BrainTrust Canada is a forward-thinking, community-based support and rehabilitation organization dedicated to offering pioneering, value-driven services to individuals and families affected by acquired brain injury. Our commitment lies in fostering an inclusive, diverse workplace where every individual is esteemed and empowered.
Our Philosophy: At BrainTrust, we prioritize the well-being of both clients and employees. As a cohesive and welcoming team, we are deeply passionate about delivering exceptional services across the Central and North Okanagan regions. Our aim is to cultivate a supportive team atmosphere while providing avenues for professional development and progression.
Position Overview: The Community Support Facilitator adopts a person-centered approach, offering tailored 1:1 support to individuals grappling with the repercussions of brain injury. Their efforts encompass activities geared towards community integration, development of compensatory strategies, social enrichment, and rehabilitation aimed at enhancing inclusion and overall quality of life. Additionally, Community Support Facilitators serve as advocates for clients within the justice and healthcare systems, alongside delivering brain injury education to combat stigma.
Key Responsibilities:
Service Facilitation:
- Maintain accurate client information and documentation within Podio, adhering to Standards of Care.
- Foster regular communication with the Community Support Coordinator and Director of Client Services to ensure comprehensive client support.
- Cultivate professional relationships with community partners, families, and clients.
- Engage in ongoing outreach initiatives within marginalized communities, striving to prevent further deterioration among underserved individuals affected by brain injury.
Follow-Up:
Actively participate in team meetings, staff development sessions, events, and the West Coast Brain Injury Conference. As a BrainTrust Canada staff member, be open to evaluation based on various performance metrics including understanding of client issues, values alignment, teamwork, communication proficiency, decision-making capabilities, and attendance.
Candidate Requirements:
The ideal candidate will possess a relevant diploma or degree coupled with pertinent work experience, demonstrating adeptness in both independent work and team collaboration. Prior knowledge and experience in the field of brain injury are advantageous. Additionally, candidates must exhibit an understanding of harm reduction principles and cultural sensitivity. Possession of a Class 5 driver’s license and access to a personal vehicle is mandatory.
Why Apply?
This is not just a job opportunity; it’s a chance to advance your professional career. If you are a collaborative, innovative individual committed to delivering exceptional services to community members affected by brain injury, this role is for you. You are driven by a desire for continuous growth and learning and aspire to be part of a dynamic, supportive team environment.
Comprehensive Benefits Package:
BrainTrust Canada values its staff and provides a well-versed, comprehensive benefits package to support their health and well-being.
Application Process:
Interested candidates are invited to submit their cover letter and resume to Erika McLean at [email protected]. Please refrain from making telephone inquiries.
