Part-time registered psychologist delivering short-term mental health treatment through Calgary primary-care teams. Providing assessments, crisis support, and digital consultations for diverse patient needs.
Responsibilities
Provide comprehensive, quality mental health treatment to patients in a primary care setting
Participate as a member of an interprofessional healthcare team supporting the Patient’s Medical Home model
Address mental health concerns through early identification, quick resolution, long-term prevention, and health promotion
Intake physician referrals for patient assessment
Provide short-term patient care through 30- to 50-minute consultations
Deliver care through digital health technologies, including telephone and video
Screen patients for risk to self and others
Provide crisis management, intervention, and planning
Collaborate with physicians and allied health professionals to provide comprehensive care
Support patients presenting with depression, anxiety, stress, stress-somatization responses, sleep disturbances, chronic pain, chronic disease self-management needs, occupational problems, relationship difficulties, bereavement, substance abuse, and elderly/caregiver needs
Requirements
Master’s level degree in psychology from an accredited university, recognized as sufficient for registration with the College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP)
Registration and membership with the College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP) in good standing, with full registration required by the start date
Minimum of 1–2 years’ experience providing care through digital health technologies, such as telephone and video
Minimum of 1–2 years’ experience independently assessing patients with mental health conditions to determine care and treatment options
Proficiency in computers, Microsoft Office Suite, and Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems
Experience in and/or willingness to learn platforms such as Pomelo and digital health
Clear Criminal Background check with Vulnerable Sector check required to start
Must be located within the Calgary Zone or surrounding area
Additional certifications in mental health and chronic disease management are an asset
Professional education related to quality improvement in the workplace and on teams is an asset
2–4 years’ clinical experience in a primary care setting is an asset
Previous experience in patient teaching and successful quality improvement initiatives is an asset
Benefits
Employer-paid premiums for health and dental benefits
Health spending/wellness account
Eligibility to contribute to group RRSP plan and receive an employer match
Flexible working options
Generous vacation and personal time off allowances
Education days
Professional development opportunities
Physically, emotionally, and psychologically safe and supportive work environment
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