In honour of Steve (Rainbow) Fockler
A fund has been set up at PHS Community Services Society in memory of Steven with all monies raised to support safe supply and enhanced access.
PHS embraces a diverse, flexible and inclusive working environment that is reflective of the communities served.
Trust, mutual respect and dignity are fundamental PHS values.
We have fair employment practices and recognize the unique talent and input each individual brings.
This is a pragmatic and compassionate organization with a committed and supportive team environment focused on a unified goal.
Make a difference in your community – apply today at jobs@phs.ca
Vancouver and Victoria
Would you enjoy working with community in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside or Victoria? Are you interested in a job where you can make an impact on the well-being of others? If this sounds like you, PHS invites you to apply for the role of Mental Health Worker (Casual). We are looking to greatly expand our casual pool due to our growth as an organization.
PHS provides supportive housing, harm reduction and overdose prevention services to people in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside and Victoria. PHS embraces a diverse and inclusive work environment that is reflective of the community it serves.
We are looking for people from all walks of life! Different types of experiences are valued at PHS, including volunteer and lived experience. The ideal candidate for this role has the following qualifications and skills:
An equal combination of education, training and experience is acceptable.
Working at PHS will offer you the opportunity to thrive in a fast-growing and exciting organization, committed to providing housing, service and advocacy to all in need.
Salary: $26.42 p/h plus 9.6 percent in lieu of benefits; nights an additional $2.50 p/h.
To comply with current Public Health Orders, some positions within PHS must be staffed by individuals who are fully vaccinated for COVID-19 or have an approved medical exemption. Proof of vaccination status will be required for successful applicants for positions covered by the order.
Your application MUST include a cover letter identifying the position title you are applying for, and the qualities and competencies that would make you a suitable candidate.
Please send resumes to jobs@phs.ca today!
Vancouver
Home Support Workers are responsible for providing home support and cleaning services for those who are: persons with a mental health diagnosis, persons with physical disabilities and/or chronic disease such as AIDS, a history of criminal activity and/or involvement in the criminal justice system, and/or individuals who engage in active alcohol or IV drug use.
Working as part of a collaborative team with the Project Manager, Dayshift Coordinators and Mental Health Workers to provide daily supports including cleaning of resident rooms, laundry, de-hoarding, harm reduction, safety and security measures and crisis intervention. This position acts as a first responder in medical interventions including overdose response.
Responsibilities for the role include (but are not limited to):
We are looking for people from all walks of life! Different types of experiences are valued at PHS, including volunteer and lived experience. The ideal candidate for this role has the following qualifications and skills:
An equal combination of education, training and experience is acceptable.
Working at PHS will offer you the opportunity to thrive in a fast-growing and exciting organization, committed to providing housing, service, and advocacy to all in need. PHS embraces a diverse and inclusive work environment that is reflective of the community it serves.
Job Type: Casual
Salary: from $26.42 per hour, plus 9.6 percent in lieu of benefits
Schedule: Day shifts, Monday to Friday, 10-6.
To comply with current Public Health Orders, some positions within PHS must be staffed by individuals who are fully vaccinated for COVID-19 or have an approved medical exemption. Proof of vaccination status will be required for successful applicants for positions covered by the order.
Your application MUST include a cover letter identifying the position title you are applying for, and the qualities and competencies that would make you a suitable candidate.
Please send resumes to jobs@phs.ca today!
Vancouver
Within the context of a therapeutic community care model and in accordance with the BC College of Nursing Professionals (BCCNP) LPN standards of professional practice, provides primary healthcare services to residents/clients with a wide variety and complexity of acute and chronic illnesses/diseases including communicable diseases, addictions, mental health and general health issues.
Performs physical, addiction and mental health assessments, refers residents to the physician and/or the psychiatrist for further examination, administers prescribed treatments and medications. Observes, monitors, evaluates and documents progress, symptoms, and behavioral changes and performs a variety of healthcare interventions.
Provides treatment and recovery support using health promotion and harm reduction approaches. Works collaboratively with an internal team, other health care professionals, residents, family and community. Provides empathetic, compassionate and nonjudgmental care to all residents and patients, grounded in a harm reduction, strength-based and community-oriented philosophy of care.
The LPN reports to the Nurse Manager.
Successful applicants will be required to complete a Criminal Records Review Check.
This is a unionized position under CUPE 1004.
Job type: Full-time and Casual (8 – 40 hours per week) positions.
Salary: $31.65 per hour.
To comply with current Public Health Orders, some positions within PHS must be staffed by individuals who are fully vaccinated for COVID-19 or have an approved medical exemption. Proof of vaccination status will be required for successful applicants for positions covered by the order.
