Emploi

Le centre de services Vista pour traumatisés crâniens accueille et encourage les demandes des personnes en situation de handicap. Des mesures d’adaptation sont disponibles sur demande pour les candidats choisis pour participer au processus de sélection.

Le CSVTC est toujours à la recherche de professionnels compétents et attentionnés qui souhaitent mener une carrière à la fois exigeante et enrichissante. Si vous souhaitez travailler dans un milieu de réadaptation qui met l’accent sur l’indépendance, le respect, le choix et la réinsertion sociale, alors nous sommes peut-être l’endroit idéal pour le déploiement de vos compétences !

Bon nombre de professionnel en début ou en cours de carrière ont choisi le CSVTC VCBIS en raison de la stabilité des postes d’emploi, des possibilités d’avancement et de la satisfaction de savoir que leur contribution est appréciée et qu’elle fait une différence dans la vie des personnes qui reçoivent des services. Notre agence offre des salaires et des avantages sociaux concurrentiels, une grande variété de profils d’emploi, des options de formation et la possibilité pour chaque employé de s’investir pleinement dans l’amélioration en continu des services.

Si cela ressemble au type d’environnement dans lequel vous aimeriez travailler, veuillez communiquer avec nous. Nous aimerions apprendre à vous connaître.

Postes disponibles actuellement

Le Centre des services Vista pour traumatisés crâniens deviens de plus en plus un leader provincial dans la prestation de services communautaires de réadaptation et de soutien aux adultes qui vivent avec les effets d’une lésion cérébrale acquise. Nous sommes financés par le secteur public et entièrement accrédités par Agrément Canada et nous démontrons année après année notre engagement à l’égard de la qualité et de l’innovation.

Financial Manager

We are seeking a full time Financial Manager to join our team. As a member of the agency’s senior management team and under the direction of the Executive Director, the Financial Manager will be responsible for all aspects of finance, accounting and business support for the agency. Key responsibilities include the financial close and the preparation of the financial statements for programs, preparation and analysis of financial reports, budgets, forecasts and developing and monitoring internal financial controls. The Finance Manager understands and promotes the importance of values, ethics and visions by guiding individuals and groups towards developing, sharing and contributing to the organization’s strategic and operational goals.

Key Responsibilities (include, but not limited to the following):

Provides strategic leadership as well as supervision in the development and management of financial systems, processes, and reporting.
Responsible for all insurance plans, RRSP plans, benefit plans, rent and investments.
Co-ordinates the annual financial audit
Provides leadership and supervision to the Payroll Clerk
Manages all levels of external financial reporting including Ministry of Health/Health Ontario East
Manages all aspects of internal financial reporting.
Plans, directs, and coordinates financial activities, the month-end close, billing and payroll process for the Community Support and Hospice programs in accordance with established schedules.
Oversees the monthly bank account reconciliations.
Ensures timely payments of vendor invoices and government remittances, providing oversight to purchasing practices and vendor relationships.
Monitors and reconciles the general ledger and ensures the appropriate allocation of expenditures.
Prepares, analyzes, reviews, and verifies financial and statistical reports for accuracy, and supports the operations team in explaining budget, service volume and target variances.
Prepares monthly, quarterly, annual and ad-hoc financial reports.
Develops the annual budget in collaboration with the Executive Director, Program Managers and Team Leads and tracks departmental results. Prepares and updates forecasts.

Qualifications:

University Degree in Accounting/Business/Finance and/or equivalent program
Five years progressive experience in accounting, audit or equivalent
Advanced knowledge and skills with integrated business and accounting systems, financial analysis, data analysis, report design, and internal controls.
Experience with business system and finance system implementations is an asset, as is experience with financial planning and budgeting tools (Workday Adaptive Planning or equivalent)
Demonstrated ability to meet tight deadlines and work well under pressure.
Highly developed organizational, time management, problem solving and prioritizing skills
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Effective leadership, coaching, training, supervising, and mentoring ability
Proficiency with MS 365 and Microsoft Office tools
Ability to analyze, distill and present financial information to different levels and roles of staff.
Experience in a not-for-profit organization or registered charity and healthcare is a strong asset, including knowledge of OHRS standards and reporting requirements
Bilingualism (French/English)

What we offer you:

Salary: $75,000.00
Health and dental benefits
Defined benefit pension program
Flexible schedule and work arrangements, including hybrid.
Work life balance
Employee assistance program
Professional development opportunities
A collaborative team culture that supports making a difference in the lives of our clients

Please forward a letter of interest and resume to the following by Friday, October 13 at 4 PM:

Vista Centre Brain Injury Services
214-211 Bronson Ave
Ottawa, ON., K1R 6H

Fax: 613-234-3625
Email: jobs@vistacentre.ca

Conseillers de relève

Successful candidates will be caring, energetic, resourceful and motivated people able to provide direct support, including weekends, evenings and overnights, to individuals living with effect of an acquired brain injury. If you have a degree/diploma in human services or the equivalent in experience, and a commitment to supporting people in achieving independence and community integration, we may have what you are seeking. We offer competitive salaries, excellent staff development opportunities and good potential for future full-time employment.

