Position: Senior Mental Health Clinician ? DBT & Intensive Outpatient ProgramLocation: Stella?s Place, Toronto (Hybrid ? In-Person 3 days per week)Position Type: Full-Time Permanent, 40 hours/weekSalary range: $80,000-$84,000Start Date: ASAPApplication Close Date: Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all positions are filled. About Stella?s PlaceStella?s Place is an innovative, community-based mental health organization supporting young adults (16?29) in navigating their mental health journey. We provide comprehensive clinical and peer support services, bridging gaps in the mental health system through a holistic, participant-driven model of care.Position OverviewWe are seeking three Senior Mental Health Clinicians to join our dynamic team to lead and deliver high-quality, evidence-based therapeutic services to young adults experiencing debilitating symptoms of anxiety and depression. This new role will play a key leadership role in the development and delivery of a three-day-per-week Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), as well as contribute to Stella?s existing programming, including Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), the Social Anxiety Program, and individual therapy sessions.The ideal candidate is an experienced, highly skilled, and creative clinician who is passionate about supporting young adults, comfortable working in a hybrid model, and committed to delivering engaging, relational therapy both in person and on screen. This position requires the ability to facilitate virtual programming with a professional and compassionate screen presence that fosters connection and trust.Key ResponsibilitiesClinical Delivery & LeadershipDeliver evidence-based therapeutic services to young adults, including:DBT-informed group programmingSocial anxiety group programmingBrief and ongoing individual therapyFacilitate and co-lead the three-day-per-week Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), with a mix of in-person and virtual modalitiesProvide clinical oversight, mentorship, and case consultation to other clinicians and program staff, including students and interns as applicableMaintain accurate and timely clinical documentation in accordance with regulatory and organizational standardsEnsure engaging and professional delivery of services on screen, including virtual group and individual sessionsProgram Development & EvaluationCollaborate with the Clinical & Recovery Manager and interdisciplinary team to shape the IOP design and adapt programming to meet the needs of young adults living with moderate to severe anxiety and depressionUse measurement-based care and validated outcome tools to assess participants? progress and program effectivenessDemonstrate a proven track record of using data and outcome measures to inform and improve clinical practiceContribute to the development and review of clinical resources, program manuals, and fidelity toolsCollaboration & Capacity BuildingWork closely with peer support workers, medical staff, program staff, and community partners to ensure integrated care that reflects a recovery-oriented and trauma-informed approachPromote an inclusive, culturally responsive, and anti-oppressive clinical environmentParticipate in cross-functional committees, case conferences, and staff meetings as neededAdditional duties as assigned.QualificationsMaster?s degree in Social Work, Psychology, or a related field from a recognized institutionRegistration in good standing with a regulated professional college (e.g., OCSWSSW, CRPO, CPO)Minimum 5 years of clinical experience providing psychotherapy, with demonstrated expertise in:DBT and/or DBT-informed practiceTreatment of anxiety, depression, and mood-related disordersStructured group therapy deliveryWorking with transitional-aged youth (TAY) or young adultsDemonstrated comfort and professionalism delivering therapy and group facilitation virtually (via secure video platforms)Familiarity with measurement-based care