LP 5A - Integrated Practice Clinician

Government of British Columbia; Port Coquitlam; Hybrid; CAD 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking an Integrated Practice Clinician to enhance the mental health of children and youth. This role involves working collaboratively with families and service providers to deliver trauma-informed care and coordinated treatment planning. The ideal candidate will have a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and experience in community-based mental health services. Flexible work options, including telework, are available, and the position offers a chance to make a significant impact on the lives of young individuals. Join a dedicated team committed to fostering positive outcomes in the community.

Benefits

Flexible work options

Learning opportunities

Competitive pay

Diversity and inclusivity initiatives

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology or equivalent registration required.
• Experience in child and adolescent mental health services is essential.

Responsibilities

• Support children and youth with complex mental health needs.
• Collaborate with internal and external teams for coordinated care.

Skills

Clinical Psychology

Trauma-informed Care

Community Mental Health Services

Child and Adolescent Psychology

Consultation Skills

Education

Ph.D. in Clinical/Applied Psychology

Completion of a Psychological Internship

Job description

The Team
MCFD’s Child and Youth Mental Health (CYMH) teams are community-based groups that work collaboratively with families, schools, and local agencies to support the mental health and well-being of children and youth. These multidisciplinary teams aim to foster positive outcomes through coordinated, family-centered services across various community settings.

The Role
The Integrated Practice Clinician supports children, youth, and families involved with MCFD by collaborating with internal teams and external service providers to address complex mental health needs. Using a neurodevelopmental and trauma-informed approach, the clinician provides education, consultation, and coordinated treatment planning to strengthen the capacity of care teams and promote stability and healing.

To learn more about the important work we do to support children, youth, and families, please view our short video Child and Youth Mental Health. It shares valuable insights and personal stories that highlight the impact you can have in this role.

Qualifications: Education and Experience Requirements

• Ph.D. in Clinical/Applied Psychology, Counselling Psychology, OR PsyD, AND *registered with, or eligible for, registration with the College of Health and Care Professionals of British Columbia (CHCPBC).
• NOTE: If you are registered as a Psychologist in another province, equivalencies for out of province applicants may be considered by the College of Health and Care Professionals of British Columbia (CHCPBC). Please contact the association for registration requirements in BC.
• NOTE: If your degree was obtained outside of Canada, you need to confirm it has been assessed for equivalency through the International Credential Evaluation Services (ICES). You must provide a basic report by the closing date of this posting to be considered.

Additional qualifications include completion of a psychological pre- or post-doctoral internship of 1600 hours in a child and youth mental health or hospital setting, experience in clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, and a minimum of one year full-time equivalent experience working with children, youth, and families providing community-based mental health services. A valid class 5 BC Driver’s license or equivalent is required.

Preference may be given to applicants with:

• Two or more years of experience working with children and youth in community mental health services.
• Experience in trauma-based interventions for children and youth.
• Formal post-graduate trauma training such as Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics, CCI Certification, or Complex Trauma Certificate.
• Training in infant mental health and parent-child relational assessments such as Watch, Wait and Wonder, Circle of Security, and AMBIANCE-Brief.
• Experience facilitating trauma-informed presentations to professionals and caregivers.
• Experience with outreach and community activities.
• Applicants who self-identify as First Nations, Métis, or Inuit with the required qualifications.

Please refer to the Job Profile for the full list of willingness/proviso requirements.

For questions regarding this position, please contact [e-mail].

About this Position:

Two opportunities are available: one permanent and one temporary until July 3rd, 2026. A permanent appointment may result from the temporary position. Applicants not fully meeting the requirements may be considered at a lower classification. The position is posted as SPO MH 24 and Nurse 7 under different requisitions. Flexible work options include up to 2 days of telework per week. An eligibility list may be established for future vacancies. A Criminal Record Check and CRRA are required. Employees must be based in BC.

Working for the BC Public Service:

The BC Public Service values diversity and inclusivity, offering accommodations during the hiring process. Indigenous applicants can access personalized guidance through the Indigenous Applicant Advisory Service. Benefits include competitive pay, learning opportunities, and rewarding work. For more, visit "What The BC Public Service Offers You."

How to Apply:

Applicants must demonstrate how they meet the requirements in their application. Selected candidates may be assessed on knowledge, skills, and competencies. Do not submit a cover letter. Ensure your resume details education, employment history, and relevant experience. Complete the required questionnaire. For more tips, visit the "Your Job Application" page on MyHR. Applications close at 11:00 pm PT on the deadline. For technical issues, see the MyHR "Technical Assistance" page.