Mental Health and Substance Use
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Explore impactful, purpose-driven careers in Mental Health and Substance Use (MHSU).
Virtual Career Fair | MHSU
Mental Health and Substance Use Job Opportunities
May 29, 2024 - 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (PT)
Meet one-on-one with our recruiters to explore the exciting opportunities available in our Mental Health and Substance Use (MHSU) programs at Fraser Health.
MHSU Program and Services
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.
From community mental health centres that offer services to improve quality of life by restoring and preserving mental health at all ages to a range of intensive and highly specialized care services for people living with serious and persistent mental illnesses, Fraser Health offers a variety of career opportunities to support primary and secondary inpatient and community mental health services.
Professions include:
- Psychiatrists
- Psychologists
- Social workers
- Psychiatric nurses
- Counsellors
- Occupational therapists
- Recreation therapists
- Vocational counsellors
- Exercise therapist
- Family support services
- Peer support workers
Are you currently a Fraser Health employee? Browse and apply for jobs on the internal job portal.
RN/RPN, Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit/Psychiatric High Acuity Unit
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Join our dedicated team of health professionals.
Integrated Homelessness Action Response Teams (IHART)
Supporting homeless and at-risk people in the Fraser Health region.
IHART teams provide integrated, coordinated health services to members of our population who have inadequate or unstable housing. Utilizing a hands-on and direct approach of meeting individuals where they are currently situated. The teams connect with individuals who are unsheltered, in shelters, in homeless encampments, and/or supportive housing environments.
The teams are comprised of multidisciplinary teams (including nurses, clinicians and support workers) capable of responding to health, mental health, and substance use issues including health promotion and prevention. They will also support continuity of care by providing cohesive linkages to primary care, and Specialized Community Services Programs (SCSP) such as Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Teams and specialized care services focused on seniors.
IHART addresses a broad spectrum of health care concerns, including new and chronic conditions, by enabling supportive wrap-around care for those greatest in need and who have, historically, had the least access to services due to inadequate or unstable housing.
