Inpatient Clinical Manager

Casey House; Toronto; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 110,000; Part time

Job summary

A healthcare organization in Toronto is seeking an Inpatient Clinical Manager to lead an interdisciplinary team providing comprehensive care to clients at risk of HIV. This role requires a registered nurse with a Bachelor's degree and at least five years of experience in a similar setting. The ideal candidate will be skilled in crisis intervention and possess strong leadership abilities. This part-time position offers a salary range of CA$90,000.00 to CA$110,000.00 annually.

Qualifications

• Must be a registered nurse in good standing with the College of Nurses.
• Minimum of five years in a community, mental health, or acute care setting.
• Experience with diverse populations, including those with complex mental health needs.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical leadership and operational oversight for the inpatient team.
• Manage client intake and flow, ensuring trauma-informed care.
• Supervise staff and provide performance feedback.

Skills

Leadership skills

Crisis intervention

Communication

Problem-solving

Analytical skills

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing (BScN)

Master’s Degree in Nursing or related field

Tools

Electronic health records

Data analysis software

Job description

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Reporting to the Director, Clinical Services, the Inpatient Manager provides day‑to‑day operational and clinical leadership for Casey House’s interdisciplinary inpatient team, which delivers comprehensive, wrap‑around care to clients living with or at risk of HIV. The manager is accountable for team performance, client flow, quality of care, and staff development.

The manager ensures inpatient services are delivered in accordance with best practices, regulatory standards, and organizational strategy. Responsibilities include managing staff scheduling, supervising service delivery, overseeing risk and incident response, and implementing quality improvement initiatives. The role works in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team to foster excellence in trauma‑informed, harm‑reduction, and anti‑oppressive care.

Base pay range

CA$90,000.00/yr – CA$110,000.00/yr

Clinical Leadership & Coordination

• Provide leadership and clinical oversight for the inpatient unit, ensuring safe, effective, and compassionate care.
• Manage client intake and flow, respond to safety incidents.
• Directly supervise inpatient staff, including performance management, coaching, and accountability to organizational and regulatory standards.
• Support coordination and optimization of client care, ensuring alignment with trauma‑informed, harm‑reduction, and anti‑oppressive principles.
• Co‑develop, implement, and evaluate clinical protocols, policies, and best‑practice guidelines.
• Hire and assist with onboarding new hires.
• Provide ongoing feedback and continuous learning opportunities for inpatient team members to support development and performance.
• Analyze and report service trends and lead team‑level quality improvements.

Client & Staff Support

• Act as a senior clinician and resource to support staff in managing complex client needs.
• Lead incident reviews and follow‑up processes, including root‑cause analysis, staff debriefing, and mitigation plans.
• Manage client and family complaints and conflict resolution.
• Participate in case conferences, care‑planning meetings, and interdisciplinary rounds.
• Demonstrate knowledge of collective agreements, labor relations, and unionized work environments.

Leadership & Risk Management

• Collaborate with the director on critical incidents, including documentation and communication with executive leadership.
• Lead interdisciplinary huddles and debriefs following safety‑related incidents or operational disruptions.
• Collaborate on continuous quality improvement initiatives, including audits, case reviews, and program evaluations.
• Identify opportunities for service enhancement and support the implementation of evidence‑based interventions.
• Support onboarding, orientation, mentorship, and professional development of new and existing staff.
• Work with interdisciplinary team members to review and address client concerns and service gaps.

Operational & Administrative Duties

• Maintain staff scheduling, workflow optimization, client intake, and workload planning.
• Serve as a member of the team, contributing to the re‑imagining of client care.
• Engage in continuous improvement efforts, ensuring care evolves to meet clients’ changing needs and healthcare trends.
• Support program planning, evaluation, and reporting in collaboration with leadership.
• Contribute to developing policies and procedures that enhance client outcomes and staff effectiveness.
• Serve as a liaison between frontline staff, leadership, and external community partners to ensure seamless service delivery.
• On‑call obligations: a shared rotation with other clinical leaders, approximately one week every six to seven weeks, with additional compensation provided.

About You – Education and Experience

• Current registration and in good standing with the College of Nurses.
• Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing (BScN) required; Master’s Degree in Nursing or related field preferred.
• Minimum of five (5) years of experience in a community, mental health setting, or acute care, including two (2) years in a leadership or mentorship role.
• Demonstrated skills in de‑escalation and crisis intervention in high‑acuity or community‑based settings.
• Experience in harm reduction, HIV care, mental health, addictions, and community health is an asset.
• Familiarity with trauma‑informed, anti‑oppressive, and equity‑based care models.
• Experience working with clients who use substances, people experiencing homelessness, and those with complex mental health needs.
• Experience working with populations living with or at risk of HIV, and an understanding of social determinants of health.
• Experience working with diverse and historically marginalized populations, including racialized, Indigenous, or 2SLGBTQIA+ communities.
• Excellent communication, advocacy and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks.

Technical Skills

• Strong leadership and problem‑solving abilities in a fast‑paced healthcare setting.
• Ability to analyze service delivery trends, recommend improvements and implement changes.
• Competence in electronic health records, clinical documentation, and data analysis.
• Knowledge of best practices in harm reduction, withdrawal management, and crisis intervention.
• Strong knowledge of clinical best practices, client safety, and quality improvement methodologies.
• Familiarity with EPIC EMR is an asset.

Additional Skills and Competencies

• Strong leadership and problem‑solving abilities in a fast‑paced clinical practice setting.
• De‑escalation and crisis intervention skills.
• Ability to analyze service delivery trends, recommend improvements, implement changes, and evaluate effectiveness.
• Competence in electronic health records, clinical documentation, and data analysis.
• Excellent attendance and punctuality.

Seniority level

Mid‑Senior level

Employment type

Part‑time

Job function

Health Care Provider

Industries

Hospitals and Health Care

Location

Toronto, Ontario, Canada