Clinical Case Manager

The ideal candidate should have:

1) Experience working with children/youth with developmental, behavioral and emotional challenges and/or experience
working with Community Living disABILITY Services (CLdS), preferably in case managing and/or licensing home shares;
2) Experience working with children/youth/adults in CFS/CLdS, and their licensed support providers or foster/kinship families,
and birth families; 
3) Excellent assessment skills;
4) Experience and ability to develop effective treatment/intervention plans;
5) Commitment to working from a trauma-informed and strengths-based perspective;
6) Strong understanding of attachment issues and needs, and the importance of attachment-based care providing;
7) Experience working collaboratively with different systems (Child Welfare, Adult Services, Justice, Education);
8) An understanding of colonization, intergenerational trauma, Indigenous practices and traditions, and
direct experience working with Indigenous clients;
9) Excellent communication and interpersonal skills; and
10) Excellent written skills and demonstrated ability to effectively complete paperwork and meet established deadlines.

A Master’s Degree (social work, psychology, counselling) or a Bachelor of Social Work Degree and three years of experience working with clients and their caregivers is preferred. Successful applicants will have a clear Criminal Record Check, Child and Adult Abuse Registry Checks and Prior Contact Check, and possess a valid driver’s license and a reliable vehicle.

Successful applicants will enjoy a supportive and enthusiastic team environment, a private office and free parking, all located on our scenic campus. They will receive regular supervision with the Program Director or designate.

Knowles Centre offers a competitive benefits package and a great work environment, and the organization has opportunities for employment growth. This position will be an excellent opportunity for the right candidate.