DV Program Supervisor: Lead Survivor Services & Team

Metropolitan Family Services; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Guardian dental coverage

VSP vision coverage

HSA contributions

Teladoc services

401K with employer match

Job summary

Metropolitan Family Services in Chicago is seeking a full-time DV Program Supervisor for the Midway DV Courthouse Team. This role leads the domestic violence advocacy program, supervises staff, and collaborates with the DV Program Director on hiring, supervision, and evaluations.

The position requires a Bachelor's degree with 5 years in survivor services, CDVP certification by end of year, and strong crisis intervention and grant management skills.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree plus 5 years’ experience in survivor services and related fields.
• Illinois CDVP certification required by end of first year.
• Experience with grant monitoring and reporting for programs.
• Strong supervisory and administrative abilities.
• Bilingual/bicultural preferred for some sites.

Responsibilities

• Oversees a domestic violence advocacy program area and supervises its staff.
• Plans, develops, and implements interventions to meet client needs.
• Assumes responsibility for grant monitoring and reporting within the program area.
• Provides supervision, coaching, and staff development in crisis management and trauma‑informed care.
• Collaborates with the DV Program Director on hiring, supervision, and evaluation.
• Establishes relationships with local partners and represents Metropolitan Family Services in the community.

Skills

Supervisory skills

Grant management

Crisis intervention

Trauma-informed care

Communication skills

Team leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree

CDVP certification by end of first year

Job description

Metropolitan Family Services in Chicago is seeking a full-time DV Program Supervisor for the Midway DV Courthouse Team. This role leads the domestic violence advocacy program, supervises staff, and collaborates with the DV Program Director on hiring, supervision, and evaluations.

The position requires a Bachelor's degree with 5 years in survivor services, CDVP certification by end of year, and strong crisis intervention and grant management skills.