Position SummaryThe FASD Clinic Social Worker is a key member of the interdisciplinary Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) diagnostic and support team. This role supports children, youth, adults, and families throughout the assessment, diagnosis, and follow-up process.The Social Worker provides psychosocial assessments, care coordination, system navigation, advocacy, and culturally grounded supports to individuals impacted by FASD. The position plays a critical role in ensuring families feel supported, understood, and empowered throughout their journey.Key ResponsibilitiesConduct comprehensive psychosocial assessments as part of the FASD diagnostic processGather collateral information from families, caregivers, schools, and community partnersContribute to interdisciplinary case conferences and diagnostic decision-makingSupport the development of individualized care plans and recommendationsProvide counselling and ongoing emotional support to individuals and familiesSupport caregivers in understanding FASD and implementing practical strategiesFacilitate education related to FASD, trauma, attachment, and behavioural supportsEnsure services are culturally secure, respectful, and responsive to Anishinabek valuesCoordinate referrals to internal and external services (health, education, social services, justice)Support access to funding, programs, and community resourcesMaintain strong working relationships with partner organizationsIntegrate traditional teachings, cultural practices, and ceremony where appropriateCollaborate with Elders, Knowledge Keepers,



and Cultural Practitioners (Shkaabewis)Support culturally grounded approaches to healing and family wellnessMaintain accurate and timely clinical documentation in accordance with organizational standardsPrepare assessment summaries, reports, and recommendationsEnsure compliance with privacy legislation and ethical standardsParticipate in program planning, evaluation, and continuous quality improvementSupport community outreach and education initiatives related to FASD awarenessContribute to policy and procedure development as requiredQualificationsBachelor's or Master's Degree in Social Work (BSW or MSW)Current registration and good standing with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service WorkersMinimum 2–3 years of relevant experience (pediatric, family, mental health, or community-based settings preferred)Experience working with FASD, neurodevelopmental conditions, or complex needs is an assetKnowledge of trauma-informed care, attachment theory, and harm reduction principlesDemonstrated experience working with Anishinabek communities and culturally grounded approaches to careStrong assessment, counselling, and case management skillsExcellent communication, collaboration, and advocacy skillsValid driver's license and ability to travel as requiredWorking ConditionsWork is primarily conducted on-site at SKHC, with occasional travel within the community and partner locationsInteraction with clients experiencing complex social, emotional, and health challengesParticipation in case conferences, community meetings, and outreach activitiesKey CompetenciesCultural humility and safetyRelationship-building and trust developmentCritical thinking and clinical judgementCollaboration within interdisciplinary teamsAdvocacy and systems navigationFlexibility and adaptability

📌 Fasd Social Worker (Greater Sudbury)
🏢 Shkagamik Kwe Health Centre
📍 Greater Sudbury