Deliver crisis intervention in Selkirk as a Community Mental Health Worker, using psychosocial assessment and recovery-focused practice during evening shifts.
Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority seeks a Community Mental Health Worker – Crisis Services for its Mobile Crisis Unit. The 0.68 FTE clinical position supports clients, families, natural supports, and caregivers through least intrusive, individual-centered care. You will lead assessment, treatment planning, and action plans while applying crisis theory and intervention, treatment modalities, and knowledge of mental health illnesses. The work emphasizes client strengths, recovery, accessibility, respect, and ethical practice. Two years of relevant mental health experience are required.
Key Responsibilities:

Provide professional crisis intervention to clients and caregivers
Lead assessment and treatment planning during crises
Formulate action plans to resolve crisis situations
Diffuse situations and minimize safety risks
Support recovery-focused, holistic service delivery
Requirements:

Qualifying degree or professional designation listed
Applicable professional license and ASIST certificate
Two years of relevant mental health experience
Knowledge of legislation, psychopharmacology, and community resources
Valid Class 5 driver's license required
Apply crisis management, communication, and recovery-model expertise within Interlake-Eastern's Selkirk Mobile Crisis Unit.

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Community Mental Health Crisis Worker