Clinical Program Supervisor, Suicide Prevention

Family Health Center at NYU Langone; New York (NY); On-site; USD 69,000 - 114,000; Full time

Job summary

Family Health Centers at NYU Langone is seeking a Clinical Program Supervisor for the CRC Suicide Prevention Program in New York. The role provides clinical, operational, and administrative leadership for a four-member team delivering high-risk suicide prevention services under SAMHSA funding.

The supervisor ensures quality care, compliance with grant requirements, staff development, and collaboration across departments to support trauma-informed, culturally responsive care for adults at risk.

Qualifications

• Minimum of five (5) years of clinical mental health experience with high-risk populations.
• Experience with suicide risk assessment, crisis intervention, safety planning, and management of high-risk adults.
• Experience supervising licensed and/or unlicensed clinical staff and with clinical documentation.

Responsibilities

• Oversees clinical operations of the CRC team serving patients at high risk for suicide.
• Provides clinical supervision and consultation to a team of four supervisees.
• Ensures thorough initial and ongoing assessments are completed for patients served by the program.
• Oversees crisis intervention, suicide risk assessment, safety planning, stabilization, and treatment planning.
• Maintains documentation in compliance with clinic, hospital, grant, and regulatory standards.
• Coordinates with outpatient providers, crisis services, inpatient units, and community organizations to ensure continuity of care.

Skills

Suicide risk assessment

Crisis intervention

Clinical supervision

Grant reporting

Leadership

Education

Ph.D./Psy.D. in Psychology

MSW with NY State license as LCSW

Job description

Family Health Centers at NYU Langone is seeking a Clinical Program Supervisor for the CRC Suicide Prevention Program in New York. The role provides clinical, operational, and administrative leadership for a four-member team delivering high-risk suicide prevention services under SAMHSA funding.

The supervisor ensures quality care, compliance with grant requirements, staff development, and collaboration across departments to support trauma-informed, culturally responsive care for adults at risk.