MHPSS Clinical Supervisor for Trauma Survivors

International Rescue Committee; Seattle (WA); Hybrid; USD 81,000 - 89,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

10 paid sick leave

10 U.S. holidays

20–25 paid time off

Medical, dental, vision insurance

403(b) retirement plan with employer-m

Job summary

The International Rescue Committee is seeking a Clinical Services Supervisor in Washington state to lead MHPSS services for survivors of human trafficking. You will conduct intake assessments, develop service plans, and deliver evidence-based interventions with a trauma-informed, culturally responsive approach.

The role requires LICSW licensure, strong intercultural communication, and experience supervising staff.

Qualifications

• At least three years’ experience with therapeutic intake, assessment, service planning, treatment reviews and case closures.
• At least two years’ experience providing evidence-based, evidence-informed, or best-practice interventions.
• LICSW in Washington state; fingerprint clearance and valid driver’s license required.

Responsibilities

• Supervise clinical services, conduct intakes and assessments and develop individual service plans; deliver interventions.
• Provide clinical supervision to non-licensed psychosocial staff to ensure trauma-informed, culturally relevant care.
• Coordinate care with internal and external providers to support holistic client services.
• Engage in outreach to identify and serve survivors of human trafficking and build community capacity.
• Ensure timely and accurate documentation, data entry and reporting; monitor program activity and quality.

Skills

Intercultural communication

Written & verbal communication

Case management

English proficiency

Spanish language

Education

Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW)

Tools

Microsoft Office

Email

Job description

The International Rescue Committee is seeking a Clinical Services Supervisor in Washington state to lead MHPSS services for survivors of human trafficking. You will conduct intake assessments, develop service plans, and deliver evidence-based interventions with a trauma-informed, culturally responsive approach.

The role requires LICSW licensure, strong intercultural communication, and experience supervising staff.