Under the general supervision of the Health Director and Assistant Health Director, the Addiction Mental Wellness Worker will provide support services and education that are culturally sensitive, helping improve the mental health and wellbeing of SMFN Members. This position is responsible for providing client services (individual, group, advocacy, and case management) as well as prevention programming at the community level related to addictions and mental wellness. This will involve direct contact with clients, including assessment, peer counselling, referrals, case management, and aftercare. Other programming may include facilitation of support groups and working with all ages in prevention activities.
Grade 12 or equivalent.
NNADAP Certification would be an asset. If not, you must have Addictions Training and/or an Addictions Counselling Certificate.
A Degree in Social Work, Human Services, or Mental Health and Addictions fields may also be considered.
Culture Sensitivity Training or relevant experience working in a First Nations community is required.
Must have a valid NB Driver’s License and use of own vehicle for work-related purposes.
Must be alcohol, drug, and addictions free for a minimum of 3 years.
Priority will be given to Indigenous applicants.
Please submit your current resume and cover letter by April 4th, 2025, at 4:30 pm to:
Human Resource Generalist
150 Cliffe Street (2nd Floor)
or Fax to (506) 472-6220 or email cassandracarr@smfn.ca.