Support grief and bereavement care through trauma-informed, culturally appropriate practice within Six Nations’ Home and Community Care program. This full-time position requires team-oriented clinical work.

The Psychosocial Spiritual Bereavement Clinician conducts multi-systemic, inter-generational assessments for individuals and families. The clinician provides psychoeducation and support therapies while considering age, gender, cultural, and spiritual or religious factors. Work includes collaboration with hospice and palliative care programs within Wellbeing.

Key Responsibilities:

- Receive referrals for palliative and hospice care
- Provide trauma-informed, culturally appropriate psychosocial supports
- Conduct multi-systemic inter-generational family assessments
- Deliver individual, partner, family,



and group psychoeducation
- Maintain accurate client documentation and statistics

Requirements:

- Bachelor’s degree in social work, education, counselling psychology, or nursing
- At least two years’ hospice palliative care experience
- Certificate in grief and bereavement, or willingness to pursue
- Interdisciplinary teamwork and excellent interpersonal skills
- Compassion, empathy, integrity, and computer proficiency

Apply clinical assessment, bereavement education, and culturally appropriate support skills within Six Nations’ hospice and palliative care services.

📌 Bereavement Clinician Hospice Palliative Care (Ohsweken)
🏢 Six Nations
📍 Ohsweken