Careers

Thank you for your interest in working at CMHA, Hastings Prince Edward Branch.

We welcome applicants for all job postings, however, first consideration will be given to internal applicants. Please note that only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.

We are an equal opportunity employer committed to inclusive, barrier-free recruitment and selection processes and work environment. We will accommodate the needs of the applicants under the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) throughout all stages of the recruitment and selection process, per the agency’s Accessible Customer Service and Integrated Accessibility policies. Please advise the Human Resources Department to ensure your accessibility needs are accommodated throughout this process. Information received relating to accommodation measures will be addressed confidentially.

We are currently operating in a continuous-recruitment stage for casual positions for our Residential Program, Back to Home Program, and our 24/7 Housing Program.

Applications should be submitted in Adobe Reader (Pdf) format and emailed to careers@cmhahpe.ca.

Leadership Opportunities

No positions are available at this time.

Available Positions

Residential Counsellor II (Casual) – 2019-66

The Residential Counsellor II (RC2 Casual) functions as a member of three teams – the Residential Treatment Program Team, the 24/7 Supportive Housing Team, and the Back-to-Home team. Learn more (Pdf).

TPT Clinical Counsellor / Psychotherapist (0.5 FTE) – 2022-99

The Clinical Counsellor/Psychotherapist is responsible for the provision of psychotherapeutic assessment and treatment to individuals 16 years of age and older with cognitive, emotional, or behavioural concerns/issues through a therapeutic relationship based primarily on verbal or non-verbal communication, in individual or group session formats. Learn more (Pdf).

TFT Addictions Counsellor North Hastings – 2023 – 031 (Repost)

The Addictions Counsellor provides rapid access to community addiction treatment services as part of the integrated opioid management strategy. Duties include screening and assessment to ensure the most appropriate interventions are offered to the client, negotiating treatment goals and a treatment plan, case management, personal/supportive counselling, and facilitating internal/external referrals. Learn more (Pdf)

PPT Residential Counsellor II (0.48 FTE) – 2023 – 053

The Back to Home (BTH) Residential Counsellor 2 (RC2) works as a member of a multi-disciplinary team and is responsible for providing residential supports and services to all clients at the BTH residence i.e. support with ADLs, group design and implementation, individual support to achieve goals, excursions etc. Learn more (Pdf)

TFT Peer Mentor – 059

The peer mentor is an individual with lived experience providing direct service, developing and maintaining supportive relationships with clients and acting as a role model. Duties may include: developing plans to assist, instruct and monitor clients in their personal recovery as it relates to household management including grocery shopping, budgeting, banking, errands, laundry, household chores and home safety; facilitating recovery as it relates to daytime activities including transportation and accompaniment to social/recreational and leisure activities; assisting in accessing community resources; bringing a consumer perspective to the worker/client relationship and to staff of the agency; managing and effectively administers caseload requirements. Learn more (Pdf)

TFT Receptionist North Hastings – 062

The Receptionist provides reception and administrative activities to support the day-to-day operations of the Opioid Management Program and the organization. Duties include daily opening and closing routines, providing information to general public, as well as receiving, directing, and forwarding various types of communication to appropriate stakeholders. Learn more (Pdf)

TFT Addictions Counsellor – Youth – 063

The Addictions Counsellor – Community Youth Substance Use Support & Treatment Program works as a member of a multi-disciplinary, multi-agency team to provide community-based support and treatment services, including withdrawal support, to individuals aged 16-24 years as part of an integrated community substance use program for youth. Duties include screening and assessment to ensure the most appropriate interventions are offered to the client including community or residential withdrawal and treatment services, negotiating treatment goals and a treatment plan, case management, personal/supportive counselling, liaising with Primary Care, community-based youth services and residential withdrawal services, and facilitating internal/external referrals. CMHA HPE and key partners work cooperatively and collaboratively to address the needs of the clients served, positively impact the community, and provide efficient, high quality services. Learn more (Pdf)

PFT Back to Home Residential Counsellor II (0.8) – 064

The Back to Home (BTH) Residential Counsellor 2 (RC2) is responsible for providing residential supports and services to all clients at the BTH residence i.e. support with ADLs, group design and implementation, individual support to achieve goals, excursions etc. Learn more (Pdf)

TPT Back to Home Residential Counsellor II (0.24) – 065

TPT Back to Home Residential Counsellor II (0.18) – 066

PFT Addictions Supportive Housing (ASH) Case Manager – 067

The Addiction Supportive Housing (ASH) Case Manager is responsible for providing comprehensive outreach case management services to individuals within the Addiction Supportive Housing Program. This position works in close partnership with community service agencies to provide assessment, intervention, supportive counselling, service coordination and follow-up to adults, 16-years of age and older within the ASH Program. The Addiction Supportive Housing Case Manager is responsible for providing services to a minimum caseload of 8, unless otherwise directed, on an ongoing basis until discharged from the ASH Program. Learn more (Pdf)

PPT Registered Practical Nurse (0.6) – 068

The Back to Home (BTH) Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) is responsible for providing quality care to residents participating within the Back to Home Program and providing leadership to others as assigned. The Back to Home Program is an innovative, clinical wrap around care, multi- disciplinary, therapeutic, and rehabilitative supportive housing program for individuals living with mental health/and or addictions (MHA) issues, potentially with co-occurring medical or physical health needs. In collaboration with the BTH team, the RPN will be responsible for supporting the residents by working collaboratively to develop the treatment plan, providing medical, physical, social, and mental support as required and as per CMHA HPE standards. Learn more (Pdf)