Care Manager Child Youth Mental Health
4 days ago
Edmonton AB, Edmonton Census Division, AB; Alberta, Canada
Recovery Alberta
Full-time
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Lead clinical operations for Intake and Crisis Teams in Edmonton Zone, applying change management and mental health leadership expertise. Support children, youth, and families. Recovery Alberta seeks a Care Manager within Child & Youth Community services. The role guides interdisciplinary teams serving addiction and mental health concerns through operational changes, quality improvement, and staff development. Strong partnerships across the care continuum support effective services.
Key Responsibilities
Lead day-to-day clinical operations for Intake and Crisis Teams Guide organizational changes, implementations, and service delivery updates Coach employees through transitions and support professional development Monitor service efficiency, resource use, and quality improvement outcomes Recruit, schedule, and address employee performance issues
Requirements:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a relevant regulated health profession Current registration with an applicable professional regulatory college Five years of recent relevant clinical, supervisory, or leadership experience Understanding of recovery-oriented care and community engagement Working knowledge of HSAA, AUPE, and UNA Collective Agreements Bring clinical leadership, change management, and recovery-oriented care expertise to Edmonton’s child and youth mental health services. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Key Responsibilities
Lead day-to-day clinical operations for Intake and Crisis Teams Guide organizational changes, implementations, and service delivery updates Coach employees through transitions and support professional development Monitor service efficiency, resource use, and quality improvement outcomes Recruit, schedule, and address employee performance issues
Requirements:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a relevant regulated health profession Current registration with an applicable professional regulatory college Five years of recent relevant clinical, supervisory, or leadership experience Understanding of recovery-oriented care and community engagement Working knowledge of HSAA, AUPE, and UNA Collective Agreements Bring clinical leadership, change management, and recovery-oriented care expertise to Edmonton’s child and youth mental health services. #J-18808-Ljbffr