Support Indigenous children and youth as a Mental Health and Wellness Clinician with Vancouver Coastal Health, using assessment and culturally safe care.
This clinician works on VCH's Child and Youth Indigenous team within a multidisciplinary, patient, client, and family-centred framework. The position addresses mental health and possible substance use concerns through Two-Eyed Seeing, combining western and Indigenous cultural care practices. It also supports continuity of care and meaningful engagement.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct mental health assessments with Indigenous children and youth
- Provide assertive outreach, intervention, referral, and treatment services
- Apply Indigenous Cultural Safety policy in clinical support
- Participate in case conferences, meetings, and consultation
- Coordinate care with families, providers, and multidisciplinary colleagues
Requirements:
- Master's degree in Social Work, Clinical Counseling, or Psychology
- Three years' recent related Indigenous child and youth experience
- Eligibility for appropriate professional registration, as applicable
- Valid British Columbia Driver's License
- Indigenous Cultural Safety Training and culturally safe care knowledge
Bring mental health assessment, Indigenous cultural knowledge, and multidisciplinary clinical practice to Vancouver Coastal Health's Child and Youth Indigenous team.
Indigenous Child Youth Mental Health Clinician in Vancouver employer: Vancouver Coastal Health
Vancouver Coastal Health is an exceptional employer that prioritizes the well-being and professional growth of its employees. With a collaborative work culture that fosters innovation and teamwork, you will have access to ongoing training and development opportunities while contributing to meaningful healthcare initiatives in the vibrant city of Vancouver. Join us to make a real impact in the community while enjoying a supportive environment that values your expertise and dedication.
