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PSYCHOLOGIST Royal Canadian Mounted Police REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN
This dynamic office is responsible for occupational health services and is located in Regina, Saskatchewan on the scenic and historic Depot grounds. As the Psychologist, you will be responsible for the administration of a comprehensive occupational health psychology program for trainees and members of Depot of the RCMP. This program will include: prevention, assessment, crisis intervention, clinical treatment services. You will also be responsible for consultation upon request to senior management, the Divisional Staff Relations Representatives (DSRR), as well as the other professionals of Health Services, in matters of psychological health and some matters related to human behavior, interventions in response to work related critical incidents and the provision of psychological support to special operations.
For more information concerning this position including salary, qualifications, and to apply online, please see the advertisement posted on the Public Service Commission of Canada website at www.jobs-emplois.gc.ca or call Infotel at 1-800-645-5605 or TTY at 1-800-532-9397.
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The Prince Albert Parkland Health Region offers excellent opportunities for fulfilling careers while providing an exceptional quality of life. The Region is home to about 77,000 residents, more than 40,000 live within the city of Prince Albert, and 95 per cent of residents are within 30 minutes of a hospital or long term care facility. The Prince Albert Parkland Health Region offers a wide range of services, not only for the residents of the Health Region, but also for people from surrounding regions and Northern Saskatchewan. The health region employs more than 2,000 health care professionals and has an operating budget of more than $140 million. More than 75 per cent of the budget is spent on employees and physicians salaries and benefits. The health region has more than 50 family physicians and more than 40 physician specialists providing services. We have an opportunity for an Acquired Brain Injury Clinical Team Leader– Sr
Job Duties: The ABI Clinical Team Leader is under the direct supervision of the Director of ABI and Mental Health Community Supports. The ABI Clinical Team Leader provides team leadership, and clinical supervision and support to the staff members of the Sask. North ABI Outreach Team, The ABI Independent Living Program and the ABI Education and Prevention Coordinator. The Sask. North ABI Outreach Team is an interdisciplinary team of health service professionals who facilitate community reintegration for people with moderate to severe acquired brain injuries. This is accomplished by working in partnership with clients, their families and their communities throughout the geographic area covered by the Sask. North ABI Outreach Team (Athabasca Health Authority and Keewatin Yatthé, Mamawetan Churchill River, Kelsey Trail and Prince Albert Parkland Health Regions).
Qualification: Possess a Baccalaureate degree in one of the following disciplines: Social Work, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Recreation Therapy, Psychology Must be currently licensed with a provincial association Minimum two years demonstrated experience providing services to individuals with physical and mental challenges, particularly acquired brain injury with experience in leadership in community services and leadership / supervision of a team of staff
To view our current opportunities visit our website at www.paphr.sk.ca Or email your resume to jobs@paphr.sk.ca |
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
PSYCHOLOGIST III - MENTAL HEALTH
Permanent Full-Time
CENTRAL REGIONAL INTEGRATED HEALTH AUTHORITY
(GANDER AREA) Definition of Work: This leadership position will involve providing specialized neuropsychological assessment and intensive clinical interventions to individuals in an acute care and regional settings. The incumbent will be expected to contribute to interdisciplinary team goals and objectives, research and evidence-based practice. He/she will be responsible for providing clinical supervision, consultation in complex cases, to provide EFAP services, and provision of educational sessions to other professionals.
Qualifications: The successful applicant must be registered in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador and must meet the following requirements: Hold a Ph.D in Psychology, have extensive (ie. minimum 5 years experience), current (i.e. within the past two years), and exemplary (clinical references) clinical practice in a mental health setting. Skills and abilities are shown to be strong in areas of neuropsychological and competency assessments, research, interpersonal relationships, interdisciplinary team collaboration, leadership, communication, networking, time management and facilitation. Evidence of ability to work with a high degree of independence, in initiative and compassion. Proficient with computers, relevant computer software, and competent in accessing internet resources.
Hours of Work: 75 hours bi-weekly Salary and Benefits: HP-40 (as per the AAHP Collective Agreement) Competition No.: P-2010207-MH&A Closing Date: Until filled
Interested applicants for the above noted position are asked to forward their resumes along with three references and provide proof of qualifications quoting competition number to:
Recruitment Consultant Central Health 125 Trans Canada Highway Gander, NL A1V 1P7 Email: humanresources.east@centralhealth.nl.ca or Fax: (709) 256-5624
Central Health is an equal opportunity employer |
