Clinical Therapist - Bedford/sackville Community - Mental Health & Addictions
Capital District Health Authority
Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada
Base: $42.21 - $58.30 hourly; bonus/equity: not sp...
On-site
Master's degree in clinical health discipline
Current registration with provincial regulatory body
Knowledge of dsm-5 diagnostic criteria
The Clinical Therapist provides assessment, planning, treatment, and crisis management as a member of the Adult Service team in Mental Health and Addictions
Job Summary
The Clinical Therapist provides assessment, planning, treatment, and crisis management as a member of the Adult Service team in Mental Health and Addictions.
Candidates must hold a Master's degree in a clinical health-related discipline and maintain current registration with the relevant provincial regulatory body.
Successful candidates will receive competitive compensation ranging from $42.21 to $58.30 hourly along with health, dental, and pension benefits.
Matching Summary
The Clinical Therapist provides assessment, planning, treatment, and crisis management as a member of the Adult Service team in Mental Health and Addictions.
Salary
Base: $42.21 - $58.30 hourly; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Health, dental, travel, long-term disability, life insurance, defined benefit pension plan
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Master's degree in clinical health discipline
Current registration with provincial regulatory body
Knowledge of DSM-5 diagnostic criteria
Experience with individual and group therapy
Crisis intervention and suicide risk assessment skills
Nice-to-have
Non-violent crisis intervention certification
French language competency
Collaborative person-centred care approach
Experience working with diverse communities
Ability to work independently with limited supervision
Key Requirements
Master's degree in social work, psychology, counseling, nursing, or occupational therapy
Current registration with relevant provincial regulatory body
Two years licensed related clinical experience preferred
Demonstrated knowledge of DSM-5 classification standards