Program Clinical Supervisor

We are seeking a passionate and experienced Clinical Supervisor to lead a small, dedicated team providing in-home clinical services to Child Protection-involved families. This role supervises two clinicians and one family support specialist delivering services through the In-Home Family Recovery (IHFR) model, supporting families navigating substance use and parenting challenges.

The ideal candidate is a reflective, trauma-informed leader who believes in harm-reduction principles and integrated care. This position emphasizes meaningful clinical supervision, collaboration with Hennepin County Behavioral Health and community partners, and a deep commitment to strengthening families in their homes.

This is an opportunity to shape a program, mentor clinicians, and make a measurable difference in the lives of families.

What You’ll Do:

• Provide strong leadership and reflective clinical supervision to the IHFR team
• Facilitate two hours of weekly team supervision and individual supervision as needed
• Ensure services align with IHFR model standards and fidelity requirements
• Collaborate closely with Hennepin County Behavioral Health, Child Protection, and community partners
• Review referrals, assess eligibility, and manage clinical caseload assignments
• Step in to provide direct clinical care during staff absences or client crises
• Cofacilitate Social Club groups supporting participating families
• Maintain accurate documentation, assessments, and participate in weekly case consultation
• Coach and develop staff in clinical tools, boundaries, and crisis response
• Promote reflective practice and ongoing professional growth
• Provide transportation support for families when needed
• Foster a culture of safety, curiosity, and traumainformed care
  
  

What We’re Looking For:

• Master’s degree in Social Work or related field
• Licensed Mental Health Professional and/or Boardapproved clinical supervisor
• Experience supervising professionals in behavioral health or parentchild therapy
• Experience working with individuals affected by substance use disorder
• Knowledge of reflective supervision, traumainformed care, harm reduction, and child development
• Strong collaboration skills with county and community agencies
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
• Ability to pass criminal and driving background checks
  
  

If you’re a clinician who values reflective leadership, relationship-centered work, and building stronger families, we’d love to hear from you!