Why our employees enjoy working at TVCC
In our recent employee survey, results show TVCC staff are more engaged in their jobs, team and organization compared to the average ratings in similar organizations.
TVCC offers:
- Interesting and Challenging Work: Meaningful work assists in the accomplishment of our mission and meeting the needs of our clients providing a sense of personal accomplishment and the opportunity to make decisions and problem solve.
- Positive Working Environment: Our family-centered care principles of mutual respect, openness and support are the basis of our working relationships.
- Flexible Working Schedule: We believe it is important to balance career and home life and therefore we offer flexible working schedules and care for others days.
Apply to join one of our rewarding teams today!
To apply, please email your resume (as an attachment in .pdf or Microsoft Word format) to Human Resources at apply [at] tvcc.on.ca. In the subject line of your email, please indicate the position you are interested in.
While all applications are appreciated only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
TVCC is committed to making our recruitment and selection process accessible to all candidates. Accommodations for disabilities are available upon request.
Current Opportunities
Occupational Therapist (Owen Sound)
Speech Language Pathologist (London)
Behaviour Clinician
We are currently recruiting for a full time (37.5 hours per week), temporary Behaviour Clinician in Autism & Behavioural Services.
This position is expected to begin in June 2021 and end March 25, 2022. The position will focus on providing treatment services to children, youth and their families in TVCC and community-based environments, in the current and new Ontario Autism Program as well as the Fee for Service model.
The designated office for the position will be Chatham, Sarnia or London; the catchment area includes Chatham Kent and Lambton County. Regular travel within this geographic area will be required. Occasional travel within the London, Middlesex, Elgin, Oxford geographic area may be required. A flexible work schedule will be required, including some evening and weekend work.
Responsibilities:
- Initiate assessments through informal and formal observations, which may take place in a clinical setting and/or in the child’s natural environment(s)
- Describe the behavioural service options and assessment process and plan (as developed in collaboration with the family) and answer the family’s questions
- Identify behavioural challenges, if any, and conduct formal assessments as needed
- Develop a plan for recommended behavioural service (i.e., a behaviour plan)
- In collaboration with the child/youth, family and other professionals involved, document clinical decision-making process, including the rationale for the recommended intervention
- Complete documentation and process guidelines regarding skill development, competency, and treatment oversight to be used by staff implementing the intervention
- Monitor, communicate and evaluate the Behaviour Plan being implemented
- Clinically supervise the staff who implement the intervention
- Provide a written progress summary to the family at meetings and as required at key decision and update points
Qualifications:
- Master’s degree in psychology or other health or social sciences field and hold a current Board Certified Behavior Analyst® (BCBA®) credential. We will consider candidates who are within 6 months of sitting for their BCBA exam (successful completion is required)
- Preferred:
- Listed on the BACB Certificant Registry as meeting the Standards for Supervision Requirements to supervise Exam Candidates
- Minimum three years of supervised direct clinical experience with at least eight children and youth with ASD with varied profiles and ages
- Additional training received on the design, monitoring, and supervision of ABA interventions across multiple environments
- Demonstrated leadership, coaching, consensus-building and mentoring skills with staff, clients and families using a mature consistent approach
- Strong written and oral communication skills; ability to share expertise in ways that are understandable; ensuring that conversations are mutually respectful; and being transparent and collaborative with parents, youth and other community partners
- Ability to establish rapport with families that lead to trusting relationships; ensuring that families’ cultures are treated with sensitivity and dignity
- Ability to receive and incorporate feedback, as well as advanced self-reflection skills
- Strong computer skills; including proficiency in the Microsoft Office 2010 package of programs, especially Word and Excel
- A valid Ontario driver’s licence and access to a vehicle
- Current certification in First Aid and CPR
- Proficiency in the French language would be considered an asset
Application deadline: Posted until filled
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Systems Administrator
We are currently recruiting for a full-time (37.5 hours per week) Systems Administrator in Computer Support. This position is available due to an upcoming retirement.
Reporting to the Manager of Computer Support, the Network and Systems Administrator is responsible for configuring, managing and maintaining a secure and effective organizational network. As such, it is the responsibility of the Systems Administrator to monitor and adjust the configuration settings to ensure consistent reliable and secure operation of network resources in all TVCC locations as well as through remote access.
The designated office for the position is London. A flexible work schedule will be required, including some evening and weekend work.
Responsibilities:
- Implement, troubleshoot and maintain networking and information technology solutions to support the business needs of the organization.
- Recommend and Implement secure, effective new solutions to meet organization business needs that provide improved function, performance and better return on investment.
- Configure, implement and maintain end point security policies and systems.
- Develop and maintain access rights groups for secure and effective user access.
- Setup, configure and troubleshoot all network devices, such as switches, firewalls, routers, wireless access points, as well as nightly backup procedures and systems.
- Network maintenance and troubleshooting, including enterprise server operating system upgrades, updates and patching; monitor overall network health and activity, identifying and resolving any issues.
- Review and centrally implement required patches and updates for in network and remote access workstations.
- Compatibility testing and troubleshooting including escalated computing and network technology troubleshooting.
- Develop and maintain documentation for network technology configurations, solutions and maintenance protocols in place.
- Provide input and recommendations on TVCC technology policies and practices
- Other technology projects and duties as assigned
Qualifications:
- Diploma in network administration or Degree in Computer Science, Network administration, or systems administration
- Minimum 3 of years of experience in an Information technology related role with extensive knowledge of server maintenance and administration
- Demonstrable advanced knowledge Micro Focus Open Enterprise Server, eDirectory, ZENworks, Microsoft Windows Server, SUSE Linux, VMware ESXi and vCenter
- Operational knowledge of server/data backup and restore, email services (GroupWise, smtp) Transport Layer Security, TCP/IP Networking protocols, DNS, DHCP and LDAP
- Certifications such as CompTIA Network+, Microsoft, Open Enterprise Server or Cisco Network preferred.
