Social Care Supervisor: Trauma-Informed Leader

Private Therapy Clinic; Dublin; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension

Training & development

2-year contract

Job summary

Private Therapy Clinic is seeking a Social Care Supervisor in Dublin to lead vulnerability assessment delivery for international protection applicants. The role focuses on quality assurance, escalation pathways, and safeguarding oversight within a high-demand environment.

It requires CORU registration and Garda vetting, with at least 4 years' experience in social care or mental health. The position is full-time with a minimum 50% on-site presence and potential for extended hours based on demand.

Qualifications

• Minimum 4 years' relevant professional experience in social care, mental health, or vulnerable populations work.
• CORU registration as a Social Care Worker is required.
• Garda vetting clearance (or willingness to obtain) is essential.
• Children First training completion prior to commencement.

Responsibilities

• Provide guidance, supervision, and quality assurance for all assessment activities.
• Handle complex cases and escalation pathways; advise on safeguarding and welfare concerns.
• Monitor team adherence to protocols, timelines, and safeguarding standards.
• Support professional development and competency maintenance of assessment staff.
• Ensure compliance with Children First Act 2015, GDPR, and safeguarding legislation.
• Deliver or coordinate trauma-informed practice, intercultural communication, and child protection training for staff.
• Communicate with external stakeholders; contribute to weekly and annual reporting requirements.
• Participate in scheduling, resource allocation, and capacity planning

Skills

Team Leadership

Quality Assurance

Escalation Management

Regulatory Compliance

Trauma-informed Practice

Intercultural Communication

Data Management

Education

CORU registration (Social Care Worker)

Tools

Data reporting systems

Job description

Private Therapy Clinic is seeking a Social Care Supervisor in Dublin to lead vulnerability assessment delivery for international protection applicants. The role focuses on quality assurance, escalation pathways, and safeguarding oversight within a high-demand environment.

It requires CORU registration and Garda vetting, with at least 4 years' experience in social care or mental health. The position is full-time with a minimum 50% on-site presence and potential for extended hours based on demand.