Supervisor, Client Services

Wascana; Regina; Hybrid; CAD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Wascana in Regina is seeking a Supervisor for the South Service area to lead staff, oversee case management (assessment, planning, counselling), and coordinate crisis intervention and referrals.

You will develop and implement programs, manage budgets and resources, and partner with community organizations to help individuals with intellectual disabilities live more independently and participate in communities.

Qualifications

• Bachelor degree in Social Work or Indigenous Social Work with related experience.
• A valid driver’s license is required as travel is necessary.
• Experience in supervising staff and coordinating community services.

Responsibilities

• Direct and manage staff to deliver services in the South Service area.
• Supervise case management, including assessment, planning, and counselling.
• Develop and implement community-based programs and services.
• Manage budgets and allocate resources effectively.
• Coordinate referrals, crisis intervention, and collaborations with community partners.

Skills

Staff supervision

Case management

Budget management

Program development

Crisis intervention

Education

Bachelor of Social Work

Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work

Job description

The Opportunity:

1 Year Term Full Time Position

The Ministry of Social Services, Disability Programs, is seeking a highly-motivated, task oriented, creative and flexible individual for a Supervisor opportunity in the South Service area, Regina office.

As part of the Community Services Unit, you will be capable of balancing the demands of directing and managing staff, supervision of case management (including assessment, individual program planning, counselling of individuals and/or families, referral and follow-up to residential/day program/other service systems and crisis intervention), program development and implementation (including consultation with community-based organizations, approved private service homes and the community at large), budget management and resource allocation. These objectives will be achieved by applying appropriate and ethical social work methods in the implementation of divisional programs in the region, with the primary goal being to support and empower the community to assist individuals with intellectual disabilities to live more independently and participate more fully in communities.

The knowledge and skills for this position will have been gained and demonstrated through the completion of a Bachelor of Social Work or a Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work and related experience. A valid driver's license is required as travel is necessary.

Candidates are asked to clearly indicate in their resume and cover letter where they have acquired the knowledge and demonstrated the abilities required for the position. Applicants will be screened based on the information provided.