Mental Wellness Crisis Response Specialist – Field Travel

Bigstone Group; Calling Lake; On-site; CAD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Salary

Paid Vacation & Sick Time

Employer Matching Registered Pension

Extended Health, Dental & Vision Plan

Salary is dependent on qualifications

Job summary

Bigstone Health Commission is seeking a Mental Wellness Response Team Support Worker to join our Health Team in Calling Lake, Alberta. This full-time role provides crisis response, advocacy, and follow-up support to community members in need, working within a multidisciplinary team and with local agencies.

You will assess crises, share information and resources, and participate in partnerships to ensure effective delivery of services across Calling Lake and nearby communities.

Qualifications

• Availability to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as requested.
• Willing to take any necessary training that is required.
• Willing to travel within Alberta.
• Must be dependable and reliable.
• Class 5 Drivers License.
• Standard Frist Aid with CPR.

Responsibilities

• Provide response to crisis situations in communities.
• Act as advocates for individuals, community members requesting mental health support.
• Assess crisis situations, provide follow up post crisis support, and connect to appropriate care.
• Provide program information, resources and assistance to service providers.
• Create and participate in working partnerships with mental health agencies / committees to ensure effective delivery of the crisis team program services in community.
• Willing to travel to provide program services in Wabasca, Calling Lake and Chipewyan Lake.

Skills

Strong organizational skills

Strong communication skills

Decision-making

Privacy and confidentiality

Education

Class 5 Drivers License

Standard First Aid with CPR

Job description

Bigstone Health Commission is seeking a Mental Wellness Response Team Support Worker to join our Health Team in Calling Lake, Alberta. This full-time role provides crisis response, advocacy, and follow-up support to community members in need, working within a multidisciplinary team and with local agencies.

You will assess crises, share information and resources, and participate in partnerships to ensure effective delivery of services across Calling Lake and nearby communities.