Complex Care Clinician

Responsibilities

• Conduct clinical assessments and behavioral observations to formulate clinical impressions for triage, care planning, and consultation
• Provide initial clinical support and counseling to distressed students in crisis and facilitate referrals to appropriate resources
• Prepare detailed risk factor analyses to determine emergency escalation criteria and develop safety care plans
• Provide case management and coordination for students with urgent or complex problems requiring multiple services
• Coordinate personal care plans for students admitted to or discharged from hospitals, liaising with internal and external contacts
• Consult with campus clinicians and partners regarding safety planning for students in crisis
• Supervise the activities of one clinical placement student

Requirements

• Master’s degree in a regulated health profession (e.g., MSW/RSW; MScN/RN or equivalent)
• Membership in good standing with a relevant Ontario regulatory college (e.g., OCSWSSW, CNO)
• 6-7 years of recent post-registration clinical experience in mental health, including crisis intervention and risk assessment
• Proficiency with EMR systems (e.g., Accuro) and standard office software
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively in emotionally charged situations while maintaining professional boundaries
• Capacity to apply culturally responsive, equity-informed practice with diverse student populations

Preferred Qualifications

• Psychiatric or mental health specialization
• Experience working with university-aged young adults
• Demonstrated experience liaising across systems, including campus services, hospitals, and community providers

About the Company

The University of Toronto's Health & Wellness department provides essential medical and mental health care to students. We offer resources and support ranging from relationship concerns to acute crisis intervention, ensuring an inclusive and accessible environment that supports student success and well-being.