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As an Intake Worker, you are the front door to the organization, setting the tone for how people experience Willowbridge at a critical moment when they are seeking support. You will use clinical judgment, systems navigation, and strong coordination skills to ensure people are connected to the right service at the right time. This role works across programs and teams, balancing responsiveness with thoughtful assessment in a fast-paced environment.
Job Responsibility:
Determine appropriate program fit based on referral and intake information
Complete intakes across multiple programs, including Ontario Works, Violence Against Women, and Developmental Services
Conduct intake assessments using clinical judgment to evaluate needs, risk, and service alignment
Utilize screening and assessment tools as part of the intake process
Complete income assessments to determine eligibility for subsidized counselling services
Provide clients with clear information regarding wait times and next steps
Coordinate initial appointments with therapists and manage intake-related scheduling
Maintain and monitor multiple waitlists
Set up and maintain accurate client records using Caseworks
Ensure compliance with mandatory reporting requirements
Complete partner contacts as required for specific program areas
Maintain organized and up-to-date client files
Provide administrative support as needed
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Social Work or a related field
Minimum of 2 years’ experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities, mental health concerns, and/or dual diagnosis
At least 1 year of experience in intake, assessment, or a client-facing service role
Strong clinical assessment and decision-making skills
Excellent organizational and administrative skills
High level of computer literacy (including Microsoft Office and case management systems)
Ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise sound professional judgment
Strong time management skills and ability to manage competing priorities
Ability to remain composed in high-demand or complex situations
Demonstrated ability to work both independently and collaboratively
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Nice to have:
Experience collaborating with community services is an asset
What we offer:
$ 1,000 Health Care Spending Account
Flexible work hours to support work–life balance
Hybrid work model (remote and in-person)
Funded professional development opportunities (as available)
A supportive leadership team that prioritizes staff wellbeing
A collaborative workplace that values innovation, leadership, and community impact