Ensuring Nova Scotians receive the services of skilled and competent social workers who are knowledgeable, ethical, qualified, and accountable to the people who receive social work services.
We establish, maintain, and regulate Standards of Professional Practice to ensure Nova Scotians receive the services of skilled and competent social workers who are knowledgeable, ethical, qualified, and accountable to the people who receive their services.
Pictou County Women’s Resource and Sexual Assault Centre
New Glasgow, Nova Scotia
Educational background: Minimum of a Masters in Social Work, Counselling or Psychology and registered with associated regulatory body (NSCSW, NSCCT, NSBEP)
Counselling experience: 3+ overall years of experience in providing counselling, crisis support and advocacy
Trauma-informed practice: A supportive, non-judgmental lens in all interactions and experience working with diverse and marginalized populations
Collaboration and advocacy: Demonstrated experience networking, advocating and collaborating to improve access to services, including a strong knowledge of local community organizations and systems to support referrals and partnerships.
Value alignment: Commitment to feminist, anti-racist, anti-oppressive and intersectional values. Specialized experience related to sexual violence is considered an asset.
Relational teamwork and self-reflection: Proven ability to work collaboratively and actively monitor and address vicarious trauma.