Clinical Supervisor Family Violence Prevention Program

Volunteers of America Delaware Valley; New Jersey; On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A nonprofit sector organization in New Jersey is seeking a Clinical Supervisor for its Family Violence Prevention Program. The role involves providing direct clinical services, supervising clinical staff, and coordinating treatment teams for clients affected by domestic violence. Candidates must possess a Master's in Social Work, relevant licensure, and experience in clinical supervision. This position emphasizes effective communication skills and a commitment to serving diverse populations. Join a team dedicated to making a positive impact in the community.

Qualifications

• Must hold a professional mental health license (LPC/LCSW).
• Minimum of 21 hours of training in clinical supervision.
• Minimum of 100 hours providing clinical supervision in last 5 years.
• Training in domestic violence experience is required.

Responsibilities

• Conduct clinical interviews and assessments.
• Provide group and individual client services.
• Supervise clinical staff and participate in treatment teams.
• Maintain client confidentiality and document client progress.

Skills

Strong people skills

Excellent written communication skills

Excellent verbal communication skills

Outstanding organizational skills

Ability to multi-task

Education

Masters in Social Work or related field

Tools

Clinical supervision

Job description

Clinical Supervisor Family Violence Prevention Program

Job Category: VOADV

Requisition Number: CLINI001371

• Posted : September 19, 2025
• Full-Time

Locations

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Family Violence Prevention Program - Burlington
200 Campbell Dr
Willingboro Twp, NJ 08046, USA

As part of the treatment team, provides direct clinical social work services to clients in the abuse intervention program targeting behaviors that led to domestic violence. Responsibilities include supervising all Abuse Intervention clinical assessments, clinical consultations, group and individual client services, discharge planning, and client-centered advocacy. On‑going supervision of clinical staff providing one‑on‑one and group supervision to staff, and participating in a Multi‑disciplinary Treatment Team, discharge planning, and post‑discharge follow‑ups.

SCOPE OF DUTIES

• Interview the client, their families, and other persons/agencies involved to obtain significant social and other data needed for diagnosis and treatment planning.
• Conduct, review, and cosign assessments to establish a plan to enhance the client's capacity for social functioning and community reintegration.
• Facilitate FVPP curriculum as well as individual sessions.
• Ensure fidelity to the AIP model, standards, and group curriculum, ensuring compliance, accuracy, and quality of clinical documentation.
• Provide one‑on‑one and group clinical supervision to staff weekly.
• Identify and implement appropriate referrals and linkages in the maintained extensive directory or resources.
• Assist in coordinating the Multi‑Disciplinary Treatment Team for all participants to collaborate and coordinate client treatment according to risk assessment, treatment, and behavioral monitoring, to optimize treatments for clients.
• Prepare reports containing findings, conclusions, and recommendations as required by funding source.
• Document client employment and progress in the client's case file, and collect data as required by funding sources.
• Interact verbally and nonverbally with clients, staff, and outside contacts professionally with respect and courtesy.
• Maintain client and staff confidentiality in compliance with administrative policies and procedures.
• Attend and participate in regularly scheduled staff meetings, supervisory conferences, training sessions, and external meetings as required.
• Other duties as assigned by Supervisor.

Qualifications

Education

Masters or better in Social Work or related field.

Experience

Must hold a professional mental health license (LPC/LCSW) and possess a minimum of 21 hours of training in clinical supervision and a minimum of 100 hours providing general clinical supervision during the past 5 years. Working knowledge of social learning theory, Cognitive‑Behavioral intervention, motivational interviewing skills, and approaches, assessment, and evaluation necessary.

Training in domestic violence experience is required, as well as working with underserved or culturally specific populations (i.e. immigrant, female, LQTQ+, etc.). Strong people skills, excellent written and verbal communication skills, outstanding organizational skills, and the ability to multi‑task are required.

Licenses & Certifications

Valid Drivers License

Licensed Clinical Soc Wkr

Licensed Prof Counselor

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