- Experience with IPSec VPN's, Citrix XenApp, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator, BlackBerry UEM and Dell EqualLogic SANs, database management, Structured Query Language and Single Sign-On is an asset
- Excellent organization skills and proven ability to manage multiple competing demands, delegate and manage time effectively
- Strong interpersonal skills including excellent written and verbal communication and demonstrated ability to work as a part of a collaborative team
- Exceptional problem-solving and analytical thinking skills
- Working knowledge of telephone systems, unified communication systems, cloud technologies, mobile device management
- Experience with database management and Structured Query Language, Single-Sign on is an asset
- Availability to work flexible hours including evenings and weekends.
- A valid Ontario driver’s licence and access to a vehicle
Application deadline: June 20, 2021
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Occupational Therapist
We are currently recruiting for a part-time (22.5 hours per week) contract Occupational Therapist in School Therapy Services. This is position is expected to begin in September 2021 and end in May 2022. The designated office will be Owen Sound.
This exciting, dynamic role provides therapy services to students in schools within Grey and Bruce counties and involves working with educators, parents and fellow clinicians to support school participation.
Responsibilities:
- Provide school-based intervention that is consultative to an entire classroom/school or individualized for one client and provided in a direct/mediated/consultative approach
- Advise and provide education to school personnel, clients/families and others regarding accessibility, transfers, classroom fine motor skills, sensory skills and self-care activities; including making recommendations for assistance and equipment;
- Prepare and support children and families in the transition to school and throughout school life;
- Plan services as part of a multi-disciplinary team that includes the family, other care providers, school board personnel, volunteers, staff from other agencies, and other TVCC staff;
- Occasional work contracted from the Southwest LHIN for in home and private school services. The intervention at the client’s home may on rare occasions be in the evenings or on weekends; scheduled by the therapist in consultation with the family;
- Participate in ongoing program development.
- Occasional supervision of students and support personnel will be required.
Qualifications:
- Registration with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario;
- Experience in pediatrics is preferred;
- Excellent communication and organizational skills;
- Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work in a team setting;
- Computer proficiency including MS Office Suite 2010 and videoconferencing software (ex. Zoom)
- Valid driver’s licence and access to a vehicle are required;
- Current First Aid and CPR certification;
- Ability to provide services in French would be an asset.
Application deadline: June 20, 2021
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Physiotherapist
We are currently recruiting for a regular, part-time (26.25 hours per week) Physiotherapist in School Therapy Services. This position is expected to begin in September 2021. This position runs for 10 months each year from September to end of June; resuming the following September. The designated office for this position will be Stratford.
This exciting, dynamic role provides therapy services to students in schools within Huron and Perth counties and involves working with a variety of fellow clinicians, educators and parents to help children and youth participate in their school environment.
Responsibilities:
- Provide individualized school-based intervention in a direct/mediated/consultative approach. Also provide consultative intervention at the classroom/school level.
- Assess and advise and provide education to school personnel, clients/families and others in areas including mobility, transfers, gross motor skills, respiratory skills, etc. Make recommendations for equipment, accessibility, assistance, exercise, activity, positioning, chest clearance, etc
- Prepare and support children and families in the transition to school and throughout school life;
- Plan services as part of a multi-disciplinary team that includes the family, other care providers, school board personnel, volunteers, staff from other agencies, and other TVCC staff;
- Participate in ongoing program development;
- Supervision of students and support personnel may be required.
Qualifications:
- Registered with the College of Physical Therapists of Ontario;
- Experience in paediatrics is preferred;
- Excellent communication and organizational skills;
- Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work in a team setting;
- Computer proficiency including MS Office Suite 2010 and videoconferencing software (ex. Zoom)
- Valid driver’s licence and access to a vehicle are required;
- Current First Aid and CPR certification;
- Ability to provide services in French would be considered an asset.
Application deadline: June 20, 2021
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Speech Language Pathologist
We are currently recruiting for a regular, full-time (37.5 hours per week) Speech Language Pathologist in School Therapy Services. This position is expected to begin in September 2021. This position runs for 10 months each year from September to end of June; resuming the following September. The designated office for this position will be London.
This exciting, dynamic role provides therapy services to students in schools within London and Middlesex, Elgin and Oxford counties and involves working with a variety of fellow clinicians, educators and parents to help children and youth achieve meaningful outcomes in their ability to communicate.
Responsibilities:
- Provide mainly school based intervention including screening, assessment, consultation and intervention regarding speech development, articulation, fluency, voice, resonance, basic augmentative communication needs and swallowing;
- Intervention can be direct, mediated or consultative and may be in groups or include virtual modalities;
- Provide education for clients, families and school personnel
- Plan services as part of a multi-disciplinary team that includes the family, other care providers, school board personnel, volunteers, staff from other agencies, and other TVCC staff;
- Occasional work contracted from the Home and Community Care Support Services (formerly the Southwest LHIN) for in home and private school services. This may on rare occasions be in the evenings or on weekends;
- Participate in ongoing program development.
Qualifications:
- Registration with the College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario
- Experience in pediatrics is preferred
- Excellent communication and organizational skills
- Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work in a team environment
- Computer proficiency including MS Office Suite 2010 and videoconferencing software (ex. Zoom)
- Valid Ontario driver’s licence and access to a vehicle are required
- Current certification in First Aid and CPR
- Ability to clinically supervise support personnel, students and initial practice registrants within the guidelines of CASLPO would be an asset
- Ability to provide services in French would be an asset
Application deadline: June 20, 2021
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