Careers with BCMHSUS
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Join us in our fulfilling and meaningful work, supporting people across British Columbia to live healthy, purposeful lives.
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A day in the life at BCMHSUS
Those who work at BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services are helping build a better tomorrow for their patients. They have hope in their patients' journey, in their healing, and in their recovery. At BCMHSUS, patients feel empowered and supported, and you can be part of that change.
Indigenous-specific careers at BCMHSUS
Committed to being a place where First Nations, Inuit and Métis people feel welcomed
Grow your career here
We recognize and support the unique needs of Indigenous patients, clients, and employees within BCMHSUS programs. Indigenous care coordinators and Indigenous patient navigators are two of many roles within interdisciplinary teams. Through their lived experience and training, they support Indigenous clients in accessing health care services that meet their care and wellness needs.
Student placement opportunities
Students are valued members of our team
Learn with us
BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services is committed to providing meaningful and quality placements for students in British Columbia and supporting them in their career development.
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I am inspired by a personal fulfilment, a sense of purpose, and a passion for the work. I enjoy the variety of work I do at Red Fish and also working with all the wonderful staff. I continue to work at PHSA because of the people. The staff at Red Fish are the best!
Franca Pitassi
Administrative assistant
Red Fish Healing Centre
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Building rapport with patients over the years is probably the highlight of my working career. When an ex-patient phones in to say hi and update us, it is so rewarding and helps us know we’ve made an impact on their journey.
Charlene Dozzi
Activity worker
Forensic Psychiatric Hospital
Make a difference in people's lives every day
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Join BCMHSUS to make a difference in the lives of people with mental health and substance use challenges. Team members lead and support the delivery of high-quality mental health and substance use services across British Columbia.
Our diverse range of specialized services require employees with many different skill sets – our team includes physicians, nurses, case managers, psychologists, allied health professionals, administrative staff, senior leaders, support staff, and many others.
All BCMHSUS teams’ work is trauma-informed, patient-centred, and evidence-based. We focus on the needs of our clients, patients and families first and make sure their voices are represented in our work.
If this sounds like something you would like to be a part of, join us to make a difference in the lives of British Columbians!