Job opportunity
Psychosocial Clinician II in Winnipeg
Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
Join CancerCare Manitoba as an Indigenous Designated Psychosocial Clinician II in Winnipeg. Use your psychosocial expertise to support oncology patients and promote equitable access to care.
In this permanent role, you will provide psychosocial consultation, clinical assessment, and counseling for adult and pediatric cancer patients and their families. With a focus on culturally safe and trauma-informed care, you will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to improve health experiences for Indigenous Peoples. Your experience addressing systemic barriers will be invaluable in supporting those facing challenges in accessing care.
Key Responsibilities:
• Provide psychosocial consultation and clinical intervention for oncology patients
• Conduct assessments to determine patient needs and barriers
• Collaborate with health care providers and community organizations
• Support education and research initiatives within the team
• Maintain a culturally safe and trauma-informed care environment
Requirements:
• Master’s degree in Social Work or related field
• Minimum three years of clinical counseling experience
• Completion of Indigenous cultural safety training
• Knowledge of health equity and social determinants of health
• Ability to work ethically and maintain confidentiality
Bring your skills in psychosocial care and understanding of cultural safety to make a meaningful impact at CancerCare Manitoba.
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Apply on source site In this permanent role, you will provide psychosocial consultation, clinical assessment, and counseling for adult and pediatric cancer patients and their families. With a focus on culturally safe and trauma-informed care, you will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to improve health experiences for Indigenous Peoples. Your experience addressing systemic barriers will be invaluable in supporting those facing challenges in accessing care.
Key Responsibilities:
• Provide psychosocial consultation and clinical intervention for oncology patients
• Conduct assessments to determine patient needs and barriers
• Collaborate with health care providers and community organizations
• Support education and research initiatives within the team
• Maintain a culturally safe and trauma-informed care environment
Requirements:
• Master’s degree in Social Work or related field
• Minimum three years of clinical counseling experience
• Completion of Indigenous cultural safety training
• Knowledge of health equity and social determinants of health
• Ability to work ethically and maintain confidentiality
Bring your skills in psychosocial care and understanding of cultural safety to make a meaningful impact at CancerCare Manitoba.
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