Hospital Social Worker - Nursing Administration - Regular Part-Time

Hospital Social Worker - Nursing Administration - Regular Part-Time

Job Category : Nursing Administration

Requisition Number : HOSPI

Posted : August 18, 2026 Part-Time Locations

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Whitehorse General Hospital
5 Hospital Road
Whitehorse, YT Y1A3H7, CAN

Description

Signing Bonus May Apply!

Regular Part-Time Position - (0.8 FTE)

This position is at the L09 level with an hourly pay range of $45.62 - $60.93

(PIPSC Bargaining Unit)

Reporting to the Clinical Care Manager, the incumbent is responsible for providing clinical and consultative services to patients and families; shares in the management of the Whitehorse General Hospital’s Social Work program and performs other related duties.

Knowledge, skills and abilities required:

Knowledge of social work theory, principles and techniques including the areas of mental health and addictions; Knowledge and understanding of the disease process at all ages through case management and consultation;

Knowledge and ability to access policies and procedures regarding programs, benefits and resources for clients, families and communities;

Demonstrated ability to work independently in case management and link clients/significant others to appropriate resources;

Demonstrated ability and skill to work with professionals on an inter-disciplinary team;

Demonstrated ability and skill to work with clients, families and communities with diverse backgrounds and circumstances in a manner that follows the Canadian Association of Social Workers’ Code of Ethics and promotes understanding and social acceptance as demonstrated through case record reviews, supervision or consultation;

Demonstrated ability in networking, coalition building, community organization and advocacy for clients and communities where access to services is lacking as documented in recordings and case management;

Demonstrated ability in applying a variety of counselling skills including but not limited to family therapy, behavioural techniques, reality therapy, cognitive therapy, couple counselling and psychotherapy;

Excellent oral, written and verbal communication skills;

Demonstrated computer literacy;

Excellent interpersonal skills;

Strong organizational skills;

Ability to work independently;

Demonstrated ability to prioritize workload.

The successful candidate is required to have, Bachelor of Social Work from an accredited School of Social Work (4 years), registration in a provincial College of Social Workers, minimum 3 years social work experience and an understanding of social work services in a hospital setting, including at least 2 year’s experience with mental health of addictions clients. Master of Social Work degree; Experience with Meditech applications, First Nations health issues and Cross Cultural awareness training is desired.

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