Crisis Response Team Supervisor: Trauma-Informed Leadership

Neighbor; San Diego (CA); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 81,000; Full time

Job summary

Father Joe's Villages in San Diego, CA, seeks a Supervisor for the Crisis Response Team to lead daily field operations across multiple housing sites. You will supervise staff, respond to crises in real time, and coordinate with clinical and housing partners to stabilize residents.

The role requires a Bachelor's in Social Work or related field, with MSW preferred, and a CA driver's license to travel between sites. A trauma-informed, Housing First approach guides all actions.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Psychology, or related field required; MSW preferred.
• Minimum five years in social services, behavioral health, housing, or crisis response settings.
• Valid California driver's license and ability to travel between sites.

Responsibilities

• Lead daily operations of the Crisis Response Team across permanent supportive housing sites.
• Supervise, coach, and support staff responding to high-acuity and urgent client situations.
• Respond directly to crisis situations in the field when needed to support stabilization and safety.
• Provide real-time guidance, de-escalation support, and coordination with clinical and behavioral health partners.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

De-escalation

Trauma-informed care

Team development

Documentation

Crisis intervention

Cross-disciplinary coordination

Budget management

Travel coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in Social Work / Psychology / Human Services

MSW preferred

Job description

Father Joe's Villages in San Diego, CA, seeks a Supervisor for the Crisis Response Team to lead daily field operations across multiple housing sites. You will supervise staff, respond to crises in real time, and coordinate with clinical and housing partners to stabilize residents.

The role requires a Bachelor's in Social Work or related field, with MSW preferred, and a CA driver's license to travel between sites. A trauma-informed, Housing First approach guides all actions.