Social Worker 2 - Gender Identity Clinic (Access to Care)-camh

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The Gender Identity Clinic at CAMH is currently seeking a part-time, temporary (6 months) Social Worker 2 to join our specialized outpatient service located at 60 White Squirrel Way. The clinic provides comprehensive assessments for gender-affirming surgeries, time-limited support for individuals experiencing gender dysphoria or seeking assistance related to their gender identity.

As a member of an interprofessional team, the Social Worker will deliver client-centered, trans-affirming care. Core responsibilities include conducting psychosocial assessments and evaluating readiness for gender-affirming surgeries in alignment with the most current World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) guidelines. The Social Worker will also facilitate group programming, manage intake, referrals, and triage processes, and provide individual, couple, and family support to those receiving services. This role may include delivering psychoeducational and therapeutic interventions using modalities such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT), or cognitive processing therapy (CPT). The clinician will maintain accurate documentation, conduct mental status assessments, monitor client responses to care, and ensure ongoing communication with both internal team members and external health partners. Additionally, the Social Worker may supervise students, contribute to public education initiatives, and participate in research or program evaluation activities. A strong commitment to reducing transphobia and fostering an inclusive, anti-oppressive, and recovery-oriented environment is essential.