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Explore current opportunities with Integrated Youth Services in Canada.
The IYS model combines health, wellness and social services in one place that is co-created with youth. Today, IYS's influence stretches across Canada, uniting everyone in a common goal: to develop and provide the services that young people want and need.
Interested in getting involved? Explore current opportunities below (links direct to external sites):
Job Opportunities
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Yukon University is looking for a Data Steward to support the development of Integrated Youth Services in Yukon — a collaborative initiative working to strengthen youth mental health and wellness supports across the territory.
This role will help partners across Yukon use data to support learning, planning, and system improvement, while ensuring data practices are ethical, practical, and aligned with Indigenous data sovereignty principles.
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The Provincial Cultural Wellness Lead for New Brunswick Integrated Youth Services (NB-IYS) plays a key leadership role within the NB-IYS program and is responsible for integrating cultural knowledge, cultural safety, and community protocols into youth mental health and wellness services. This role focuses on designing, implementing, and evaluating culturally responsive programs for youth across the province. The position ensures that NB-IYS hub services are ensures that NB-IYS hub services are inclusive, community-informed, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed for youth, especially for Indigenous communities.
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The Provincial Peer Support Coordinator, as a non-clinical role guides, mentors, and supports Peer Support Workers employed across the provincial IYS hubs. The role ensures that peer support services across the network are delivered according to NB-IYS values, principles, and best practices.
The Provincial Peer Support Coordinator leads provincial peer support standards and promotes consistent, high-quality, youth- and family-engaged peer support across NB-IYS. This includes guiding hubs in integrating peer support roles effectively within multidisciplinary teams, coordinating professional development, supporting fidelity to the NB-IYS peer support model, and contributing to youth and family engagement initiatives across the network.
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The Provincial Technical Services Specialist is the backbone of NB-IYS’s technology operations. This position provides technical support and expertise across NB‑IYS’s digital tools, data systems, and technology infrastructure. The role manages endpoints and networks across multiple sites, and ensures secure, reliable delivery of digital services (EHR/EMR, CRM, telehealth, collaboration, data tools), enabling smooth service delivery for youth, families, and staff.
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The Psychologist - Clinical & Service Innovation Lead – NB-IYS provides clinical guidance, supervision and leadership for the planning, development, delivery, integration, and continuous improvement of clinical services and ensures the effective utilization of resources through a systems and integration perspective, as well as clinical pathway development, across IYS sites in New Brunswick.
The role ensures high-quality, evidence-informed, youth- and family-centred clinical services that are accessible, coordinated, culturally responsive, and aligned with values and principles of national IYS and provincial priorities, standards, and best practices.
Questions?
If you have questions about our current opportunities, contact us at info@iys-sij.ca.