Clinical Supervisor/Director, Social Services

Volunteers of America - Greater New York, Inc.•New York, NY

20d•$100,000 - $100,000

About The Position

The Clinical Supervisor provides agency-wide clinical leadership and oversight across all Domestic Violence shelter programs and sites. The role supervises licensed clinicians and social workers and helps ensure that survivors of domestic violence receive high-quality, trauma-informed, evidence-based clinical services. The position directly supervises the Art Therapist at Victory I and provides clinical consultation and guidance to the Art Therapist at the remaining DV sites. The Clinical Supervisor maintains a small caseload of clients with complex clinical needs, conducts psychosocial and clinical assessments to support housing applications and service planning, and provides clinical guidance during crises and critical incidents, including after-hours on-call support as required. The role collaborates with program leadership and multidisciplinary teams to support compliance with agency, funder, and regulatory requirements. Evening and/or weekend hours may be required. Bilingual English/Spanish is preferred.

Requirements

Master’s degree in social work and Mental Health Counseling.
Current New York State licensure as an LCSW, LMSW, or LMHC.
At least three years of clinical experience with trauma-impacted populations.
At least two years of clinical supervisory experience.
Strong knowledge of trauma-informed care and crisis intervention.

Nice To Haves

Experience with survivors of domestic violence is preferred.
Bilingual English/Spanish is preferred.

Responsibilities

Provide clinical oversight and leadership across all Domestic Violence shelter programs and sites.
Supervise licensed clinicians and social workers, including the SRT Therapist at Victory I, and provide clinical consultation to the Art Therapist across the remaining DV sites.
Conduct regular individual and group supervision sessions and case conferences.
Maintain a small caseload of clients with complex clinical needs.
Complete psychosocial and clinical assessments to support housing applications and service planning.
Provide clinical guidance during crises and critical incidents, including after-hours on-call support as required.
Ensure clinical documentation meets agency and funder standards.
Promote staff development, ethical practice, and trauma-informed supervision.
Collaborate with program leadership and multidisciplinary teams.
Foster a wellness- and recovery-oriented environment using evidence-based practices.