Clinical Leader

Bayshore•Toronto, ON

4d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Clinical Leader of our local Bayshore Neighborhood Health Team (NHT) will have the opportunity to lead a team of healthcare providers supporting clients with in-home care services working hand-in-hand with a network of doctors and local health and wellness providers. This is a hands-on community health position where you will provide a personalized approach to home care for people who wish to age in place their own way. Our approach is uniquely nurse-led, allowing our expert and dedicated nurses to be actively involved in clients’ health and wellness journeys, and designing care plans that are tailored to fit each client’s personal lifestyle.

Requirements

A current and valid license in Ontario as a Registered Nurse (RN); an Occupational Therapist (OT); a Physiotherapist (PT) or Registered Social Worker (RSW).
A minimum of five (5) years of healthcare experience, preferably in a community setting.
A minimum of two (2) years of leadership experience and managing others.
Current and valid CPR certification.
A valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle is required to conduct home visits with clients within the community (roughly 60%25 in the field, vehicle allowance is provided).

Nice To Haves

Experience working with community healthcare, the geriatric population and their families is strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Develop comprehensive plans for clients and families using a holistic approach to help them achieve their aging in place goals, and continue to resolve client’s challenges by offering services, products, advice, and community resources as their needs change.
Direct and monitor the delivery of all in-home services and daily functions of field staff providing access to clinical advice, support, and resources.
Hire and train all healthcare staff and supervise the day-to-day performance of the team; ensure exceptional interactions with prospective and existing clients; and provide ongoing coaching and performance management.
Manage expectations with family members and clients ensuring a client and family-centered approach to care planning.
Adapt care to changing client needs including occasionally working with the interdisciplinary team for management of acute illness, falls, and other immediate challenges.
Ensure shift coverage for callouts and sick calls, including providing direct hands-on care for clients.