Clinical Support Associate (Southern Alberta)

Why Work at the company?

At the company, you'll be part of a team dedicated to ending domestic abuse and creating safer communities. Every role contributes to meaningful, lasting change for individuals and families through prevention, intervention, and innovation.

Position Summary

The Client Support Associate (Northern Alberta) provides client support, advocacy, and system navigation services while contributing to the delivery, development and evaluation of the company's Peer Support,  Volunteer and Real Talk Programs. Working from a client-centred, intersectional, and gender transformative framework, this role supports participants, peer support volunteers, community partnerships, and program quality improvement initiatives. Preference for this position will be given to those who live south of Calgary.

Key Responsibilities

Client Services & Program Delivery

• Provide client support, advocacy, system navigation, referrals and follow-up support

• Maintain client engagement through individual and group support activities

• Complete High Conflict Screening Tool assessments with clients

• Complete FIT check-ins and ongoing client support

• Support program development, delivery, evaluation, and quality improvement

• Provide clinical support to agency volunteers as needed

• Facilitation support as needed, including leading workshops and partnership collaboration internally and externally

Community Engagement & Collaboration

• Identify systemic barriers impacting clients and communities

• Participate in community committees and initiatives as directed

• Promote awareness of the company programs and services

• Build relationships with community partners

Program Administration

• Maintain accurate client files and documentation

• Update client, volunteer and partnership systems

• Report monthly activities and service statistics

• Support funding proposals, reports, and program evaluation

• Attend supervision and staff meetings

• Complete other duties as required

Core Competencies

• Client-Centred Practice

• Collaboration & Relationship Building

• Innovation & Continuous Improvement

• Adaptability

• Integrating Perspectives

• Equity, Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging

Qualifications

Required

• Diploma or Degree in Social Work or a related field

• Registration with a relevant professional body or eligibility for registration

• Comfort with a hybrid work environment and virtual technology

• Ability to travel throughout Alberta as required

• Availability to work evenings and weekends when needed

Preferred

• Two years of experience in social services, peer support, community development or a related field

• Experience facilitating groups, workshops or educational programs

Our Ideal Candidate

• Leads with curiosity and vulnerability

• Challenges the status-quo and thrives in a developmental and adaptive environment

• Acts through cross-sectional, gender-transformative, and intersectional lenses

• Is passionate about community-based programming and continuous learning

Work Environment

• Hybrid work environment with a combination of remote and in-person responsibilities

• A combination of direct client support, program facilitation, community engagement, and administrative work

• Regular collaboration with clients, volunteers, colleagues and community partners

• Occasional evening and weekend commitments based on program and participant needs

• Travel within Alberta to support program devilry and community partnerships.

Belonging and Culture

At the company, we are committed to creating a workplace where every team member is recognized and valued for their unique contributions. We strive to foster a culture where equitable practices, authentic self-expression, continuous learning, and meaningful connection are embedded in our work.

Disclaimer

This job description outlines the primary responsibilities and expectations of the position. Duties and responsibilities may be modified from time to time to meet organizational and operational needs.

0.6 FTE, 22.5 hours per week

Reports to: Clinical Support Coordinator

Schedule: Schedule will be determined with the successful candidate based on organizational and candidate needs. Position will be required to work a minimum or 3 days per week between Monday and Friday, with at minimum one evening shift per week.

Location: Southern Alberta-based (Primarily remote, with travel around the province and to the main office in Calgary required as needed.

Benefits: Eligible for the company Benefits program after 3-month probation period