Lead Clinician - Calgary, Canada - McMan

McMan

Verified Company

Calgary, Canada

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

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Description

_LEAD CLINICIAN_

_1 Year Term Position_

McMan Youth, Family and Community Services Association of Calgary & Area is an organization making a difference in the lives of more than 3700 children, youth, adults and families annually.

We support children, youth, adults and families with complex needs that can include mental health issues, addictions, homelessness, poverty and disability by providing them with the services and supports they need to thrive.

McMan exists because we believe in everyone's deep and infinite worth. At McMan, no matter who you are, we will always walk with you. In everything we do, we will be humble and bold. Through these actions, we will be receptive, relevant, relational, and real with our community.

McMan is recruiting for a
LEAD
CLINICIAN to join our team on a one-year term role.

Clinicians are responsible for providing direct counseling with individuals and families through a client centered, strength-based approach, and to provide clinical consultation to agency staff.

Some of the key aspects of this role include:

Maintain up-to-date documentation as per program expectations, organizational policy, accreditation and related professional standards.
Reflect and integrate McMan's service delivery model which encompasses; Trauma Informed Practice, Natural Supports Framework and a Relational Approach in clinical practice and modality.
As required, participate in wraparound teams to provide clinical support and perspective.
Provide clinical consultation for program staff to support client goal attainment and crisis response.
Provide grief and loss debriefing for staff teams as needed.
Connect youth and families to appropriate community resources and services when applicable.
Provide counselling support delivery through a culturally sensitive and inclusive lens.
Develop a client centered helping relationship that aligns with the values of the organization.
Work from a collaborative teambased approach to achieve program and client outcomes as applicable
Respond and report emergency and crisis situations following appropriate procedures, ensuring the safety and security of self and clients.
Participate in program evaluation, accreditation and quality assurance processes.
Maintain proficiency on the program specific data collection systems, measurement tools and reporting requirements.
Work from a flexible schedule in order to meet client, program and organizational needs.
Ability to assess risk (suicide and selfharm) and support youth and families through the crisis.
Manage workload, multiple priorities and administrative responsibilities with mínimal supervision
Provide staff and client training on relevant topics.
Keep up to date on new trends and research.

Organizational Responsibilities

Reflect and demonstrate the organizations vision, mission and goals in your work.
Represent the organization in a professional manner.
Complete and maintain all professional standards and trainings related to the position.
Understand and act in accordance with the legislation, policies, standards and procedures of the program and Organization.
Establish and maintain a collaborative working relationship with colleagues across all agency programs, as well as external stakeholders to foster consistency and collaboration of services.
Develop an understanding of all agency programs and how clinical needs and services can exist within each.
Ensure accuracy, confidentiality and safekeeping of organizational records
A Master's level degree in Clinical Psychology, Counselling, or Social Work and registration with the appropriate College.
Strong research and evaluation skills.
Demonstrated knowledge of community resources.
Demonstrate ability to lead a cohesive team.
Possess strong oral and written communication skills, time management skills and very sound comprehension of boundaries.
Minimum of three years' related experience working with children youth and families. Previous experience in a senior or lead role.
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to engage with culturally diverse clients.
DBT Skills Training certification and interests are preferred
A current (no more than 6 months old) Police/Vulnerable Sector Check and Child Intervention check.
This role requires flexibility in work hours together with evenings and weekends.

McMan provides a solid blend of an extensive benefit plan, personal days, and the opportunity to contribute to the community at large.

Access is provided to benefits within the first month of employment, with a plan that includes vision, dental and prescription drug coverage, and an Employee Assistance Program.

With vacation pay, a flexible schedule, and access to 12 personal days off per year, the organization encourages a work life balance.

Equal Opportunity

Salary Range:
$78, $87,418.00 per annum

Closing Date:
February 25, 2024
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