Provide crisis assessment and intervention as a Clinical Therapist with Nova Scotia Health at Valley Regional Hospital in Western Zone. This casual position has no guaranteed hours.
Reporting to the Manager of Urgent Care Services, you will support urgent care clients across the lifespan. The work includes advanced assessment, brief follow-up, care planning, stabilization, and connection to Mental Health and Addictions services. Emergency Department consultations are central to the position.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct advanced assessments for crisis and urgent care clients
- Provide crisis intervention and brief follow-up
- Develop care plans supporting stabilization and service connections
- Complete mental status and comprehensive risk assessments
- Provide consultation to internal and external services
Requirements:
- Master's degree in a clinical health-related discipline
- Current provincial registration or eligibility for registration
- Two years' Mental Health and Addictions clinical experience preferred
- Non-Violent Crisis Intervention and Basic Cardiac Life Support
- Experience applying DSM and knowledge of relevant legislation
Apply your clinical assessment, crisis response, and care planning expertise supporting urgent Mental Health and Addictions needs.
Urgent Care Clinical Therapist Mental Health in Auburn employer: Nova Scotia Health Authority
Nova Scotia Health is an exceptional employer that prioritizes the well-being and professional growth of its employees. With a strong commitment to fostering a collaborative work culture, you will have access to ongoing training and development opportunities while making a meaningful impact on healthcare services across the province. The diverse and inclusive environment, combined with the chance to work at various sites, ensures that every day brings new challenges and rewards in your career.
Contact Details:
Nova Scotia Health Authority Recruitment Team
