Counselling, Intervention, Assessment, & Consultation

Key Responsibilities: 

• Provide client-centered, culturally relevant, trauma-informed therapy for neurodiverse and neurotypical clients. 

• Conduct assessments and interventions using evidence-based practices. 

• Collaborate with multidisciplinary team members. 

• Maintain accurate and confidential client records. 

• Participate in team meetings and professional development opportunities. 

Qualifications: 

• Master's or Doctorate in School & Child or Counselling Psychology, or equivalent training and experience. 

• Provisional Registration with the College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP). 

• Professional Liability Insurance and Public Liability Insurance. 

• Current Intervention Record Check and Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Check. 

Essential Attributes: 

• Advanced knowledge in mental health, neurodiversity, and lifespan development. 

• Strong clinical skills in evidence-based psychological services. 

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. 

• Works exceptionally well within a close team environment with allied health professionals.

• Ability to work both autonomously and collaboratively. 

• Commitment to ongoing professional development and mentorship. 

• Experience working with neurodiversity is required. 

• Experience and interest in working with children/youth and families is required. 

• Capacity to and interest in working with preschool and early school-age children with complex behaviours. 

Work Schedule: 

• Wednesday/Thursday 2:00pm - 8:00pm & Friday/Saturday 8:30am to 4:30pm 

• Monthly team meetings and ongoing consultation are required. 

How to Apply:
Interested applicants are invited to submit the following to info@littleoaks.ca:

• Current CV.

• A brief cover letter outlining your clinical interests..

Please address application communications to Clinical Director, Larissa Predy.

Counselling, Intervention, & Consultation

Key Responsibilities: 

• Provide client-centered, culturally relevant, trauma-informed therapy for neurodiverse and neurotypical clients. 

• Conduct initial / general assessments and interventions using evidence-based practices. 

• Collaborate with multidisciplinary team members. 

• Maintain accurate and confidential client records. 

• Participate in team meetings and professional development opportunities. 

Qualifications: 

• Master's or Doctorate in School & Child or Counselling Psychology or equivalent training and experience. 

• Registration as a Canadian Clinical Counsellor (CCC).

• Professional Liability Insurance and Public Liability Insurance. 

• Current Intervention Record Check and Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Check. 

Essential Attributes: 

• Advanced knowledge in mental health, neurodiversity, and lifespan development. 

• Strong clinical skills in evidence-based psychological services. 

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. 

• Ability to work both autonomously and collaboratively. 

• Commitment to ongoing professional development and mentorship. 

• Experience working with neurodiversity is required. 

• Experience and interest in working with children/youth and families is required. 

• Capacity to and interest in working with preschool and early school-age children with complex behaviours. 

Work Schedule: 

• Wednesday/Thursday 2:00pm - 8:00pm & Friday/Saturday 8:30am to 4:30pm 

• Monthly team meetings and ongoing consultation are required. 

How to Apply:
Interested applicants are invited to submit the following to info@littleoaks.ca:

• Current CV.

• A brief cover letter outlining your clinical interests..

Please address application communications to Clinical Director, Larissa Predy.

One half-day per week or up to 2 days per week (negotiable).

Little Oaks Psychology, a well-established developmental psychology clinic in Edmonton, has a unique opportunity for a psychiatrist seeking part-time practice hours with a unique and inspiring client base within a multidisciplinary and laid-back work environment. We have flexible space available for as little as one half-day per week, with the opportunity to expand up to more days per week. Scheduling and terms are negotiable to accommodate your professional needs.

Our multidisciplinary clinic specializes in developmental and neurodiversity-focused care. We are committed to providing comprehensive, compassionate, and innovative mental health services to individuals of all ages. We are excited to invite a dedicated psychiatrist to join our dynamic team, advancing our mission to promote mental health through individualized, compassionate treatment, helping to fill the gap for clients with unique treatment needs.

This opportunity is ideal for a practitioner who values personalized, patient-centered care and thrives in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment. If you seek to spend meaningful time with each patient, providing comprehensive support to children, youth, families, and adults with neurodiverse profiles and are passionate about making a tangible difference, appreciate a holistic approach to mental health, and seek greater work-life balance and professional fulfillment, we would love to hear from you.

Specialty: Developmental psychology, multidisciplinary approach.

Team: Collaborative environment with experienced psychologists and allied health professionals.

Location: Modern, accessible clinic with ample parking and nearby amenities.

Space & Support Details

• Private, furnished office space.

• Reception and administrative support for initial bookings as well as managing client maintenance schedules.

• Administrative support for assessment follow-ups and documentation reviews.

• Access to secure electronic medical records (EMR) system.

• Waiting area for patients and families.

• Interdisciplinary collaboration and referrals.

• Flexible lease terms.

Ideal Candidate

• Licensed Psychiatrist in good standing with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta (CPSA).

• Registered with the Canadian Medical Protective Association (CMPA).

• Holds valid professional liability insurance.

• Experience and interest in developmental, child, or adolescent psychiatry an asset.

