Candidates need post-secondary education in a human services field, proven experience supervising staff and working with trauma-affected youth. A current Standard First Aid and CPR C, vulnerable sector checks and a clean driving record are required; knowledge of the Youth Criminal Justice Act is an asset.
Manage a team, Documentation, Case management, Scheduling, Leadership, Recruitment
1+ YOECandidates need a degree or diploma in addiction, professional registration, and one to three years of experience in group living, experiential learning, or addiction recovery, plus two to three years of adventure therapy exposure. Strong attention to detail, teamwork, calm conflict resolution, and wilderness safety skills are needed.
Candidates need professional outdoor education or wilderness leadership experience, strong technical skills and a Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certification. A robust outdoor logbook, sound risk-management judgment and the ability to work within a multidisciplinary team are also required.
Candidates need a diploma or undergraduate degree in human services, supervisory experience, and experience supporting children and youth with complex needs. They also need strong organizational and reporting skills, a current criminal record check with vulnerable sector check, and an Alberta Intervention Record Check.
5+ YOECandidates need a Human Services diploma or degree, five years of human services experience, and knowledge of families, addictions and mental health. They also need current First Aid, a current police and Intervention Record check, a valid Class 5 licence and their own transportation.
Presentation skills, Interpersonal skills, Work independently, Mental health, First Aid, Vulnerable sector check
Candidates need experience in human services with vulnerable populations, knowledge of trauma-informed and strength-based practice, and experience with complex behaviours. They also need a spare bedroom, a Class 5 licence, Standard First Aid and CPR Level C, and clear background checks.
Coaching, Communication skills, Class 5 licence, First Aid, CPR, Vulnerable sector check
Candidates need a diploma or degree in a human services field, experience with youth in group living, and knowledge of trauma-informed practice. They also need a clean criminal record check with vulnerable sector check, an Alberta Intervention Record check, First Aid and CPR, and a valid Class 5 licence.
Candidates need a degree or diploma in a human service field, experience working with youth, and awareness of trauma-informed practice. They must hold current First Aid and CPR C, pass criminal record and Intervention Record checks, and drive their own reliable vehicle.
Documentation, Vulnerable sector check, First Aid, CPR, Crisis intervention, Recruitment