Job opportunity
Community Mental Health Support Coordinator
Canadian Mental Health Association
Coordinate community-based mental health support through advocacy, collaboration, and client resource connections. This full-time temporary contract serves partnering Recovery Alberta Clinics.
The Coordinator supports clients on their wellness journeys while following the CMHA Calgary Region service model. You will liaise with psychiatrists, case managers, healthcare providers, families, guardians, and community agencies. The position also promotes safety, maintains communication systems, and supports coordinated, wraparound services.
Key Responsibilities:
Advocate for adequate client care, treatment, and information
Liaise with healthcare providers and community partners regularly
Establish peer, family, and community support networks
Participate in meetings, case consultations, and program discussions
Identify, report, and document environmental or behavioural risks
Requirements:
Recognized human services education or equivalent experience
Minimum two years in mental health, addictions, and life skills
Experience working within interdisciplinary settings
Strong conflict resolution, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities
Valid Alberta driver’s license and reliable vehicle
Use sound judgment, professional boundaries, and collaborative advocacy to coordinate safe, person-centered mental health services throughout the community.
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Apply on source site The Coordinator supports clients on their wellness journeys while following the CMHA Calgary Region service model. You will liaise with psychiatrists, case managers, healthcare providers, families, guardians, and community agencies. The position also promotes safety, maintains communication systems, and supports coordinated, wraparound services.
Key Responsibilities:
Advocate for adequate client care, treatment, and information
Liaise with healthcare providers and community partners regularly
Establish peer, family, and community support networks
Participate in meetings, case consultations, and program discussions
Identify, report, and document environmental or behavioural risks
Requirements:
Recognized human services education or equivalent experience
Minimum two years in mental health, addictions, and life skills
Experience working within interdisciplinary settings
Strong conflict resolution, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities
Valid Alberta driver’s license and reliable vehicle
Use sound judgment, professional boundaries, and collaborative advocacy to coordinate safe, person-centered mental health services throughout the community.
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