Clinical Lead – Community Mental Health (Thunder Bay)

Northwest Employment Works; Northwestern Ontario; On-site; CAD 100,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

A community-focused organization in Northwestern Ontario seeks a full-time Clinical Lead for Brief Services, responsible for delivering culturally relevant mental health support to Anishinabek children and youth. Candidates should possess a relevant bachelor’s degree and have experience in developing treatment goals. The role requires a valid driver’s license and flexibility in working hours. The organization values diversity and encourages applications from qualified individuals, especially Anishinabek people.

Benefits

Flexible schedule

OMERS Pension plan

Generous paid vacation time

Paid time off at Christmas

EFAP for employees and families

Comprehensive benefit plan

Qualifications

• 3 years of experience working with Anishinabek children/youth/families.
• Experience developing treatment goals with clinical milestones and measurable outcomes.
• Satisfactory Criminal Records Search.

Responsibilities

• Provide culturally relevant mental health services for Anishinabek children and youth.
• Deliver timely and effective mental health interventions under program guidance.
• Ensure program delivery aligns with established philosophical and cultural approaches.

Skills

Indigenous Learning

Social Work

Psychology

Culturally informed interventions

First Aid/CPR Certification

Flexible hours

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Indigenous Learning, Social Work, or Psychology

Job description

A community-focused organization in Northwestern Ontario seeks a full-time Clinical Lead for Brief Services, responsible for delivering culturally relevant mental health support to Anishinabek children and youth. Candidates should possess a relevant bachelor’s degree and have experience in developing treatment goals. The role requires a valid driver’s license and flexibility in working hours. The organization values diversity and encourages applications from qualified individuals, especially Anishinabek people.