Specialized Clinical Services for People with Autism, Developmental and Sensory-Related Concerns
Toronto, Ontario
Surrey Place is a not-for-profit organization that helps people of all ages with autism-, developmental-, and sensory-related concerns push the boundaries of what’s possible to achieve new victories. With a holistic circle of care approach, Surrey Place brings together caring clinicians, staff, valued partners and other experts to collaborate for the client’s best interests.
On-site
The Manager, Marketing is responsible for developing and executing marketing strategies to drive program awareness, enrollment, and revenue. They lead a team to manage multi-channel campaigns, optimize registration pathways, and utilize data insights to achieve measurable growth.
On-site · Brampton
The therapist will support the delivery of individualized ABA treatment and behaviour management for children and youth in ECPP classrooms. Responsibilities include collecting data, preparing program materials, and maintaining accurate clinical records.
Hybrid
The Psychologist II provides comprehensive psychological services including assessments, psychotherapy, and clinical supervision within an interdisciplinary team. They also contribute to business development initiatives, manage waitlists, and provide consultation to families and partner agencies.
On-site
The ABA Therapist provides skill-building programs to children and youth with autism spectrum disorder using Applied Behaviour Analysis principles. Responsibilities include delivering group and individual sessions, conducting functional assessments, and providing support and training to parents.
On-site · Toronto
The Clinical Supervisor will lead the development, delivery, and evaluation of individualized ABA treatment for clients with autism and developmental disorders. They will also provide clinical supervision, coaching, and staff training while collaborating with interprofessional teams and school boards.
On-site · Toronto
The ABA Therapist provides skill-building programs to children and youth with autism spectrum disorder using Applied Behaviour Analysis principles. Responsibilities include delivering group and individual sessions, conducting functional assessments, and providing support and training to families.
Hybrid
The Booking Clerk is responsible for scheduling and managing appointments for the Infant Hearing Program while maintaining accurate electronic client records. They also coordinate with clinical staff and external agencies to process information requests and ensure informed consent is obtained.
On-site · Toronto
The Instructor Therapist will deliver individualized ABA treatment to children and youth with autism and developmental disorders in community settings. Responsibilities include collecting and tracking clinical data, training mediators, and collaborating with families to support treatment goals.
On-site
The Communicative Disorders Assistant provides newborn hearing screening, audiology services, and communication development support within an interdisciplinary team. They coordinate with hospital staff to implement screening protocols and maintain accurate clinical documentation.
