Clinical Supervisor

Berkshire County Kids' Place & Violence Prevention Center, Inc. is a fully accredited Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) offering a safe, supportive space for children and families to heal from trauma related to abuse and violence.

Our multidisciplinary team approach integrates trauma-focused therapy, family advocacy, forensic interviewing, and prevention services—helping children find hope and resilience after trauma.

Position Overview

We are seeking a Clinical Supervisor to lead a talented team of clinicians and interns providing trauma-focused mental health care to children and adolescents. This leadership role is ideal for a licensed clinician who values collaboration, professional growth, and the opportunity to make a direct impact in the lives of children and families.

This position may be full-time or part-time (approximately 20–32 hours per week), with a flexible daytime schedule based on the needs of the program and the selected candidate. Please note that this is a fully in-person position located in Berkshire County.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide individual and group clinical supervision to licensed clinicians and interns, ensuring adherence to best practices and evidence-based care.
• Maintain a small trauma-focused caseload (children/adolescents and non-offending caregivers).
• Serve as a mental health resource for the Berkshire County Multidisciplinary Team (MDT), supporting child abuse investigations and forensic interviews.
• Oversee referrals, case assignments, and onboarding for the clinical team.
• Facilitate weekly team meetings and clinical reviews to strengthen practice and treatment planning.
• Represent Kids’ Place at community events, advisory boards, and professional meetings.
• Support and occasionally provide backup for forensic interviews.
• Stay current on trauma and child advocacy best practices through training and continuing education.
• Responsibilities may be adjusted based on part-time hours and program needs.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in social work, counseling, psychology, or related field.
• Independent clinical license (LICSW, LCSW, LMHC, LMFT, or equivalent).
• TF-CBT certification or willingness to obtain within one year.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in child/adolescent trauma treatment.
• Demonstrated ability to lead, mentor, and support a multidisciplinary team.
• Knowledge of the CAC model and the role of mental health professionals in multidisciplinary settings.

Compensation and Benefits

Compensation:

• $74,000–$78,000 annually for full-time employment.
• For part-time employees, compensation will be prorated based on scheduled hours and experience.

Benefits:

• Health, dental, and retirement benefits available for employees working 30 or more hours per week.
• Paid time off and holidays prorated based on hours worked.
• Opportunities for professional development, including supervision hours and continuing education.
• Supportive and collaborative team environment.

Why Join Us

• Flexible daytime schedule: Ideal for clinicians balancing family, private practice, or teaching.
• Collaborative culture: Work closely with skilled clinicians, advocates, and forensic interviewers.
• Mission-driven impact: Make a lasting difference in the lives of children and families impacted by trauma.
• Commitment to growth: Ongoing supervision, CEU support, and access to training in trauma-informed care.

• Health, dental, and retirement benefits available for employees working 30 or more hours per week.
• Paid time off and holidays prorated based on hours worked.
• Opportunities for professional development, including supervision hours and continuing education.
• Supportive and collaborative team environment.

Why Join Us

• Flexible daytime schedule: Ideal for clinicians balancing family, private practice, or teaching.
• Collaborative culture: Work closely with skilled clinicians, advocates, and forensic interviewers.
• Mission-driven impact: Make a lasting difference in the lives of children and families impacted by trauma.
• Commitment to growth: Ongoing supervision, CEU support, and access to training in trauma-informed care.