Support adolescents through Early Psychosis Intervention at Fraser Health using supportive counselling, de-escalation, and activity-focused interventions. This role works within a multidisciplinary team.
As a Youth Care Worker, you will assist with support services and social, recreational, vocational, psychoeducational, and lifeskills groups. You will share observations with EPI clinicians, record interventions, and provide transportation or accompaniment when required. The work follows established guidelines and includes clinical supervision.
Key Responsibilities:
- Plan and implement client social, recreational, and vocational activities
- Support psychoeducational and lifeskills groups with clinical staff
- Provide one-to-one counselling using problem solving and de-escalation
- Record behavioural observations and interventions according to guidelines
- Transport and accompany clients to activities and appointments
Requirements:
- Degree in Social Sciences or equivalent education, training, and experience
- Valid B.C. Class V Driver's License and personal vehicle access
- Ability to work with adolescents experiencing mental health issues
- Knowledge of behaviour management strategies and techniques
- Effective verbal, written, independent, and collaborative communication
Bring adolescent support, behavioural observation, and counselling skills to Fraser Health's Early Psychosis Intervention multidisciplinary team.
Youth Care Worker Early Psychosis in Coquitlam employer: Fraser Health Authority
Fraser Health is an exceptional employer that prioritizes innovation and performance in healthcare, offering a collaborative work culture where employees are encouraged to grow and develop their skills. Located in Surrey, BC, the Central City Tower provides a vibrant environment that supports work-life balance and fosters a sense of community among over 50,000 staff members. With a commitment to diversity and inclusion, Fraser Health ensures that every team member feels valued and empowered to make a meaningful impact in the lives of patients and their families.
