Clinical Supervisor (Crisis Stabilization Unit)

Responsibilities

• Evaluation and screening on an emergency basis for clients in need of crisis stabilization services.
• Partners with emergency services and criminal justice community to ensure appropriate level of care.
• Accurate data collection of program goals.
• Assists in crisis resolution.
• Creates, implements and monitors a comprehensive stabilization plan.
• Provides supervision and training of staff within her/his program(s).
• Schedules shift and coverage pattern for service, including regular and on-call relief.
• Works in conjunction with the director and treatment staff in matters of supervision, evaluating, training, and recommendation of hiring or termination.
• Participates in staff meetings, community meetings, and other staff and program group activities that support the operation of a treatment program.
• Promotes good family and community relations and appropriately assesses services for appropriate wrap around services to support quality of life for persons served.

Qualifications

• Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) or Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
• Three or more years experience with relevant population (including one or more years in a supervisory capacity)
• Crisis Intervention and/or Stabilization experience preferred
• Proficient with Windows, Outlook, Internet research and Microsoft Office
• Valid Virginia driver's license with excellent driving record
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills