2635-18 — Addictions Counsellor
Addictions Counsellor is a professional responsible for evaluating patients' physical and mental behaviors developing appropriate treatment and recovery plans facilitating individual and group therapy sessions monitoring patients over time to access treatment progress collaborating with psychiatrists, doctors, nurses, social workers, and departments of correction identifying behaviors that interfere with treatment and recovery.
2635-16 — Bereavement Counsellor
Bereavement Counsellor is a professional responsible for determining clients’ intervention needs and developing treatment plans facilitating individual and group therapy sessions assisting clients to overcome the loss of loved ones, monitoring clients’ progress and adjusting treatment plans facilitating sessions with family members and caregivers to better understand the stages of grief.
2635-15 — Child and Youth Counsellor
Child and Youth Counsellor is a professional responsible for provides a reliable presence in the life of children who may feel otherwise abandoned educating children about social issues like substance abuse and domestic violence motivating youth to achieve academically and/or extramurally contacting the authorities if suspect that the child is at risk in their home.
2635-26 — Children's Officer
Children's Officer is a professional responsible for rescuing children from hostile environments preparing and generating children welfare related reports creating awareness and advocacy on children services visiting homes to conduct interviews and compile reports for presentation to courts of law collecting data on children welfare matters identifying and committing children to safe places.
2635-11 — Counsellor
Counsellor is a professional responsible for diagnoses the patient’s mental and emotional disorders create effective treatment plans that include counseling, medication, discuss the treatment plan with patient on a regular basis to identify faults or room for improvement educates patients about appropriate coping mechanisms to help them through tough situations recording the patient’s progress and changing their treatment plan when needed.
2635-33 — Counsellor, Disaster & Truama
Counsellor, Disaster & Truama is a professional responsible for plan,develop and implement stress management training mission performs psychological first aid develops, organizes and implements a resiliencebuilding program.
2635-32 — Counsellor, Drugs and Substance Abuse
Counsellor, Drugs and Substance Abuse is a professional responsible for managing all aspects of a case from date of entry to date of discharge evaluating patients' physical and mental behaviors developing appropriate treatment and recovery plans facilitating individual and group therapy sessions monitoring patients over time to access treatment progress identifying behaviours that interfere with treatment and recovery.
2635-12 — Counsellor, family
Counsellor, family is a professional responsible for build a positive and trusting relationship with the family members, conducting assessments developing treatment plans provide counseling sessions to the family members to help them develop coping skills and strategies promote healthy communication patterns within the family educate family members about mental health issues and provide them with resources collaborating with other professionals: maintain the confidentiality and adhere to ethical guidelines and legal requirements.
2635-31 — Counsellor, Gender Based Violence
Counsellor, Gender Based Violence is a professional responsible for conducting research into criminal behaviour evaluating current methods employed by justice systems examining trends in criminal behaviour and crime providing information to government, law enforcement officials and policymakers about crime and the ways in which people are processed by the criminal justice system helping to develop crime policy and preventative strategies compiling potential motivations for criminal actions.
2635-13 — Counsellor, marriage
Counsellor, marriage is a professional responsible for build a positive and trusting relationship with the family members, conducting assessments developing treatment plans provide counseling sessions to the family members to help them develop coping skills and strategies promote healthy communication patterns within the family educate family members about mental health issues and provide them with resources collaborating with other professionals: maintain the confidentiality and adhere to ethical guidelines and legal requirements.
2635-14 — Counsellor, rehabilitation
Counsellor, rehabilitation is a professional responsible for evaluating clients’ abilities, interests, experience, skills, health, and education enable individuals born with debilitating conditions to live more fulfilling and rewarding lives assist individuals to adapt to a disability acquired later in life monitors clients’ progress and adjusting treatment plans as needed.
2635-28 — Criminologist
Criminologist is a professional responsible for gather and analyses data about the causes and nature of crime to determine criminal patterns and common traits among criminals research and analyses the biological, social, and psychological background of criminals to gain an understanding of the motivation behind their deviant behaviour develop profiles of criminal types to assist law enforcement to identify potential criminals.
2635-25 — District social welfare officer
District social welfare officer is a professional responsible for to mobilize community capacity building of voluntary social welfare agencies to plan organize and coordinate social development activities to carry out the instruction of the department to be issued from time to time.
2635-22 — Parole Officer
Parole Officer is a professional responsible for collect documentation related to a convict’s incarceration and provide them to the parole board schedule eligible offenders for their parole hearing manage information regarding the offender on parole data systems monitor the location and activities of parolees in the community assess the risks and needs of parolees prior to and following release utilize electronic monitoring devices to track parolee’s notify police or parole board about technical, administrative or criminal parole violations.
2635-21 — Probation officer
Probation officer is a professional responsible for interviewing probationers regularly to evaluate their progress maintaining contact with probationers and their families initiating court action or recommending remedial action for probation violations verifying compliance with substance abuse treatment programs by administering drug and alcohol tests preparing and maintaining case files, records, and progress reports arranging courtordered treatment services and monitoring communitybased sentences.
2635-17 — Sexual Assault Counsellor
Sexual Assault Counsellor is a professional responsible for engage in counseling sessions with patients who’ve suffered from sexual abuse, encourage patients to share their thoughts and feelings openly during sessions educate patients on strategies for overcoming fear and managing thoughts and emotions that are the result of sexual abuse refer patients, when needed, to other services when counseling and behavior modifications are insufficient.
2635-27 — Social Planner
Social Planner is a professional responsible for provides education and awareness in the community provides safe places for meetings and mediation sessions responsible for building and maintaining relationships across departments to provide social planning advice on relevant plans and strategies responsible for contributing to the development and implementation of social plans and strategies.
2635-23 — Social worker
Social worker is a professional responsible for assisting clients in receiving services by telephone and in person getting clients involved in beneficial activities assessing clients and gathering relevant information offering information and supporting clients and their families contacting and making referrals to other agencies and services maintaining accurate records and preparing reports participating in training, supervision, and meetings watch for signs of child abuse.
2635-24 — Women's welfare organizer
Women's welfare organizer is a professional responsible for attend to activities relating to welfare of women such as teaching better methods of housekeeping, hygiene and sanitation helping the women learn crafts to improve their earnings, assisting in getting medical aid, conducting classes to promote and improve literacy, etc visiting the women at home or in women's welfare institutions advising the women on childcare, sanitation, diet, etc conducting community service centres so as to encourage the women to participate in them.