Clinical Supervisor
Job purpose
The Clinical Supervisor will provide oversight and guidance to CVAC’s counseling department.
Duties and responsibilities
Qualifications
Certification: Must successfully complete 40-hour crisis line training and additional 10 hours provided by the agency.
Working conditions
Work is primarily in doors with some driving/walking required. The work is highly confidential and sensitive in nature. Occasional work evenings and weekends is required.
The Clinical Supervisor will provide oversight and guidance to CVAC’s counseling department.
Duties and responsibilities
- Provide direct clinical supervision and consultation to all clinical staff.
- Participate as part of a management team in areas of program development.
- Identify treatment needs and initiate counseling for victims.
- Provide information and referrals to victims while acting as a medical advocate in a local medical facility or while working the crisis line.
- Provide counseling services to primary and secondary victims (both child & adult).
- Coordinate and facilitate victim support groups.
- Assist in providing community outreach and education.
- Responsible for grant writing and fund development for current projects.
- Monitor budget expenses.
- Prepare written plans, correspondence, reports, and document information as requested by the Executive Director.
- Keep accurate and current case records.
- Provide up to date data that accurately reflect services available; assist in the preparation of agency statistical reports.
- Function as a member of the team by exhibiting cooperation and mutual respect to promote a productive work environment.
- Represent the agency in a professional manner by participating on committees and task forces at a local and state level as needed.
- Assist in the development and implementation of CVAC marketing and development campaign.
- Encourage collaboration among direct reporting staff and peers.
Qualifications
- Licensed Masters Social worker required, Licensed Clinical social worker preferred.
- Two years minimum of clinical experience.
- Sensitivity and commitment to issues of victimization.
- Thorough knowledge of services provided, well-developed advocacy skills, and a working understanding of the victim advocacy process
Certification: Must successfully complete 40-hour crisis line training and additional 10 hours provided by the agency.
- CVAC supervisors agree to a week of administrative on call once every 4-5 weeks.
- Valid NY State driver’s license, transportation and insurance required.
- Microsoft Office computer skills required.
- Exemplary oral and written skills required.
Working conditions
Work is primarily in doors with some driving/walking required. The work is highly confidential and sensitive in nature. Occasional work evenings and weekends is required.