Senior Clinical Substance Use Program Lead

Seabird Island Band; Kent; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An Indigenous community organization in Kent, British Columbia, is seeking a Senior Clinical Substance Use Program Lead to oversee youth treatment programs and recovery services. The role emphasizes holistic wellness and integrating Indigenous traditions into program management. Candidates should be committed to community well-being and have experience in clinical substance use services.

Responsibilities

• Oversee the Youth Treatment Program.
• Manage AIMS and the Recovery Homes.

Job description

Senior Clinical Substance Use Program Lead

Req#: 622

Overview

Position Summary: Seabird Island is committed to holistic wellness and community well-being, respecting and valuing Indigenous knowledge, traditions, and ways of being. We are seeking a Senior Clinical Substance Use Program Lead to oversee the Youth Treatment Program, AIMS, and the Recovery Homes.

Location and Employment Type

Location: Kent/British Columbia

Employment type: Other

About the company

In collaboration with local and national partners and sponsors, the Seabird Island Band promotes sustainable results through practical and comprehensive approaches to social and economic challenges First Nations people face.

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