• Commitment to ethical, patient-centered care and collaborative practice.

• Current vulnerable sector and criminal record check as per Alberta Health Services and CPSA guidelines.

• Compliance with all provincial and federal privacy regulations (including the Health Information Act of Alberta and PIPEDA).

• Adherence to clinic policies regarding documentation, billing, and patient confidentiality.

Responsibilities:

• Provide psychiatric consultations for complex neurodevelopmental assessments conducted in collaboration with psychologists.

• Develop, implement, and monitor individualized psychopharmacological treatment plans for patients

• Collaborate with multidisciplinary team members to establish effective Integrated/Multimodal Treatment plans for patients

• Utilize advanced technology in clinic, including dictation and internal case management systems to maintain detailed, timely clinical documentation

• Hold strong standards of practice and ethical guidelines that align with a multidisciplinary team approach

How to Apply:
Interested psychiatrists are invited to submit the following to info@littleoaks.ca:

• Current CV.

• A brief cover letter outlining your clinical interests, availability, and preferred terms.

For further information or to arrange a confidential discussion, please contact us at 780-405-4209 to arrange a time to speak with our Clinical Director, Larissa Predy.

Our Edmonton-based multidisciplinary clinic is dedicated to providing comprehensive mental health care and developmental support, with a focus on neurodiversity and individualized care. We offer a range of services, including psychoeducational assessments, to help children, youth, and adults reach their full potential.

We are seeking a skilled SLP to contribute on a contractor basis, primarily focusing on psychoeducational assessments. The role involves direct client assessment, conducting interviews, and developing detailed reports in collaboration and consultation with psychologists, occupational therapists, and rec therapists, with dedicated time allocated for documentation, report writing, and follow-up.

The ideal candidate is someone looking to be part of a dedicated team, and is committed to supporting neurodiverse individuals through expert assessments and compassionate care. They will be someone who enjoys and seeks collaboration in their professional role with other like-minded, multidisciplinary professionals who share a passion for empowering clients and enriching their lives.

Key Responsibilities:

• Contribute meaningfully to psychoeducational assessments for clients at the clinic

• Interview clients and their families to gather relevant background information

• Perform direct assessments of pragmatic and nonverbal communication, speech, and language skills

• Contribute to comprehensive assessment reports and maintain accurate documentation

• Collaborate with our multidisciplinary team to support client goals and treatment planning

Qualifications:

• Certification and registration as a Speech and Language Pathologist with the Alberta College of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists (ACSLPA)

• Experience in psychoeducational assessments preferred, but not required (training available)

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

• Ability to work independently, manage your schedule, and maintain professional documentation

Flexible and Collaborative Work Environment:

Clients are provided by the clinic, and work hours can be tailored to fit your availability alongside the needs of our clients. This role is ideal for practitioners seeking a flexible schedule with opportunities for meaningful clinical impact.

How to Apply:
Interested applicants are invited to submit the following to info@littleoaks.ca:

• Current CV.

• A brief cover letter outlining your clinical interests..

Please address application communications to Clinical Director, Larissa Predy.

Our Edmonton-based multidisciplinary clinic is committed to delivering comprehensive mental health care and developmental support, with a special focus on neurodiversity and personalized care. We offer a range of services, including psychoeducational assessments and intervention, to help children, youth, and adults achieve their full potential.

Position Overview:

We are seeking a skilled Occupational Therapist to contribute on a contractor basis, primarily focusing on psychoeducational assessments and targeted interventions. This role involves direct client assessments, collaborating with psychologists, speech-language pathologists, and recreational therapists, and developing detailed reports. Ample time will be allocated for documentation, report writing, and follow-up.

The ideal candidate is someone eager to be part of a dedicated, collaborative team, committed to supporting neurodiverse individuals through expert assessments and compassionate care. They will thrive on teamwork and enjoy working alongside like-minded professionals who share a passion for empowering clients and enriching lives.

Key Responsibilities:

• Contribute meaningfully to psychoeducational assessments and interventions for clients at the clinic

• Interview clients and their families to gather relevant background information

• Perform direct assessments of daily living skills, sensory processing, motor skills, and occupational functioning

• Develop comprehensive reports and maintain accurate documentation

• Collaborate with our multidisciplinary team to support client goals and treatment planning

Qualifications:

• Certification and registration as an Occupational Therapist with the Alberta College of Occupational Therapists (ACOT)

• Experience in psychoeducational assessments and interventions preferred, but training can be provided

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

• Ability to work independently, manage your schedule, and maintain professional documentation

Flexible and Collaborative Work Environment:

Clients are provided by the clinic, and work hours can be tailored to your availability alongside the needs of our clients. This role offers the flexibility to balance your professional life while making a meaningful impact.

How to Apply:
Interested applicants are invited to submit the following to info@littleoaks.ca:

• Current CV.

• A brief cover letter outlining your clinical interests..

Please address application communications to Clinical Director, Larissa Predy.