Lead culturally grounded clinical services as Mooka’am Supervisor, using Indigenous healing approaches and contemporary clinical practice. This Toronto role supports an interdisciplinary team.
Native Child and Family Services of Toronto seeks a Supervisor to guide services for children, youth, adults and families. The role combines clinical supervision, operational oversight, staff development and family-focused interventions. It applies Two-Eyed Seeing across counselling, attachment-based practice and service coordination.
Key Responsibilities:
- Supervise Mooka’am clinical staff across counselling and clinical supports
- Oversee the SickKids partnership and family-focused service readiness
- Guide therapeutic practice across diverse clinical modalities
- Deliver culturally grounded training integrating Indigenous approaches
- Monitor culturally responsive practice and agency standards
Requirements:
- FNIM candidacy and connection to FNIM communities
- Degree in Psychology, Social Work, Counseling or related field
- Three years of clinical supervisory or management experience
- Solid Indigenous and contemporary healing practice knowledge
- Vulnerable Sector Police Record Check required
Bring clinical leadership, cultural knowledge and family-focused supervision to Mooka’am services at Native Child and Family Services.