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Investigator
3 weeks ago
**Employer**: The British Columbia College of Social Workers (BCCSW)
**Position Title**: Investigator
**Reports To**: Investigative Counsel
**Status**: Full-Time Permanent
**Closing Date**: Open until filled
- Qualified applicants from equity seeking groups are strongly encouraged to apply._
As a regulatory body for Social Workers in British Columbia, BCCSW acts within its statutory authority to develop and administer policies, procedures and practices that reflect the mandate of the College, which is to serve and protect the public by superintending the practice of social work in British Columbia. Founded in 2008, BCCSW is governed by a 12-member Board comprised of four public members and eight elected members from over 5,000 province wide registered social workers.
**General Overview**:
Working under direction of the Investigative Counsel, the Investigator is responsible for assisting the BCCSW’s Inquiry Department with the complaint process in accordance with the _Social Workers Act_, Social Workers Regulation, BCCSW bylaws and other applicable legislation. This position primarily carries out the functions and duties related to investigating complaints concerning potential social worker misconduct.
**Primary Job Duties and Activities**:
- The Investigator deploys investigative best practices to obtain evidence which proves or disproves a breach of the legislation, bylaws, code of ethics, or standards of practice by a registered social worker.
- The Investigator exercises considerable initiative and flexibility when responding to the changing circumstances of complex investigations.
- Complaints are often made by and/or involve vulnerable persons and minorities. The Investigator must be able to interact with and collect information from these individuals in a sensitive and culturally safe manner.
- In making file management decisions, the Investigator draws on their knowledge of all relevant legislation, evidentiary standards, and requirements, as well as industry knowledge, and prioritizes files according to risk of harm to the public.
- The Investigator produces clear and detailed reports on their findings for use by the Inquiry Committee and legal counsel.
- Timely and focused investigations are critical to the success of the regulatory program, and the Investigator achieves established performance targets and service standards.
- The Investigator is required to give evidence at administrative hearings and/or court.
**BCCSW Indigenous Relations Behavioural Competencies**:
- BCCSW staff are supported to learn and demonstrate the following Indigenous Relations Behavioural Competencies commensurate with their experience and role at the College._
- Understanding one's thoughts, feelings, values and background through _self-discovery and awareness_ including how one’s thoughts, feelings, values and background impact the success of their interactions and relationships with Indigenous peoples.
- Increasing one’s ability to build and maintain respectful and effective relationships with Indigenous peoples through _sustained learning and development_ including direct exposure to cultural and community ways and being willing to learn how diverse ways of thinking and acting can ensure the success of the College.
- The ability to work respectfully, knowledgeably, and effectively with Indigenous peoples through _cultural agility_ including creating a sense of safety and by transforming feelings of nervousness or anxiety into curiosity and appreciation.
- Championing the achievement of intended, real change that meets the enduring vision of Indigenous self-determination in British Columbia through _change leadership_ including learning from elders and leaders, routinely energizing the change process, and removing barriers to change.
**Education and Work Experience**:
- Post-secondary degree with additional training in administrative law, criminal law and/or advanced investigative techniques
- Minimum of 2 years of investigative experience, including independent conduct of investigations
- Investigative experience in regulatory, health or HR environment an asset
- Experience interpreting laws, bylaws, and policies
- Experience in or understanding of professional regulatory functions an asset
- An equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered
**Personal Characteristics**:
- Detail oriented with strong organizational skills.
- Solid oral and written communication skills.
- Sound ethical and professional reputation
- Criminal record checks as per BCCSW registration applicates will be required.
- Innovative thinker with strong analytical abilities and ability to assess information quickly and make valid, reliable, evidence-informed decisions.
- Ability to present to various audiences, and in various settings, including professional and administrative settings.
- Ability to manage interactions with cultural safety and humility.
**Job Types**: Full-time, Permanent
**Salary**: $70
