Lead Psychiatric Rehabilitation Supervisor — Mobile Community Services

Resources for Human Development; Pittsburgh (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 49,000 - 59,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

DailyPay

Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

Paid Time Off

Employee Assistance Program

Wellness Programs

Employee Referral Bonuses

Company-Paid Training

Job summary

Resources for Human Development (RHD) leads a mobile, community‑based psychiatric rehabilitation program in Allegheny County. The Psychiatric Rehabilitation Supervisor will oversee a dedicated team and ensure recovery‑oriented services that advance independence and community participation.

This role emphasizes hands‑on leadership, staff development, and partnership with providers while maintaining high standards of accountability, trauma‑informed care, and program quality across sites.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree and at least 2 years of direct mental health experience, including at least 1 year providing PRS.
• CPRP certification or ability to obtain CPRP within 2 years.
• Valid Driver’s License and access to a vehicle; ability to travel the service area.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical and administrative supervision to a team of psychiatric rehabilitation staff.
• Ensure services are recovery‑oriented, person‑centered, trauma‑informed.
• Oversee documentation quality and regulatory compliance.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and community partners.
• Support staff development and program quality improvements.

Education

Bachelor’s degree

CPRP certification

Job description

Resources for Human Development (RHD) leads a mobile, community‑based psychiatric rehabilitation program in Allegheny County. The Psychiatric Rehabilitation Supervisor will oversee a dedicated team and ensure recovery‑oriented services that advance independence and community participation.

This role emphasizes hands‑on leadership, staff development, and partnership with providers while maintaining high standards of accountability, trauma‑informed care, and program quality across sites.