Assessor, Prince Albert based

Autism Services; Prince Albert; On-site; CAD 63,000 - 79,000; Full time

Job summary

Autism Services in Prince Albert, SK, is seeking a full-time assessor to conduct in-person assessments for individuals in their homes or local locations. Occasional virtual or phone assessments may occur.

The role requires travel within the province and occasional overnight stays. Responsibilities include documenting data in an electronic system, ensuring accurate and fair use of assessment tools, and communicating with the Senior Supervisor, administrators, and other assessors.

Qualifications

• Two years related assessment work experience.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• In-depth understanding of disability issues including conducting assessments (disability, impact, functional, vocational).
• Computer proficiency, including typing skills.

Responsibilities

• Conducting in-person assessments with individuals in their homes or public locations; some assessments may be virtual or by phone.
• Travel within defined regions of the province; occasional overnight stays.
• Record information in an electronic data management system.
• Analyze information for correctness and equitable application of the assessment tool.
• Provide project reporting to Senior Supervisor, management, and Ministry staff as required.
• Maintain ongoing communication with Senior Supervisor and Administrator and other Assessors.
• Develop, schedule, and coordinate daily workflow within timeframes.
• Liaise with community organizations or support persons as needed.
• Other duties as assigned.

Skills

Assessment experience

Disability knowledge

Communication skills

Typing skills

Driving license

Education

Degree in Human Services

Tools

Electronic data management system

Job description

Pay Class 16 (range of $30.39 to $37.83 per hour) plus benefit package

Posted Date

14-Aug-2026

Location

PRINCE ALBERT

# of Positions

1

Employment Terms

Full-Time

Apply By Date

25-Aug-2026

Duties

• Conducting in-person assessments with individuals in their homes or public locations. In limited circumstances, assessments may be virtually or by phone.
• Travel is required, including occasional overnight stays, within defined regions of the province.
• Recording information obtained during the assessment process in an electronic data management system.
• Analyzing/reviewing information for correctness and ensuring the consistent and equitable application of the assessment tool.
• Providing project reporting and information as requested (verbal, paper, electronic), such as statistics, status updates, scheduling information, challenges, etc. to Senior Supervisor, management, and Ministry staff as required.
• Ongoing communication with Senior Supervisor and Administrator, as well as other Assessors in carrying out of responsibilities.
• Developing, scheduling, and coordinating daily workflow within specified timeframes.
• Liaising with other community organizations or support persons as needed.
• Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Education

• Degree in Human Services.

Experience

• Minimum of two years related assessment work experience.

Skills

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• In depth understanding of disability issues including conducting assessments (disability, impact, functional, vocational).
• Computer proficiency, including excellent typing skills.
• Valid Saskatchewan Class 5 Drivers License and use of personal vehicle.

Final Requirements

Final Candidates are required to provide satisfactory Criminal Record Check, including a Vulnerable Sector Search.