Your application MUST include a cover letter identifying the position title you are applying for, and the qualities and competencies that would make you a suitable candidate.
Please send resumes to jobs@phs.ca today!
Vancouver
This is an Integrated Maintenance/Mental Health Worker position.
As a resourceful handy-person with diverse maintenance skills, PHS Maintenance Workers are fully capable of attending to regular and emergency maintenance repair tasks. You will be expected to bring a compassionate and non-judgmental approach to attending to residents’ maintenance needs in both occupied and unoccupied units.
Reporting to the PHS senior maintenance managers, Maintenance Workers are highly accustomed to challenging work environments. They are responsible for the repair and maintenance of all PHS projects, in order to ensure that the mandate of the PHS to house those most at risk of homelessness, be maintained.
Responsibilities for the role include (but are not limited to):
An equal combination of education, training and experience is acceptable.
This is a unionized position under CUPE 1004.
Job type: Full-time, permanent.
Benefits: dental care, extended healthcare, vision care, paid time off.
Schedule: Day shifts, Monday to Friday.
Salary: $26.42 per hour.
To comply with current Public Health Orders, some positions within PHS must be staffed by individuals who are fully vaccinated for COVID-19 or have an approved medical exemption. Proof of vaccination status will be required for successful applicants for positions covered by the order.
Your application MUST include a cover letter identifying the position title you are applying for, and the qualities and competencies that would make you a suitable candidate.
Please send resumes to jobs@phs.ca today!
Vancouver
The Portland Community Dental Clinic (PCDC) provides comprehensive oral health care to individuals residing or working in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, regardless of ability to pay. Emphasis is on providing services to those who experience barriers to health and dental care due to living in poverty, being medically compromised, experiencing mental health challenges, being chemically dependent, having history with the criminal justice system, or facing stigmas and bias due to culture, race, ethnicity, gender or working in the sex trade.
The certified Dental Office Receptionist (DOR) promotes a safe and welcoming environment, providing excellent customer service to patients in need of both emergency and preventative dental care. The PCDC clinic is an interdisciplinary team that provides high-quality, comprehensive dental care to our patients. The DOR works in a supportive capacity with other members of the dental clinic team.
This position schedules all appointments, optimizing dental clinic capacity and the number of visits per day, tracks patient visits and ensures timely follow-up care. The DOR must have knowledge of dental terminology and is responsible for accurate billing, collecting patient fees, and managing account receivables. Administration of the front office requires proficiency with database management, upholding patient confidentiality, resolving staffing problems, working with patients with complex care needs, and responding to building and equipment maintenance and repair needs.
Responsibilities for the role include (but are not limited to):
Working at PHS will offer you the opportunity to thrive in a fast-growing and exciting organization, committed to providing housing, service, and advocacy to all in need.
This is a unionized, full-time position.
Job type: permanent.
Salary: from $24.00 per hour
Benefits: pension, dental care, extended healthcare, vision care, paid time off.
Schedule: Day shifts, Monday to Friday.
Your application MUST include a cover letter identifying the position title you are applying for, and the qualities and competencies that would make you a suitable candidate.
Please send resumes to jobs@phs.ca today!
Vancouver
The Portland Community Dental Clinic (PCDC), a non-profit dental clinic, provides comprehensive oral health care to individuals residing or working in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, regardless of ability to pay. Emphasis is on providing services to those who experience barriers to health and dental care due to living in poverty, being medically compromised, experiencing mental health challenges, being chemically dependent, having history with the criminal justice system, or facing stigmas and bias due to culture, race, ethnicity, gender or working in the sex trade.
The Dental Hygienist works as a member of an interdisciplinary team that provides high-quality, comprehensive dental care to our patients working within IPAC and COVID-19 regulations. As a member of the team, the Dental Hygienist promotes a safe and welcoming environment, ensuring excellent customer service and care to patients in need of both emergency and preventative dental services. This position may also supervise the work of students from accredited dental hygienist programs. The Dental Hygienist works in consultation with the attending dentist, and reports to the senior manager of programs.
Responsibilities for the role include (but are not limited to):
Working at PHS will offer you the opportunity to thrive in a fast-growing and exciting organization, committed to providing housing, service, and advocacy to all in need.
Job type: part-time, 17 hours per week.
Schedule: Day shifts, Monday to Friday.
Your application MUST include a cover letter identifying the position title you are applying for, and the qualities and competencies that would make you a suitable candidate.
Please send resumes to jobs@phs.ca today!