Assertive Community Treatment Coordinator (Mental Health)

Location: Ontario, Canada; community-based care and access to a vehicle are required.

Salary: $44.37–$57.90 per hour

Company

hirify.global provides hospital and community-based mental health and addiction services.

What you will do

• Lead the day-to-day clinical and administrative operations of the Assertive Community Treatment team, including staff coverage and daily assignments.
• Coordinate client admissions, assessments, treatment planning, rehabilitation, support services, and changing care needs with the psychiatrist and multidisciplinary team.
• Supervise staff through education, in vivo coaching, performance support, recruitment participation, orientation, and work assignment coordination.
• Carry a small client caseload and provide support to the Early Psychosis Intervention program, clients, and family members.
• Monitor medical records, assessments, treatment plans, and progress notes for compliance and quality.
• Maintain relationships with community organizations, employers, government officials, hospital departments, and program partners while supporting ACT fidelity, accreditation, research, and quality assurance.

Requirements

• Master’s-level education and registration with an eligible Ontario governing body for psychotherapy, occupational therapy, psychology, social work, social service work, or physiotherapy.
• Three to five years of clinical or community experience providing direct services to clients with severe and persistent mental illness.
• Understanding of the Mental Health Act, health system navigation, Ontario ACT Standards, and Early Psychosis Intervention Program Standards.
• Valid G driver’s licence and access to a vehicle.
• Strong knowledge of community resources, multidisciplinary care, electronic documentation systems, and Microsoft Office applications.
• Ability to work autonomously and collaboratively in a fast-paced community-care environment, with strong organization, communication, relationship-building, and counselling skills.

Nice to have

• At least one year of formal or informal leadership experience in a healthcare setting.
• Experience providing consultation to multidisciplinary professionals from varied backgrounds.

Culture & Benefits

• Permanent full-time employment supporting community-based mental health services.
• Work guided by recovery principles, evidence-based practices, and ACT standards.
• Collaboration with an interdisciplinary team and psychiatric support.
• Participation in quality assurance, accreditation, and Ministry of Health research initiatives.