Caseworker - Prince Albert, SK

Ranch Ehrlo Society; Prince Albert; On-site; CAD 73,000 - 111,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work arrangements

Recognition programs

Supportive work culture

Health and wellness benefits

Professional development

Job summary

Ranch Ehrlo Society in Prince Albert, SK seeks a Part-Time Caseworker to provide clinical leadership, assessments, counselling, and treatment planning within the treatment program.

The role involves managing a caseload, collaborating with multiple teams, and maintaining strong communication with families and referral agencies to support participants and their families.

Qualifications

• Masters or Bachelors degree in a related human service field.
• Minimum 2 years clinical experience working with preadolescents and their families.
• Previous clinical experience in early child development or early intervention would be considered an asset.

Responsibilities

• Develop individual and family treatment plans for participants in collaboration with internal and external stakeholders.
• Provide clinical oversight and lead the implementation of individual and family treatment plans including all aspects of participation in the treatment program, completion of documentation, and providing information and feedback to the stakeholders.
• Conduct clinical assessments and refer for specialized services when deemed necessary. Communicate with referral agencies and attend clinical appointments with participants as required.
• Conduct individual, group, and family counselling.
• Advocate on behalf of the participants.

Skills

Leadership

Collaboration

Assessments

Counselling

Treatment planning

Case management

Group work

Family work

Communication

Written reports

Education

Masters degree in psychology, educational psychology, social work, or in a related human service field

Bachelor's degree may be considered

Job description

Location: Prince Albert, SK
Position:Part Time Term ending July 5, 2027
Posting Closing Date: September 4, 2026

Join our team as a Caseworker!

The Caseworker maintains a caseload and provide clinical leadership and resources to the assigned unit. The Caseworker provides clinical assessments, counselling, treatment plans, advocacy, team training, case management, group work, and family work. The CaseWorker works with multiple teams and is a key communication link between stakeholders through written reports, consults, and daily communication.

Qualifications

Education & Certification

• Masters degree in psychology, educational psychology, social work, or in a related human service field is preferred, however a Bachelors degree may be considered.

Experience

• Minimum 2 years clinical experience working with preadolescents and their families is required.
• Previous clinical experience in early child development or early intervention would be considered an asset.

Skills and Characteristics

• Strong leadership skills with the ability to inspire, motivate, mentor, and support others.
• Ability to work collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders.
• Subject matter expert in clinical and ethical issues relating to the care and support of vulnerable persons with complex needs, behavioral issues, developmental disabilities, mental health disorders, and/or other related issues.
• Strong assessment, counselling, and service planning skills.
• Ability to set clear, attainable goals and meet individual and program objectives.
• Exceptional interpersonal skills with the ability to form strong relationships and professional working alliances.
• Ability to display empathy, patience, understanding, and a client‑centred approach in day‑to‑day interactions.
• Ability to be flexible and adapt to new situations.
• Strong written and oral communication skills.
• Effective time management and organizational skills with the ability to prioritize.
• Ability to think critically.
• Open to continuous education and learning and development opportunities.

Duties and Responsibilities

Services

• Develop individual and family treatment plans for participants in collaboration with internal and external stakeholders.
• Provide clinical oversight and lead the implementation of individual and family treatment plans including all aspects of participation in the treatment program, completion of documentation, and providing information and feedback to the stakeholders.
• Conduct clinical assessments and refer for specialized services (psychological assessments, counselling, clinical resource needs, adjunct therapies, and psychiatric services) when or if deemed necessary. Communicate with referral agencies and attend clinical appointments with participants when required.
• Conduct individual, group, and family counselling.
• Advocate on behalf of the participants.
• Lead planning conferences, family consultations, and conferences with health care professionals. Participate in educational conferences and conferences with other stakeholders as required.
• Communicate and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders including families and referring agencies.
• Act as a liaison between the group living and education programs regarding the participants service plan.
• Provide oversight and influence related to the therapeutic milieu of the treatment program, providing employee training or education sessions when required.
• Provide post-crisis support to the participant and direct clinical follow-up as appropriate.
• Complete reports and document all casework in a clear, accurate, and timely manner. Disseminate important information to families and referring agencies.
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

Leadership

• Set the direction for the treatment program by integrating quality improvement initiatives and encouraging reflective practice.
• Share specialized knowledge with the treatment team and provide professional consultation and training to assist with the professional development of the team members.
• Provide support and clinical consultation services as required to the multi‑disciplinary team.

Management of Resources

• Manage and evaluate specialized or adjunct therapies and clinical resources within an allocated budget.
• Coordinate and collaborate with community resources when required.
• Influence the operational budget planning as it relates to treatment plans and other services.
• Provide input into budgets for special needs, events, or education sessions.

Safety

• Maintain, promote, and reinforce safe work habits, practices, and procedures.
• Adhere to written or verbal agency and government regulations, policies, practices, and instructions.

Safety

• Promote safe work practices and ensure adherence to agency and government policies.

Additional Requirements

• Completion of mandatory training as per agency guidelines.
• Active registration with an accredited professional body.

At Ranch Ehrlo Society, we understand the importance of recognizing and rewarding the valuable contributions of our team members. That's why we offer a competitive total rewards package which goes beyond just salary. From comprehensive health and wellness benefits to opportunities for professional development and growth, we prioritize the well-being and success of our employees. Additionally, our package includes perks such as flexible work arrangements, recognition programs, and a supportive work culture that fosters inclusion, collaboration and innovation.

Annual salary range is $72,987.20 to $94,328.00 for a Bachelors Degree, and $86,174.40 to $111,404.80 for a Masters Degree.