Clinical Supervisor

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Maryland.

📋 Description

• Manage a small caseload involving home study and post-release services as necessary.

• Ensure that staff adhere to US and ORR policies, procedures, and mandated timelines.

• Oversee staff who provide home study and post-release services, as well as the department handling Home Study and PRS Level III cases.

• Collect and consistently report on the progress of expected outcomes and implement strategies for improvement.

• Assess, identify, verify, and offer recommendations regarding areas that require additional support, resources, or information to meet a child's needs and ensure a safe environment.

• Provide guidance on trauma-informed crisis intervention strategies and services as needed, or connect families to services to guarantee a child's safety and well-being in times of crisis.

• Review recommendations made by staff concerning the sponsor's capability to provide suitable care and a safe living environment for the child, ensuring that assessments and screenings for human trafficking concerns are conducted regularly.

• Assist in coordinating and scheduling interviews, home visits, managing caseloads, and staff travel.

• Maintain proper documentation, safeguard confidential records, and protect personally identifiable information in accordance with program regulations.

• Report concerns related to children and sponsors, life-altering events, and significant incidents to the program and ORR.

• Function as a mandated reporter by reporting abuse/neglect to child protective services and law enforcement as required by the state in which services are provided.

• Engage in training, meetings, and uphold quality improvement initiatives as recommended.

• This position requires travel to deliver services and conduct meetings with staff in various surrounding areas across the U.S.

⛳️ Requirements

• A Master of Social Work (MSW) or an equivalent degree in psychology, sociology, or other fields of behavioral science.

• Two years of post-graduate direct service experience, or a bachelor's degree in one of the aforementioned sciences combined with six years of clinical employment experience in the behavioral sciences.

• Prior supervisory experience is necessary, and candidates must be licensed to provide clinical supervision.

• Familiarity with family preservation, kinship care, trauma-informed care, child welfare policies and procedures, as well as relevant state and federal laws and regulations.

• Experience in conducting Home Studies, providing Post Release Services, and working with immigrant populations.

• Proficiency in both English and Spanish (verbal and written).

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills to effectively engage with families, caseworkers, and other stakeholders.

• Excellent organizational and problem-solving abilities to manage multiple tasks and priorities.

• Capacity to handle sensitive and confidential information with discretion.

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and data entry systems.

• A valid driver's license and availability to travel for in-person visits and to various regions nationally.

🏝️ Benefits

• Remote work opportunities for eligible positions.

• Medical and Dental coverage is 95% funded by the company, with 5% contributed by the employee (individual or family).

• Vision coverage is 100% funded (individual or family).

• 401K with matched contributions up to 4%.

• Employee Assistance Program available.

• Generous vacation time, varying depending on the program and position.

• 9 Sick Days and 11 Holidays offered.

• All employees receive long and short-term disability coverage at no cost.

• The company provides laptops for positions that require one.

• A company-issued cellphone is provided for positions that necessitate it.