Counsellor Post Trauma Program

Requisition ID

• 404166
• Posting
• End
• Date:
• June 12, 2026
• City:
• Winnipeg
• Employer:
• Klinic
• Community
• Health
• Site: Klinic Community Health - Department /

Unit: Trauma

Posting Category

Clinical Union: MAHCP Anticipated Start: Date of HIre Term Ending: July 8, 2027 (Subject to two weeks' notice) FTE: 1.0 Anticipated Shift: Days; Evenings; Weekends Daily Hours Worked: 8 Annual Base Hours: 2080 Klinic Community Health is a pro-choice community health centre that provides primary care, education and counselling services to our local community and throughout Manitoba. Driven by our vision of creating healthy and engaged communities, we promote health and quality of life for people of every age, background, ethnicity, gender identity and socio-economic circumstances. Rooted in social justice values, we believe that everyone deserves quality care, support and respect.

Position Summary

As part of the Trauma Program, the counsellor will provide therapeutic interventions to people impacted by interpersonal trauma. Counsellors strive to provide a safe(r) healing space to assist individuals/groups with their healing journey using a Strength Based, Person Centred and Holistic approach. This position directly reports to the Manager of Counselling Services.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree in the social sciences, graduate degree preferred A minimum of 2 years, full time direct experience providing in person counselling for individuals in a supervised clinical setting Experience facilitating group counselling Knowledge of solution focused and brief therapy models A thorough knowledge of trauma, intergenerational trauma and complex trauma A demonstrative understanding of the following: Intimate partner violence and the impact individual and on family dynamics, suicide loss, crisis intervention, substance use, mental health, and self
• harm Awareness and understanding of Strength Based, Person Centred, Trauma Informed and Holistic care practices Knowledge of systems and the impact on individuals/families Experience working within an anti-oppressive lens, demonstrated cultural humility and how privilege, power and intersectionality impact experience of intimate partner violence Strong clinical assessment skills and the ability to chart accurate documentation using leading practices Understanding of the role of professional self-reflection in the counselling process Able to work independently as well as contribute to a collaborative team environment Excellent interpersonal and communication skills [verbal and written]