Mental Health Jobs

Foundry is looking for a collaborative and skilled program manager with a strong understanding of youth and family peer support services. This position will support our ongoing development, research, and evaluation of Peer Support programming in centres across the province. This position will provide expertise in project, people, and change management that will support and guide Foundry centre leadership as well as a team within Foundry Central Office. Experience working in an integrated team environment as well as with external community partners both in person and on virtual platforms would be an asset. In addition, this position would also advocate for the importance of peer support services in an integrated team setting and consult with provincial, national and international stakeholders.

We are looking for Registered Nurses that have a passion for providing care to patients with complex health needs. Our Urban Health Medical Unit at St. Paul’s Hospital specializes in care for urban populations including but not limited to those with: mental health and substance use disorders, HIV/AIDS, Indigenous Health, and other harder-to-reach and underserved groups. If you want to develop your practice in our world-leading urban health patient care environment this is the right opportunity for you!

We are looking for Registered Nurses that have a passion for providing care to patients with complex health needs. Our Urban Health Medical Unit at St. Paul’s Hospital specializes in care for urban populations including but not limited to those with: mental health and substance use disorders, HIV/AIDS, Indigenous Health, and other harder-to-reach and underserved groups. If you want to develop your practice in our world-leading urban health patient care environment this is the right opportunity for you!

The patient population for the Geriatric Psychiatry Unit (GPU) at Mount St. Joseph Hospital consists of those who are 65 years of age or older with a history of psychiatric disorders. These may be late onset mood, psychotic and/or severe anxiety disorders or major neurocognitive impairment such as behavioral and psychological symptoms associated with dementia (BPSD). They may also be at serious risk and/or harm to themselves or others in their current environment and require 24/7 care which has been assessed and identified by their community care providers or geriatric services. Our GPU is a locked 16 bed unit with an expected length of stay for our patients of between one and six weeks. During their stay, patients will be assessed and treated by our interdisciplinary team of Psychiatrists, a Nurse Practitioner, Registered Psychiatric Nurses, Registered Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Dieticians, Pharmacists and Social Workers. The goal of treatment is to assess, treat and stabilize patients before discharging them back to the community and to provide care to their families and other members of our patients’ support system.

We are looking for Registered Nurses that have a passion for providing care to patients with complex health needs. Our Urban Health Medical Unit at St. Paul’s Hospital specializes in care for urban populations including but not limited to those with: mental health and substance use disorders, HIV/AIDS, Indigenous Health, and other harder-to-reach and underserved groups. If you want to develop your practice in our world-leading urban health patient care environment this is the right opportunity for you!

We want you to be a part of the future of healthcare in British Columbia. We are seeking passionate Psy.D. or Ph.D. Psychologists to join our mental health team across Providence sites in Vancouver. These roles are integral in supporting our mental health program’s evaluation process, assessments treatments and referrals to ensure the best care for patients. Psychologists are highly valued team members in our health care organization and given autonomy in their care provision. There are opportunities to participate in program development, supervise pre-doctoral psychology residents and practicum students, and to do research. New Ph.D. or Psy.D psychology graduates are encouraged to apply; while you will be expected to apply for registration with CPBC by the first year of employment, you will receive support and supervision from experienced psychologists that can help you prepare for the registration process. The Psychology group at PHC is tight knit and supportive of each other; we have monthly psychology meetings and journal club, and we provide informal support and peer consultation for each other. If you are looking to start a new chapter in your career, apply today and consider joining our team!