Provider Opportunities
Explore available opportunities in Primary Care and Psychiatry below.
 
 
 
ICHA Job Opportunities for Family Physicians
 
The ICHA Primary Care and Medical Specialties Program is currently recruiting Family Physicians to provide primary care services at the following sites. Interested candidates are invited to submit a CV and the name of three references to the director of Primary Care and Medical Specialties program Dr. Mona Haidar at  mona.haidar@icha-toronto.ca  and program’s manager Sara Daou at . These postings will remain open until filled.

 

Four Points Hotel Shelter. Address: 2180 Islington Ave, Etobicoke

Hotel adult only shelter operated by the City of Toronto supporting people experiencing homelessness. ICHA provides a range of health services on-site: primary care, regional mobile nursing, and psychiatry.

Required Hours: 4-8 Hours / Week (0.1-0.2 FTE), preferably on a Thursday.

Start Date: January / February 2026. Permanent position. 

 

 

ICHA Job Opportunities for Psychiatrists

SHARC – 129 Peter St, Toronto, ON,

Clinics: Bi-weekly half day clinic – Available January 2026 – In-Person

ICHA Services On-Site: Primary Care

Description: Streets to Homes (S2H) and partners provide street outreach and housing-related follow-up supports to assist people who are experiencing homelessness and sleeping outdoors in finding and keeping housing. This includes outreach to individuals living in encampments. The ICHA clinic at SHARC/129 Peter St. is in a large well-lit office immediately adjacent to the office of the counselor who serves as the dedicated health liaison; the psychiatrist will be located onsite and will not be doing street outreach. A security officer is stationed just outside or in their cars. 129 Peter St. serves some of the city’s most vulnerable homeless, including some who are barred from previous shelters and come to 129 Peter for showers/laundry/food. Streets to Homes counselors accompany some patients to appointments.

 

Davis Centre – 270 Gerrard St. E.

Clinics: Bi- Weekly Half Day Clinic -Available January 2026 – In-Person  

ICHA Services On-Site: None

Description: Yonge Street Mission- Davis Centre is a drop in Program. They have a team of Psychotherapists that the ICHA Psychiatrist works with to support clients. The mental health professionals provide support for emotional difficulties such as anxiety, depression, social isolation, relationship conflict, grief, addictions, and more.  Using a trauma-informed approach, our interventions build resilience and strengthen psychological wellbeing for Torontonians experiencing poverty, in person or virtually, free of charge.  

 

Homes First – 4117 Lawrence Ave E, Scarborough

Clinics: Bi- Weekly Half Day Clinic -Available January 2026 – In-Person/Virtual  

ICHA Services On-Site: Primary Care, Nursing (Primary care and Substance care)  

Description: 4117 Lawrence Shelter program opened in May 2021. The program can serve up to 89 beds for those experiencing homelessness in Toronto. It serves all genders. This program is an emergency shelter program that provides temporary accommodation and related support services that assist residents to move into housing. The provided wrap-around services include: daily meals, laundry, recreational programming and case management supports.  

 

CONC – Comfort Inn – 445 Rexdale Blvd

Clinics: Bi- Weekly Half Day Clinic -Available January 2026 – In-Person/Virtual

ICHA Service On-Site: Primary Care, Nursing (Primary care and Substance care), Substance Use Care 

Description: The Hotel Shelter at 445 Rexdale Blvd. provides overnight shelter supporting the well-being of 160 clients each night in Toronto’s North-West End who are homeless, street-oriented and facing mental health challenges, substance use issues, unemployment and other barriers to maintaining adequate housing.  

Comfort inn also has the Breaking Barriers programming, which is accessible to all program participants and shelter residents of CONC. Breaking Barriers case managers work closely with their clients to formulate individually tailored case plans, helping them set short and long-term goals to stabilize the client and develop the skills, tools and resources necessary for them to thrive. 

 

Interested candidates are invited to submit their CV and the names of three references to the Director of the Mental Health Program, Dr. Michaela Beder, at . These postings will remain open until filled.