Virtual Mental Health Psychologist

Posted 13 days ago Code MHDM-BC Locations Alberta British Columbia For more than 20 years, Teladoc Health has been a global leader in virtual care, operating in more than 175 countries and serving over 9 million Canadians. Teladoc Health Canada's (Teladoc) mission is to help Canadians live their healthiest lives by transforming how they access care. In Canada, we work with employers, insurers, and brokers to deliver comprehensive health and wellness benefits including telemedicine, expert medical services, and mental health services, and we partner with hospitals and health authorities to strengthen primary and emergency care across Canada. Why join our Teladoc Health team? Support Canadians across the country, including those in rural regions, through publicly funded services. Focus on Quality & Safety: A dedicated Quality team to keep you abreast of all provincial standards so you can focus on patient care and satisfaction. Be a part of a diverse interdisciplinary team across Canada, that thrives on engagement, learning and growth. Flexible Practice: Work from the comfort of your home, with the flexibility to create your own schedule in advance and maintain the work-life balance you deserve. Competitive compensation:

We offer
market-competitive rates with a simple payment process – no overhead and no invoicing required. Full Training Provided: A dedicated Clinical Education & Training team to guide you through full training before taking your first consultation. Full Administrative Support: A dedicated Provider Liaison team to guide you through all things related to IT, scheduling, payment, and other administrative tasks, so that you can focus on what matters most: quality patient care. The Opportunity We are currently seeking a Mental Health Psychologist to join our Teladoc Health Canada team. The Teladoc Health Canada team comprises of a world-class virtual practice of providers with a passion for taking care of people and a devotion to clinical excellence. From family medicine to mental health to specialist medical advice, our providers help millions of Canadians resolve their healthcare needs with confidence through technology & innovation. With our emphasis on medical quality, we place tremendous focus and resources on clinical innovation, standards, and measurement to enable our providers to deliver the best outcome for every patient. Position Summary The Mental Health Disability Management program supports patients on disability leave due to a primary or secondary diagnosis of depression and anxiety. The program combines Teladoc’s core clinical capabilities and processes with virtual therapy to assist individuals receiving disability benefits return to work. The goal is to provide a high quality, extremely coordinated support program that will quickly reduce clients’ symptoms, improve their functionality, increase their overall well-being and ultimately empower them to return to work. The position is remote, you can add to your current clinical caseload or build an entire telemedicine mental health caseload depending on the provinces you are licensed in. This unique opportunity will contribute to shaping the evolution of virtual care in Canada as an industry standard.

Key Responsibilities
Provide safe, appropriate and high quality patient care for Teladoc Health members via the Teladoc Health platform (both video and phone interactions) Assess Teladoc Health members’ mental health needs and/or diagnoses, perform case reviews and provide structured psychotherapy treatment Produce detailed, high quality psychological assessments and treatment reports Maintain complete, timely clinical documentation Maintain patient confidentiality and comply with all federal, provincial and territorial health information privacy laws

What You'll Need
Experience with return-to-work planning, early prevention, disability management claims Registered member in good standing with College of Psychologists of British Columbia Minimum +2 years of experience in clinical and/or counselling psychology. Minimum +2 years’ experience with return-to-work and/or disability intervention. Experience or background in occupational psychology Experience providing psychotherapeutic assessments and structured psychotherapy treatment for individuals presenting with a wide range of mental health conditions Additional training in the following therapeutic modalities: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness Therapy, Motivational Interviewing (MI). Proven success of client return-to-work outcomes (e.g., short-term therapy sessions and working with third-party insurers). Other therapeutic modalities are an asset Experience providing services via information and communication technology (e.g. telehealth/telemedicine) preferred Demonstrated ability to producing detailed, high quality assessment and treatment reports