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Please direct your resume together with a covering letter to:

Vista Centre Brain Injury Services
Human Resources
214-211 Bronson Avenue
Ottawa, ON, K1R 6H5

Phone #: (613) 234-4747
Fax: (613) 234-3625

Email: info@vistacentre.ca

We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Stage étudiant

Le Centre de services Vista pour traumatisés crâniens (CSVTC) est un leader provincial dans la prestation de services communautaires de réadaptation et de soutien aux adultes qui vivent avec les effets d’une lésion cérébrale acquise. Nous sommes financés par le secteur public et entièrement accrédités par Agrément Canada et nous avons démontré notre engagement à l’égard de la qualité et de l’innovation.

Nous avons la chance de participer à un certain nombre de stages étudiants chaque année. Nous sommes fiers d’avoir l’occasion de jouer un rôle de formation et de fournir de l’expérience directement reliée au domaine d’étude. Nous profitons également énormément de la présence des étudiants !

Bon nombre d’étudiants de divers programmes ont terminé des stages au CSVTC, y compris en travail social, travailleur des services sociaux et travailleur des services aux personnes ayant une déficience intellectuelle du Collège Algonquin, en psychologie et en travail social de l’Université Carleton et en ergothérapeute à l’Université d’Ottawa et cette liste n’est pas exhaustive. Les placements ont souvent donné lieu à des offres d’emploi. Les étudiants ayant complété leur placement se disent très satisfaits de leur expérience au CSVTC.

Testimonials

In January 2014, I had the opportunity to do my third year social work placement with Vista Centre Brain Injuries Services, through Carleton University.

A placement at Vista Brain Injury Services (VCBIS) is an eye opening experience. Before doing my placement with them, I had no idea how prevalent brain injury was, nor the myriad issues individuals face as a result. A placement with the Vista Centre really illuminates the great need for more services like the ones they offer.

The Vista Centre provides for a rich placement opportunity. Students are given a lot of freedom to choose the areas in which they wish to work and have many areas to choose from. Through your placement at VCBIS, you can work and learn at the residence, the day program, as well as with supportive independent living clients in the community.

As a part of my practicum, I was given the opportunity to start an art program at VCBIS' day program. Staffs at VCBIS are very encouraging and will allow you to exact ideas in your area of interest. As a student, you have the opportunity to tailor your practicum to your desired areas of learning.

Throughout my placement at VCBIS, I was learning continuously. The staffs at the VCBIS are incredibly supportive and are willing to help you in any way they can. Stephane is a dynamic supervisor, with so much knowledge to pass on. Those you work with are inspiring and have so much to teach you.

When doing a placement at VCBIS, you really become part of this family, with all the staff and residents. I would recommend a placement with Vista Centre Brain Injury Services to anyone interested in a challenging, creative, fulfilling and, most of all, fun learning opportunity.

Amanda Armstrong

As a student at Algonquin College in the Developmental Services Worker Program, I recently had the privilege of completing a field placement at Vista Centre during the month of May 2011.

I loved working with the staff and residents at Vista Centre because of their positive attitudes and great sense of humour. What struck me the most was the comfortableness and camaraderie between staff and residents, which is why I stayed on as a volunteer. Vista Centre has an atmosphere where I have received so much more than I have given.

Mary Smallwood

The VCBIS offers many opportunities for placement students who wish to gain experience and knowledge working in the disability sector. If you didn't know a lot about acquired brain injury (ABI) and working with adults who are living with this diagnosis, the VCBIS will bring you up to speed very quickly. There are no two people living with ABI who are the same, just as we as people are all unique in our own ways. ABI works the very same way. You need to accept that each individual with ABI is even more unique because of their physical and mental symptoms. It is also very important to work well as a team member while assisting staff with each client. Fitting in to the environment can only happen if you observe and follow the routines of everyone in the residence and in day program. For supported independent living clients, you must be willing to see these clients on their own turf and know that each visit could be very different from the last. Most of all, you need to be very flexible with your time and your approach to assisting clients with ABI and the staff. You will no doubt be challenged but you will also realize that it is a wonderful place to work, where the staff truly care about the clients and that the VCBIS is about family and creating an atmosphere of supported independence. Their mission is to give clients a right to make as many choices on their own. It will be your job as a placement student to assist in ensuring this.

Helen S. Pace
M.S.W, R.S.W
B.A (Hon) Psychology, min. Biology
B.A Canadian Studies
Carleton University