DVERT Program Supervisor — Remote Crisis Response Lead

Women Helping Women; Ohio; Hybrid; USD 44,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Retirement Plans

Monthly Parking Stipend

Paid Vacation, Sick Time Off & Self-Ca

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Job summary

Women Helping Women is seeking a DVERT Program Supervisor to lead a team of advocates responding to domestic violence calls in Adams County, OH, in partnership with local police departments. The role blends leadership with frontline service delivery to ensure survivors receive timely, high-quality support.

The position requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, a valid driver's license, and residency within Adams County or nearby.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology, public health, or related field, or 4 years of equivalent professional experience.
• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive situations.
• Must reside in Adams County or within approximately 25–30 minutes of the county to support the needs of the program.

Responsibilities

• Supervise and support staff by recruiting, training, and mentoring DVERT Advocates; manage schedules and coverage.
• Ensure quality service delivery through coaching and accurate documentation; provide crisis response when needed.
• Foster community collaboration with law enforcement and partners; represent WHW in meetings and trainings.
• Attend monthly police calls to strengthen collaboration and communication.
• Monitor program goals, review cases, and propose improvements; ensure policy compliance.
• Provide direct services including crisis intervention, advocacy, and survivor referrals when necessary.

Skills

Driver's license

Confidentiality

Residency constraint

Education

Bachelor’s degree or 4 years experience

Job description

Women Helping Women is seeking a DVERT Program Supervisor to lead a team of advocates responding to domestic violence calls in Adams County, OH, in partnership with local police departments. The role blends leadership with frontline service delivery to ensure survivors receive timely, high-quality support.

The position requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, a valid driver's license, and residency within Adams County or nearby.