Community Mental Health Registered Nurses provide assessments and treatment for mental illness and concurrent disorders across Fraser Health. Work collaboratively with interprofessional teams.
This position provides person-centered, recovery-oriented care for individuals receiving mental health and substance use services. You will coordinate care, conduct assessments, develop treatment plans, administer medications, and support client self-determination. The work includes crisis intervention, counselling, education, and community service access.
Key Responsibilities:
- Coordinate intake, assessments, treatment plans, medications, and follow-up care
- Provide direct nursing care, physical assessments, and prescribed treatments
- Build therapeutic relationships with clients and informal support networks
- Deliver crisis intervention, counselling, education, and group sessions
- Document care, outcomes, referrals, and client responses
Requirements:
- Graduation from approved nursing or psychiatric nursing school
- Two years' recent experience with mental health or concurrent disorders
- Current BCCNM registration as a Registered Nurse or Psychiatric Nurse
- Knowledge of mental illness, substance use treatment, and psychopharmacology
- Valid Class 5 British Columbia driver's licence and personal vehicle
Apply registered nursing expertise in assessment, counselling, crisis intervention, and recovery-oriented care with Fraser Health clients.
Community Mental Health Registered Nurse in Maple Ridge 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.
