Job opportunity
French Services Concurrent Disorder Worker
Addiction and Mental Health Services Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington
Support community clients in English and French as a Concurrent Disorder Worker across Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington. Apply addictions and mental health expertise.
AMHS-KFLA seeks a Concurrent Disorder Worker for French Language Services within frontline Addictions teams. You will support individuals with serious mental illness and substance use concerns. The work includes individualized treatment coordination, comprehensive assessment, psychosocial rehabilitation, and recovery support.
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate individualized treatment plans and required client services
Provide therapeutic interventions for substance use challenges
Support community living and psychosocial rehabilitation
Serve French-speaking clients within and beyond assigned caseloads
Travel to KFL&A sites as required
Requirements:
Advanced oral French proficiency under provincial standards
Health-related university degree and addictions counselling training
Three years’ relevant serious mental illness service experience preferred
Case management experience preferred
Valid Ontario driver’s licence, vehicle, and required insurance
Bring advanced French communication, clinical reasoning, and addictions knowledge to community-based mental health services throughout KFLA.
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Apply on source site AMHS-KFLA seeks a Concurrent Disorder Worker for French Language Services within frontline Addictions teams. You will support individuals with serious mental illness and substance use concerns. The work includes individualized treatment coordination, comprehensive assessment, psychosocial rehabilitation, and recovery support.
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate individualized treatment plans and required client services
Provide therapeutic interventions for substance use challenges
Support community living and psychosocial rehabilitation
Serve French-speaking clients within and beyond assigned caseloads
Travel to KFL&A sites as required
Requirements:
Advanced oral French proficiency under provincial standards
Health-related university degree and addictions counselling training
Three years’ relevant serious mental illness service experience preferred
Case management experience preferred
Valid Ontario driver’s licence, vehicle, and required insurance
Bring advanced French communication, clinical reasoning, and addictions knowledge to community-based mental health services throughout KFLA.
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