Psychiatric Rehabilitation Occupational Therapist

Psychosocial rehabilitation expertise shapes this Occupational Therapist role, supporting adults with serious and persistent mental illness through Assertive Community Treatment services.

Under the Client Care Coordinator’s direction, the Occupational Therapist provides rehabilitation services from a psychosocial rehabilitation perspective. The work includes assessment, intervention, consultation, education, and support services related to occupational performance. You collaborate with clients, support systems, and interdisciplinary team members on service planning, delivery, and evaluation.

• Screen functional capacity and occupational performance using recognized tools
• Develop and document individualized rehabilitation plans collaboratively
• Provide individual and group interventions supporting client goals
• Connect clients with life skills, education, employment, and leisure programs
• Participate in interdisciplinary conferences, meetings, planning, and reporting

• Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited university
• Two years’ recent psychiatric client experience in acute or community settings
• Current full registration with the College of Occupational Therapists of British Columbia
• Eligibility for Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists membership in British Columbia
• Valid British Columbia driver’s licence and personal vehicle access

Apply occupational therapy, psychiatric rehabilitation, consultation, and interdisciplinary practice skills within Fraser Health’s ACT services.