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Medicine Hat Public School Division is seeking one (1) Temporary Full-Time, 12-month Success Coach to continue the work of our MyPlace program. The position focuses on school-based addiction and mental health promotion for children, youth, and families, within a school-based team.
The role builds capacity by delivering developmentally appropriate programming, facilitating workshops, and providing resources to promote student, staff and community mental wellbeing. Start ASAP.
Medicine Hat Public School Division
HUG Success Coach
Elementary School Program s
Mental Health Capacity Building Programs
1 Temporary Full-Time ( covering a leave )
This is a temporary position intended to provide coverage for an employee currently on leave. The assignment is expected to be approximately three months, but may be shorter or longer depending on operational needs and the employee's return-to-work status.
StartDate ASAP
Medicine Hat Public School Division is seeking one (1) Temporary Full-Time, 12-month Success Coach to continue the work of our MyPlace program. The Mental Health Capacity Building Programs are grant-funded through Recovery Alberta to provide school-based addiction and mental health promotion and prevention for children, youth, and families. As part of a school and program-based team, the successful candidate will develop and deliver developmentally appropriate, evidence and researched based programming for students that aligns with the program's mandate and the school's needs.
Success Coaches play a crucial role in building capacity within the school and the wider community by increasing awareness and enhancing skills related to optimal mental health. They achieve this by facilitating meaningful discussions, delivering informative workshops, and providing resource materials that empower all members of the school community to prioritize and maintain their mental well-being. Success Coaches contribute to fostering a nurturing and mentally healthy environment for students, staff, and the broader community.
All applicants are encouraged to review the job description.
Salary commensurate with education and experience. Successful applicants work 12 months a year.
If you have any questions about this position, please contact: April Welshman, Mental Health Capacity Building Program Manager at 403- 878-0119