Mental health residence support work at Connective requires crisis response and casework skills during overnight shifts. This position works Sunday through Tuesday, 2300 to 0700.
The Residence Worker provides casework and clinical support to residents while maintaining safe, orderly facility operations. The position supports care plans, develops therapeutic relationships, connects clients with services, and collaborates with multidisciplinary professionals. Work includes independent shift responsibilities and resident support during crisis situations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Interview clients and prepare confidential care plans
- Develop therapeutic relationships with psychiatric residents
- Connect clients with health and psychiatric services
- Apply crisis intervention techniques using professional judgment
- Maintain client files, case notes, and reports
Requirements:
- Degree or diploma with one year related mental health experience
- Experience responding effectively during crisis situations
- Understanding of psychosocial rehabilitation applications
- Current Emergency First Aid Certificate
- Valid Class 5 British Columbia driver's license
Support Connective residents through casework, therapeutic relationships, crisis response, and individualized care planning overnight.
Mental Health Residence Support Worker in Mission employer: Connective Support Society
Connective Support Society is an exceptional employer that prioritizes the well-being of both its clients and employees. With a strong emphasis on trauma-informed care and collaboration within a supportive, unionized team, employees benefit from flexible shifts and a dynamic work environment in Maple Ridge. The organization fosters professional growth through ongoing training and development opportunities, making it an ideal place for those seeking meaningful and rewarding careers in mental health support.
Contact Details:
Connective Support Society Recruitment Team
