Career Opportunities

We’re trying to do important things here at Kelly Mental Health, and are always searching for the right people to add to our team.

Aside from publicly fighting the stigma around mental health issues, bringing light to the real issues that people go through, and being human and approachable ourselves, our primary mission to heal our community is done by connecting with individual people to provide professional counselling services. 

Counsellor - Full Time Vacancy (Part-Time and Subcontract Options Are Available)

Position Details:

The successful candidate is fascinated by trauma work and the human experience, and wishes to join us in our mission of providing the highest quality psychotherapy and counselling services to our community members.

The ideal candidate will have training in concurrent disorders, trauma, and a good understanding of the legacy of the Indian Residential School system given its impact in our community. We commit to providing training, supervision, and support to the right applicant no matter their experience level.

Staff members are able to set their own ideal schedule, chart in a centralized record system, access clinical supervision, participate in clinical team meetings, monthly consultation sessions for specific interventions (e.g., EMDR team, Couples Counselling team), engage in ongoing training opportunities, and be brave in what is commonly considered one of the most challenging and rewarding careers as trauma-focused mental health specialists. (To be fair, our robust support staff makes it easy for clinicians to focus on doing what they do best so they can go home at the end of the day able to be present with their families). 

Job Responsibilities

• Provide clinical assessment services to clients including clinical interview, administration, scoring, and interpretation of psychometric testing, and writing assessment reports and treatment plans.
• Provide trauma-informed psychotherapy services using evidence-based modalities to treat clients with varied presenting symptoms such as depression, grief, anxiety, anger, and addictions.
• Provide homework (e.g., worksheets, activities, challenges, etc.) to supplement in-person treatment and psycho-education throughout active treatment when appropriate.
• Provide information to clients about informed consent, offer to communicate with referral sources and other healthcare providers
• Collaborate with support staff to ensure scheduling preferences are managed effectively, clients are scheduled at recommended intervals, and new intakes are placed appropriately, inactive clients are followed up with, and clients reaching termination are discharged appropriately. 
• Complete relevant information about every material service activity related to clients (e.g., case notes) within one week of the occurrence. 
• Write and submit psychological progress reports as needed, ensuring all relevant health professionals (e.g., family physician) are informed about client’s progress. 
• Engage in activities, seminars, relevant coursework, and other educational opportunities to continue to provide services competently, ethically, and responsibly. Attend relevant clinical meetings, workshops, and training opportunities offered by Kelly Mental Health. 
• Engage in supervision meetings and documentation reviews with Clinical Supervisor in individual and group meetings. Consult with Clinical Supervisor on complex or high-risk cases. Engage in peer supervision as needed. 
• Creative Endeavours:
  Write articles, blog posts, and literature on relevant mental health topics of interest to the clinician. Share what you've learned, lessons you've helped individuals apply to their lives, and how to help our audience understand mental health better.
• Design and deliver workshops, seminars, and training sessions for groups as opportunities arise

Qualifications & Credentials

• Active registration as a provider in good standing with applicable governing organizations, such as the College of Psychologists of Ontario (CPO), College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO), or Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW)
• Professional liability insurance coverage (minimum 2,000,000 coverage) 
• Minimum 4-Year Degree in Psychology, Social Work, or Education with Counselling Psychology 
• Clear Criminal Background Check (Vulnerable Sector Check)

 
Training in the following modalities are considerable assets:

• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) 
• Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (TF-CBT) 
• Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) 
• Gottman Couples Therapy 
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) 
• Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) 
• Crisis Intervention or Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) 

Additional Information:
Position Type: Full-Time - 1 Year Contract (Options for part-time and subcontract are available)
Salary: $33.00-$42.00 per hour for 35 hours per week (based on education and experience)
Paid Vacation and Sick Time
Regularly Scheduled Team Consultations
Clinical Supervision Provided
Extended Health and Dental Benefits, Defined Contribution Pension Plan
​Paid Training Opportunities
Remote work available

How to Apply:
By Email or In-Person: [email protected]

*Please note that applications sent via Facebook will not be accepted at this time!*

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Clinic Assistant - Summer Student Position
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Accepting Applications as of May 8, 2024
We are so excited to offer a full-time, contract position to a student candidate that has a keen interest in working in a private mental health clinic. 

As a member of our support team, you will be responsible for reception, answering phones, booking appointments, completing intakes, communicating and problem-solving with administrative staff, and helping the therapists with the administrative aspects of the job. 

Position Type: Contract (Summer - Start and End Dates are flexible)
Hours: 35 hours per week; 9:00am to 5:00pm Mondays and Fridays, with extended hours Tuesday-Thursday. Actual schedule of hours to be mutually agreed upon.
Wage: $17.00/hr

We are accepting applications by email: [email protected]

Internships at Kelly Mental Health

Kelly Mental Health is committed to training mental health professionals to be the best they can be.

As a teaching facility, our interns will learn through observing sessions, co-facilitating groups and intakes, and leading sessions under supervision. We offer a safe and comfortable environment for students to gain as much experience as possible before starting their professional journeys. Internships are a great way for students to be given the chance to put what they are learning into action, in a real-world environment. This helps them better understand the theories and strategies they have been learning about and giving them a greater focus for future clients.

All interns are under the direct supervision or either Master Level Social Worker or a Registered Psychotherapist. 

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If you are interested in applying for an internship with Kelly Mental Health, please email letter of intent and resume to [email protected]