Full-Time Success Coach

St. Clement's School; Town of Grimshaw; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A local educational organization in Alberta is seeking a Full-Time Project PEACE Success Coach to provide addiction and mental health support to children, youth, and families. The ideal candidate will have a post-secondary degree in social sciences and relevant experience in mental health services. Responsibilities include delivering programming, building relationships within the community, and ensuring compliance with health regulations. This position offers a competitive hourly wage between $24.43 and $44.73, along with benefits.

Benefits

Income Replacement Benefits

Extended Health Care

Vision Care

Dental Care

Health Spending Account

Qualifications

• 2 years of working experience in addiction and mental health or health/human services related role preferred.
• Comfortable delivering programming and public speaking.
• Knowledge of local community and resources available.

Responsibilities

• Provide addiction and mental health promotion and prevention to children, youth and families.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with children, youth and families.
• Ensure compliance with relevant policies and assist with evaluation activities.

Skills

Knowledge of addiction and mental health

Strong relationship building skills

Effective time management skills

Creative problem-solving and decision-making skills

Community collaboration/networking skills

Education

Related post-secondary degree or diploma in social sciences

Tools

Microsoft Office programs

Job description

The Peace River School Division, in conjunction with Holy Family Catholic Regional Division, is seeking applications for a Full-Time Project PEACE Success Coach. This position will commence on January 5, 2025 or as soon as a successful candidate is found. Position is based out of Glenmary Junior/Senior High located in Peace River, Alberta.

Job Summary

The MHCB Success Coach provides addiction and mental health promotion and prevention to children, youth and families. Working as part of a team, this position develops and delivers developmentally appropriate, evidence based programming that meets the objectives of the MHCB initiative. Delivery of programming involves large and small group work in schools and community settings, and focuses on increasing knowledge, building skills and fostering abilities that enable others to better their own mental health and wellness. Success Coaches work as part of a team to recognize, understand and adapt to the changing needs of their community related to mental health and wellness. They build and maintain strong relationships with children, youth and families, and act as “go to” mental health subject matter experts for students, staff, parents and community partners. The MHCB Success Coach also helps to identify and facilitate access for individuals who need referral to specialized addiction and mental health services. The success coach is responsible for ensuring all their documentation is in compliance with HIA (Health information Act) and FOIPP and ensures compliance with all relevant AHS policies. They also assist with evaluation activities and survey data collection as required by AHS. This position requires someone who has been formally educated in the health or social sciences field (such as health promotion & prevention, social work, nursing, early childhood development, public health, psychology) and who is knowledgeable about addiction and mental health services.

Qualifications & Work Experience

• A related post‑secondary degree or diploma in social sciences, or relevant courses and experience
• At least 2 years working experience in addiction and mental health or health/human services related role preferred (experience as a practicum student considered)
• Knowledge of addiction and mental health is required
• Familiar with the developmental, educational, emotional, social and recreational needs of children, youth and families
• Experience with delivering programming and comfortable with public speaking
• Strong relationship building skills
• Effective time management skills
• Takes initiative and is able to work independently as well as in teams
• Skill and knowledge of facilitation, positive communication and creative thinking
• Solid comprehension and practice of personal and professional boundaries
• Ability to develop supportive relationships with young people
• Able to advocate for and enable others
• Creative problem‑solving and decision‑making skills
• Comfortable liaising with community members, school staff, community agencies and health care providers
• Community collaboration/networking skills
• Has an understanding of the community’s economic, cultural and political environment
• Knowledge of the local community and resources available
• Capable of maintaining program statistics for purposes of evaluation and assisting in evaluating the effectiveness of programs
• Resilience and a commitment to personal development
• Skilled in Microsoft Office programs and working knowledge of social media.
• All employees must provide a criminal record check
• All professions must provide proof of licensure or registration with the approved Alberta regulatory college, prior to commencing duties where applicable:
• Regulated health professions under the Alberta Health Professions Act and Health Disciplines Act will be required to show an original copy of a valid practice permit before commencing their duties.
• Other professions governed by government acts, college or regulatory body requirements may be required to provide additional documentation.

This posting will remain open until a suitable candidate is secured. The Peace River School Division thanks you for your interest in working with our division - only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

For instructions on how to apply, visit our Careers page. If you require assistance with the application process, please contact ApplyToEducation at 1-877-900-5625 or email [e-mail] or send cover letter, resume, three work related references and supporting documents to:

Sandra Mackenzie, Program Manager
P.O. Box 380, Grimshaw, AB T0H 1W0
ph: [phone] email: [e-mail]

Learning Together - Success for All

Rate of pay is dependent of years of education along with years of relatable experience. It will range from $24.43 per hour to $44.73 per hour.

Benefits

• Income Replacement Benefits
• Extended Health Care
• Vision Care
• Dental Care
• Health Spending Account