Sinai Health is looking for a Social Worker, Family Medicine to support our Mount Sinai Academic Family Health Team (MSAFHT) Department at our Mount Sinai Hospital Campus. The Social Worker, MSAFHT provides a range of social work services including assessment, crisis intervention, counseling and community referrals. The Social worker works collaboratively with the team and provides consultation to the team on managing issues that are psychosocial, emotional and mental health in nature related to our perinatal population.About The Mount Sinai Academic Family Health TeamThe Mount Sinai Academic Family Health Team delivers comprehensive patient-centered primary care throughout every stage of life. Our goal is to help patients manage their health and enhance their overall quality of life. We do this by offering primary health care and several specialty and group programs.We have locations in Toronto at the Granovsky Gluskin Family Medicine Centre and in Vaughan at the Sherman Health and Wellness Centre. Family health teams bring several primary care providers into one care team. Working as a team means we can act as a primary point of care for patients and provide access to specialized supports in one location. The team consists of physicians, nurses, social workers, pharmacists and other specialized health-care providers. We have a special interest in perinatal care and the care of babies and children. Our services also include programs for diabetes management, mental health, nutrition, smoking cessation and geriatric care.As a teaching clinic, we work closely with the University of Toronto Department of Family and Community Medicine to train medical students and resident doctors to provide the highest level of care. Our team values education,



research and collaborative patient care.In This Role You WillAssess and provide social work diagnosis of psychosocial problemsProvide individual, couple, family and group counseling and psychotherapy as well as host webinarsManage cases, including knowledge of and linkages to community resourcesConduct psycho-education related to the prevention and management of mental health problems, including the facilitation of group sessionAssist in navigating service delivery networks and building relationships to find and secure required resourcesAdvocate to establish and access needed resourcesSupport patient self-management through the development of patient education resources/sessionsActively contribute to the education of all learners in the academic settingImplement standardized screening and assessment tools to support team delivery of mental health careDevelop, manage and deliver programs alone or in collaboration with other professionalsConsult with other professionals related to patient needsParticipate inCase management rounds to refine treatment goals with the teamProgram development, planning, evaluation and clinical research in all aspects of the MSAFHT mental health program (e.G. assessment and care planning,



crisis intervention and management)Perform other duties consistent with the job classification as requiredJob RequirementsMandatorySuccessful completion of a Masters of Social Work from an accredited educational institutionCurrently registered and in good standing with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers3 years of experience in direct client service within a community health care settingPreferredPrevious experience with an electronic medical record (EMR), in particular PS SuiteExperience in program and role developmentExperience supporting individuals coping with grief, trauma, and/or abuseExperience working with populations facing social complexity (e.G., poverty, housing instability, systemic barriers) as well as individuals with complex mental health conditionsSkills and KnowledgeDemonstrated knowledge of contemporary theoretical frameworks and social work practice standardsPractical experience with evidence-based therapeutic modalities, such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)Knowledge of community resources and a proven ability to make effective referrals to appropriate servicesDemonstrated clinical skills working with a broad range of client groups and their familiesAble to function in a fast paced, changing environmentDemonstrated achievement of positive working relationships with colleagues, professional staff, residents and the interprofessional teamOrganizes time and set priorities effectivelyAbility to work independentlyAbility to make clinical decisions within professional domainDemonstrated satisfactory work performance and attendance historyThis is a Temporary contract for up to Twenty-Two [22] months.Job Type: Temporary Full TimeHours (subject to change): 37.5 hours per weekVacancy Type: New/Replacement VacancyVacancies: 1Employee Group: Non-Union

📌 Social Worker, Family Medicine (Toronto)
🏢 Mount Sinai Hospital (Toronto), Sinai Health
📍 Toronto