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Social Worker

Halton Healthcare
CompanyHalton Healthcare
CategoryHealthcare
LocationOakville
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted11 Aug 2026
Last verified12 Aug 2026
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Description
Job Description As an integral member of the interdisciplinary Step-Up Neuro Rehab team, the social worker will assess, plan, implement and evaluate patient needs as well as work with their family and/or significant others. The social worker will enable stroke/neuro clients in their reintegration within their community setting by providing critical thinking and problem solving. The social worker will enable reintegration by focusing on the needs and goals of the patient and family. Will advocate within both the healthcare setting and community for the removal of systemic barriers that negatively influence the delivery of healthcare and the continuity of care using the appropriate resources in partnership with external partners. • Conduct comprehensive social work assessments using a variety of modalities and in accordance with professional standards and clinical practices and policies. • Consider the individual needs and readiness of patient/family/caregiver when providing resources and connecting them to community services • Provide education to stroke/neuro patients and their families regarding what to expect as they transition back into the community • Collaborate with the inter-disciplinary team to address ongoing patient needs, to participate in discussions to help optimize patient care and to ensure the coordination of community based support services. • Engage patient to assist with adjustments related to socio/emotional health issues and identify patient’s network of supports • Formulate a care plan to accomplish patient’s goals • Resolve complex issues with patient/family through use of conflict resolution, providing mediation and advocacy both with internal and external partners • Cross-training opportunities to support discharge planning and patient flow across inpatient units