Social Worker
Role Overview
Temporary full-time Social Worker position with the Hope to Health Clinic multidisciplinary team.
The clinic provides primary and specialty care for patients and clients in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.
Work site is 625 Powell Street, Vancouver; the work model is onsite.
Key Skills for This Role
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Role overview
Temporary full-time Social Worker position with the Hope to Health Clinic multidisciplinary team.
The clinic provides primary and specialty care for patients and clients in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.
Work site is 625 Powell Street, Vancouver; the work model is onsite.
Compensation
- Hourly pay range is CAD 44.85 to CAD 56.02.
Schedule and employment
- Temporary full-time employment, 1.00 FTE, day rotation.
- Work hours, days off, work area, and work site may change according to operational requirements and applicable agreements.
Responsibilities
- Support the interdisciplinary team in achieving program and patient or client goals.
- Provide therapeutic counselling, conduct biopsychosocial assessments, and maintain records.
- Provide direct and consultative services about community resources.
- Coordinate clinical and case conferences and develop and deliver staff presentations.
- Keep up with developments in the Social Work profession.
Education and registration
- Master’s degree in Social Work from an accredited university; an accredited Bachelor of Social Work may also be considered.
- Current full registration with the British Columbia College of Social Workers.
- Two years of recent related experience with marginalized populations in HIV/AIDS, substance use/addictions, and/or mental health, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
Skills and knowledge
- Knowledge of mental health, substance use, evidence-based practice, and complex conditions such as HIV and Hepatitis C.
- Ability to assess, plan, and develop care plans using psychosocial frameworks and standardized tools.
- Knowledge of trauma-informed interventions, violence prevention, and transgender care.
- Cultural awareness, culturally safe care, and understanding of colonialism’s impact on Indigenous clients.
- Ability to collaborate with interprofessional teams, communicate effectively, and prioritize workload.
- Knowledge of relevant legislation, psychiatric practice, community resources, referrals, consultation, and presentations.
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