Mental Health and Substance Use
Find your purpose with a career in Mental Health and Substance Use (MHSU)
- Help people in your community improve their overall health and quality of life.
- Experience a supportive and collaborative team based work environment.
- Work with an inter-disciplinary team that integrates community, primary care and a family centred approach.


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MHSU programs and services
If you specialize in MHSU, we offer positions in a number of program areas.
Fraser Health mental health and substance use (MHSU) services focus on improving overall health and quality of life, harm reduction, primary and collaborative care, withdrawal management, community outreach and long-term care.
We offer various adult and youth substance rehabilitation and recovery services targeting the most appropriate needs for individuals and communities.

Adult programs and services
Learn more about the services offered in our adult programs and join our team!
Acute Psychiatry and Mental Health Services
Acute Addiction Medicine & Substance Use Services
Community Psychiatry & Mental Health Services
Community Addiction Medicine & Substance Use Services
Child, youth and young adult programs and services
Learn more about many of the services offered in our child, youth and young adult programs and join our team!
Acute Psychiatry and Mental Health Services
Addiction Medicine & Substance Use Services
Make your next career move, and join our MHSU team
Jobs are available in the following professions.
Have questions? Apply today to get connected to a recruiter.
- Psychiatrists
- Psychologists
- Social workers
- Psychiatric nurses
- Counsellors
- Occupational therapists
- Recreation therapists
- Vocational counsellors
- Exercise therapists
- Family support services
- Peer support workers
Urgent Care Response Centre (UCRC) in Surrey
The Urgent Care Response Centre (UCRC) located at Surrey Memorial Hospital, supports adults (19+) seeking urgent care for mental health and substance use concerns but don’t require hospitalization. The UCRC provides timely treatment and connection to local programs to meet their needs.
Services include crisis support, psychiatric consultation for medication options, short-term counselling, connection to community-based services and opiate agonist therapy.