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The British Columbia Schizophrenia Society (BCSS) has a vision where those affected by schizophrenia and other serious mental illness receive effective treatment and support, and family members are an essential partner within the mental health system. Our mission is to support families affected by schizophrenia and other serious mental illness in British Columbia through education, advocacy, and research. The society was founded in 1982, and is a charitable society with a provincial office located in Vancouver B.C.
Position overview:
22 Hours per week (Part-Time)
The North Island Regional Educator is required to work individually and as part of multi-person team within the Island Health region, serving families in Comox/Courtney, Campbell River, Port Hardy, Port McNeil and nearby communities to service the families in the region, reporting to the BCSS Vancouver Island Regional Manager.
Responsibilities:
The tasks of the educator are the following:
Provides resources and support for families who have a loved one dealing with schizophrenia or another serious mental illness.
Acts as a liaison between families and the mental health system.
Organizes and facilitates family support group meetings, education programs for families, and public education to eliminate stigma.
Compensation and benefits:
$26.78 – $31.00 per hour
4 weeks of paid vacation to start
Generous paid sick time
A comprehensive benefits package, which includes the Municipal Pension Plan (MPP) for employees working 20 or more hours per week
Position overview:
22 Hours per week (Part-Time)
The North Island Regional Educator is required to work individually and as part of multi-person team within the Island Health region, serving families in Comox/Courtney, Campbell River, Port Hardy, Port McNeil and nearby communities to service the families in the region, reporting to the BCSS Vancouver Island Regional Manager.
Responsibilities:
The tasks of the educator are the following:
Provides resources and support for families who have a loved one dealing with schizophrenia or another serious mental illness.
Acts as a liaison between families and the mental health system.
Organizes and facilitates family support group meetings, education programs for families, and public education to eliminate stigma.
Compensation and benefits:
$26.78 – $31.00 per hour
4 weeks of paid vacation to start
Generous paid sick time
A comprehensive benefits package, which includes the Municipal Pension Plan (MPP) for employees working 20 or more hours per week
Qualifications & Experience
Education and experience:
Post-secondary education in a relevant discipline, degree equivalent or relevant experience
Experience with delivering programs, teaching/facilitating, working with families
Experience in community service work
Knowledge and experience in writing reports, and trauma-informed practice
Knowledge of BC mental health system and the importance of building positive working relationships within systems
Core competencies:
Ability to work independently, setting realistic goals and strategies for implementation
Ability to work within a team
Ability to work in a community/outreach capacity
Ability to travel throughout the North Island region
Demonstration of cultural sensitivity
Knowledge of the importance of anti-psychotic medications
Knowledge of the importance of family members being part of the care team
Competent in computer programs; Microsoft Office, Teams, Zoom and Dropbox
Requirements
Availability on evenings or weekends when necessary
A secure space in your home for an office with a desk for office equipment
Valid BC Driver’s license and reliable vehicle
A current criminal record check
Post-secondary education in a relevant discipline, degree equivalent or relevant experience
Experience with delivering programs, teaching/facilitating, working with families
Experience in community service work
Knowledge and experience in writing reports, and trauma-informed practice
Knowledge of BC mental health system and the importance of building positive working relationships within systems
Core competencies:
Ability to work independently, setting realistic goals and strategies for implementation
Ability to work within a team
Ability to work in a community/outreach capacity
Ability to travel throughout the North Island region
Demonstration of cultural sensitivity
Knowledge of the importance of anti-psychotic medications
Knowledge of the importance of family members being part of the care team
Competent in computer programs; Microsoft Office, Teams, Zoom and Dropbox
Requirements
Availability on evenings or weekends when necessary
A secure space in your home for an office with a desk for office equipment
Valid BC Driver’s license and reliable vehicle
A current criminal record check