Clinician - Casual

**SUMMARY**: As a member of the Mobile Crisis Team (MCT) and in collaboration with all components of the Youth Crisis Stabilization System (YCSS), the MCT Clinician provides crisis intervention services to clients, their families and caregivers in a professional manner. The MCT Clinician assesses plans and formulates recommendations toward the resolution of the crisis and its underlining or precipitating factors.

**PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES** of the MCT Clinician, but are not limited to:

- Respond to calls as required;
- Observe to identify potential underlining cause of crisis situation and subsequently provide on-site intervention including mental health and risk assessments, mental status exams, safety plans, and follow-up plans for youths and their families/caregivers in crisis situations;
- Complete required documentation, provide clear and concise professionally written reports which detail the nature of the crisis and subsequent assessments and plans;
- Refer client(s) and caregiver(s) to suitable resources and advocate on their behalf if required;
- Report child protection concerns to CFS designated intake agency;
- Engage clients' families in the resolution process, whenever possible;
- As a team member, provide support to other team members and act in a consultative capacity;
- Maintain appropriate boundaries and confidentiality with client(s) and families, and follows all other policies and procedures;
- Provide triage and referral;
- Provide consultation to collateral agencies such as Children’s Mental Health, Child and Family Services, schools, probation, and police services;
- Facilitate topic-specific training sessions as needed to assist the staff team in developing skills to implement treatment plans;
- Work in consultation with other YCSS staff and external agencies, to ensure continuity and communication throughout YCSS;
- Represent the YCSS program both within and outside of MYS;
- Maintain open communication within the agency and fulfill administrative duties as assigned;
- Maintain clinical/professional development through reading, attending workshops and peer and clinical consultation on a regular basis.

**QUALIFICATIONS**:

- Undergraduate degree in Human Services or accreditation from a governing Human Services College (e.g. RSW), a combination of education and experience may be considered;
- Minimum of four (4) years’ work experience in a supervised clinical setting;
- Emergency First Aid and CPR Level C, or willingness to obtain;
- Satisfactory Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Search, a clear Child Abuse Registry check with acceptable Prior Contact checks and a clear Adult Abuse Registry check, all done within the last 3 months;
- ASIST Certificate (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training);
- NVCI Certificate (Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Training);
- Knowledge of Indigenous customs, traditions, and beliefs will be considered an asset.

***The Link is committed to the health and safety of its employees, people we serve, stakeholders, and the community. The Link requires proof of full vaccination against COVID-19, in a manner that is approved by Health Canada, as a condition of employment. (Accommodations will be made for those who are exempt from receiving the vaccine due to legitimate, established reasons in accordance with The Human Rights Code of Manitoba. In these cases, appropriate supporting documentation will be required.)**

**SALARY**: $21.87 per hour.

**HOURS OF WORK**: Variety of hours and shifts, including days, evenings, weekends, overnight shifts and holidays.

**HOW TO APPLY**: Applicants must demonstrate in their resume or cover letter how they meet the requirements of the position.

**Please submit a cover letter and resume (in word or PDF format)