Job opportunity
Psychologist (Permanent part-time 0.4 FTE)
Hawkesbury and District General Hospital
Requisition Number:
PSYCH001060
Posted : September 23, 2026
Part-Time
On-site
Locations
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Description
Psychologist – OWN Program (FRC)
Position Overview
The psychologist for the OWN Program (Ontario Workers Network) in mental health plays a key role in the clinical assessment and coordination of the psychological and functional recovery of clients presenting with work‑related mental health disorders. They contribute to the development and implementation of evidence‑based treatment plans aimed at improving overall functioning and supporting a sustainable return to work. In close collaboration with the interdisciplinary OWN program team, the WSIB, and community partners, the psychologist acts as a clinical expert in mental health. As part of their duties, the psychologist may also provide clinical support to the Mental Health and Additions Program of the CRSMT and may be required to work at different sites according to organizational needs.
Key Responsibilities
Specialized psychological and diagnostic assessment
Development and follow‑up of individualized treatment plans
Psychotherapeutic intervention (individual and/or group)
Collaboration with the Functional Recovery Coordination (FRC)
Contribution to return‑to‑work planning
Interdisciplinary collaboration
Preparation of clinical reports in compliance with WSIB requirements
Salary & Contract
PERMANENT PART‑TIME POSITION – 0.4 FTE – daytime schedule with some evenings
Salary in accordance with the OPSEU collective agreement
What we are looking for
Doctorate in Psychology (Ph.D. or Psy.D.)
Member in good standing of the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario (CPBAO)
Authorized for autonomous practice
Training or expertise in adult mental health
Training in evidence‑based therapies (e.g., CBT, ACT)
Experience
Clinical experience in mental health, ideally in a rehabilitation or work‑related context
Experience with WSIB clientele or in case management (important asset)
Experience in psychological assessment, including differential diagnosis
Experience in return to work / vocational reintegration (major asset)
Key Competencies
Excellent communication skills (French and English, spoken and written)
Strong clinical judgment and analytical abilities
Ability to integrate clinical and functional dimensions (biopsychosocial approach)
Skills in managing complex cases
Ability to work in an interdisciplinary team
Strong organizational skills and ability to manage priorities
Attention to detail in documentation and respect for deadlines
Focus on sustainable functional outcomes
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Posted : September 23, 2026
Part-Time
On-site
Locations
Showing 1 location
Description
Psychologist – OWN Program (FRC)
Position Overview
The psychologist for the OWN Program (Ontario Workers Network) in mental health plays a key role in the clinical assessment and coordination of the psychological and functional recovery of clients presenting with work‑related mental health disorders. They contribute to the development and implementation of evidence‑based treatment plans aimed at improving overall functioning and supporting a sustainable return to work. In close collaboration with the interdisciplinary OWN program team, the WSIB, and community partners, the psychologist acts as a clinical expert in mental health. As part of their duties, the psychologist may also provide clinical support to the Mental Health and Additions Program of the CRSMT and may be required to work at different sites according to organizational needs.
Key Responsibilities
Specialized psychological and diagnostic assessment
Development and follow‑up of individualized treatment plans
Psychotherapeutic intervention (individual and/or group)
Collaboration with the Functional Recovery Coordination (FRC)
Contribution to return‑to‑work planning
Interdisciplinary collaboration
Preparation of clinical reports in compliance with WSIB requirements
Salary & Contract
PERMANENT PART‑TIME POSITION – 0.4 FTE – daytime schedule with some evenings
Salary in accordance with the OPSEU collective agreement
What we are looking for
Doctorate in Psychology (Ph.D. or Psy.D.)
Member in good standing of the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario (CPBAO)
Authorized for autonomous practice
Training or expertise in adult mental health
Training in evidence‑based therapies (e.g., CBT, ACT)
Experience
Clinical experience in mental health, ideally in a rehabilitation or work‑related context
Experience with WSIB clientele or in case management (important asset)
Experience in psychological assessment, including differential diagnosis
Experience in return to work / vocational reintegration (major asset)
Key Competencies
Excellent communication skills (French and English, spoken and written)
Strong clinical judgment and analytical abilities
Ability to integrate clinical and functional dimensions (biopsychosocial approach)
Skills in managing complex cases
Ability to work in an interdisciplinary team
Strong organizational skills and ability to manage priorities
Attention to detail in documentation and respect for deadlines
Focus on sustainable functional outcomes
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