropriate programs, services, and community resources
Support symptom management, coping, health maintenance, and money management
Maintain effective liaison with members’ support networks
Document incidents, daily activities, feedback, and required administrative information
Requirements:
Behavioural Sciences degree or Mental Health diploma
Two years recent related mental health work experience
Understanding of psychiatric disability issues and available collateral services
Strong verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills
Ability to organize, prioritize, problem solve, and work cooperatively
Bring psychosocial rehabilitation knowledge, member rapport, resource awareness, and organized documentation to MPA’s Vancouver Resource Centre.
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