Apply trauma-informed practice, sound judgment, and communication skills while supporting youth in care through challenging circumstances.
This Counsellor 2 opportunity provides specialized care for children and youth with moderate to severe emotional and trauma-based responses. You will build positive connections, facilitate social and emotional learning, and support life-skills development. The relief roster fills multiple assignments over the coming months.
Key Responsibilities:
- Establish positive connections with youth and families
- Advocate for necessary supports and services
- Attend community outings, appointments, and meetings
- Collaborate with social workers and health professionals
- Maintain safety during routine and crisis situations
Requirements:
- Knowledge of healthy child development and family needs
- Knowledge of youth care and trauma-informed approaches
- Ability to act decisively using sound judgment
- Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint knowledge
- Willingness to work rotating shifts, twenty-four hours daily
Bring compassionate youth support, crisis awareness, and collaborative communication to child and youth caring programs.
Trauma-Informed Youth Support Counsellor employer: The Government of Nova Scotia
The Government of Nova Scotia is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive and engaging workplace where employees are valued and respected. With a strong focus on career development, comprehensive benefits including a Defined Benefit Pension Plan, and a commitment to diversity and inclusion, this role as Director of Financial Advisory Services provides a unique opportunity to lead a dedicated team in shaping the province's financial future while enjoying a dynamic work environment.
Contact Details:
The Government of Nova Scotia Recruitment Team
