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Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences in Whitby, Ontario, seeks a Registered Practical Nurse for the Assertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT). The successful candidate will assess mental health and physical health needs and work within a multidisciplinary team.
You will provide client-centred treatment and rehabilitation, develop goals with clients and families, and deliver psychosocial interventions, medication support, and crisis intervention as needed.
Job Category: Nursing
Requisition Number: TEMPO003867
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Whitby, ON L1N5S9, CAN
JOB DESCRIPTION
The Ontario Shores seeks a Registered Practical Nurse for the Assertive Community Treatment Team, (HKPR). Reporting to the Clinical Manager, the successful candidate will have sound knowledge of clinical issues in the area of mental health and addiction.
In addition to doing mental health and physical assessments, responsibilities include: participating as a mental health professional on a multidisciplinary team, providing assertive community treatment to clients with severe and persistent mental illness; providing client-centred treatment rehabilitation and support to referred clients; developing treatment / rehabilitation goals and plans in collaboration with clients, their families, their support network and the multi-disciplinary team; providing clinical case management services (i.e. psychosocial interventions, environmental adaptations, delivering medication, monitoring medication compliance, assist and support clients in vivo with activities of daily living, harm reduction related to substance use, vocational rehabilitation, social relationship and use of leisure time); assessing for and recognizing signs of deterioration and institute actions to prevent further hospitalization; provide emergency crisis intervention services to help the client and/or others (i.e. family members, home operators, emergency room physicians) deal with emotional or behavioral crises involving other clinicians as appropriate.