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Role and Facility Information
At Royal Inland Hospital (RIH) and Kamloops Mental Health and Substance Use (KMHSU), you’ll serve as an integral part of the addictions treatment team. Here, you’ll apply your unparalleled expertise and profound compassion to help navigate the complexities of addiction, working to transform lives through individualized care and support.
As an addictions psychiatrist, you’ll play a key role in our collaborative efforts to provide compassionate, comprehensive care. You’ll work with individuals and families facing addiction across diverse settings, including inpatient, outpatient, community-based and concurrent disorder programs. Ensuring culturally-safe, equitable access to mental health and addictions support for all is a top priority.
Within our interdisciplinary team, your expertise will be crucial. You’ll engage in thorough psychiatric assessments, spearhead the crafting and application of sophisticated treatment strategies, and execute vital psychosocial interventions. Enlightening patients and their support circles, you’ll demystify addiction’s intricacies to foster better comprehension and management of these challenges.
The new Phil and Jennie Gaglardi Tower at RIH provides advanced child and adolescent mental health services, a specialized mental health and substance use inpatient unit, and a 30-bed general psychiatric unit. This includes 20 general beds, 10 high observation beds, and 3 seclusion beds.
Your method will emphasize empathy, advocating for harm reduction, and endorsing a recovery-focused outlook, all of which underscore your commitment to patient welfare. You’ll champion the integration of mental health and addiction services with broader health initiatives, aiming for a unified and effective treatment trajectory for each patient.
Your dedication to educational excellence will shine as you mentor peers, medical undergraduates, postgraduate Family Practice residents, and participants in the UBC–Okanagan Psychiatry program.
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Terms
Compensation
Compensation Type Combination Estimated Remuneration $380,000–$575,000, plus MOCAP
Benefits and Incentives
Relocation Funding Available $9,000 for moves within BC, $12,000 for moves within Canada, and $15,000 for those relocating from outside Canada.*Relocation incentives are subject to change and current rates are confirmed at the time of offer..
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Responsibilities
Provide psychiatric assessment and individualized addiction treatment across inpatient, outpatient, community-based, and concurrent disorder programs. Develop and implement treatment strategies, deliver psychosocial interventions and patient education, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, and mentor learners and colleagues.
Requirements
The posting does not specify formal education, licensing, or years-of-experience requirements. The role calls for expertise in psychiatry and addiction care, compassionate and culturally safe practice, and the ability to collaborate across care settings and support education and mentorship.
Skills
- Psychiatric Assessment
- Addiction Treatment
- Treatment Planning
- Psychosocial Interventions
- Patient Education
- Harm Reduction
- Recovery-Focused Care
- Concurrent Disorder Care
- Interdisciplinary Collaboration
- Culturally Safe Care
- Mentoring
- Leadership
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Categories
- Healthcare
- Education
- Management & Leadership
Keywords
- Psychiatry
- Addiction Treatment
- Mental Health
- Substance Use
- Psychiatric Assessment
- Treatment Strategies
- Psychosocial Interventions
- Inpatient Care
- Outpatient Care
- Community-Based Care
- Concurrent Disorders
- Culturally Safe Care
- Equitable Access
- Harm Reduction
- Recovery-Focused Care
- Interdisciplinary Team
- Patient Education
- Family Support
- Medical Education
- Mentorship
- Leadership Development
