Family Support Services Supervisor — Therapeutic Lead

Rise Inc Family; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Rise Inc Family seeks a Supervisor, Family Support Services to lead a team delivering evidence-based therapeutic services to families involved with DCS. This role blends community-based field work with some office duties in Mesa, AZ.

You will supervise five to six staff, ensure contract compliance, and provide crisis intervention and counseling as needed. The position requires a Master's degree and at least one year of related experience; a working knowledge of family systems, cultural

Qualifications

• Masters degree required with at least 1 year of related work experience.
• Working knowledge of family systems theory and best practices in family services.
• Ability to work flexible hours and travel as needed.

Responsibilities

• Manage and supervise a team of five to six staff delivering FC/NPP/SENSE programs.
• Meet with families weekly or monthly to address issues and provide therapeutic support.
• Provide short-term, evidence-based curriculum and crisis intervention as needed to strengthen protective factors.
• Ensure contract timelines are met and act as lead for assigned cases.
• Respond to emergency phone calls and coordinate services with state agencies when required.

Skills

Team leadership

Counseling coordination

Crisis intervention

Communication skills

Cultural sensitivity

Education

Master's Degree in Social Work or related field

AZ LMFT/LPC preferred

Tools

Google Suite

Job description

Rise Inc Family seeks a Supervisor, Family Support Services to lead a team delivering evidence-based therapeutic services to families involved with DCS. This role blends community-based field work with some office duties in Mesa, AZ.

You will supervise five to six staff, ensure contract compliance, and provide crisis intervention and counseling as needed. The position requires a Master's degree and at least one year of related experience; a working knowledge of family systems, cultural