Clinical Services Coordinator at YWCA Evanston/North Shore

Evanston, Illinois, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

08 May, 26

Salary

56716.0

Posted On

07 Feb, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Clinical Supervision, Crisis Intervention, Conflict Resolution, Trauma-Informed Care, Community Outreach, Counseling, Case Management, Team Development, Program Evaluation, Training, Documentation, Relationship Building, Public Speaking, Motivational Interviewing, Policy Development, Data Entry, Professional Development

Industry

Individual and Family Services

Description

Description This position is located in Evanston, Illinois The Clinical Services Coordinator plays a key role in coordinating and supervising all Domestic Violence Counselors and Case Managers, ensuring high-quality counseling and case management services. This role oversees daily operations, supports the development and implementation of department policies and procedures, and strengthens program visibility through outreach and strategic relationship-building with community partners to increase awareness of and access to YWCA Evanston/North Shore’s Domestic Violence Services. A motivated self-starter, the coordinator provides supervision, counseling, and presentations while driving innovative, best-practice programming that translates vision into action. This role contributes to a comprehensive, trauma-informed support system that fosters a warm and welcoming environment for all survivors and their children. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Clinical Service Coordination and Delivery (30%) In collaboration with program leadership and input from direct reports, develops long-term and annual plans that identify growth goals and outcomes that ensure continuous quality improvement in clinical services and client experience. Supports the enhancement, implementation, and oversight of a full array of all clinical services, including voluntary support services for on-site residential clients and community-based clients that conform to trauma-informed best practices. Assists in the review and updating of program and client policies and procedures, and related documentation. Provides trauma-informed individual and group counseling, case management services, and referrals to survivors in community-based programs and occasionally supports clients in residential programming. Establishes relationships with clients, drawing on motivational interviewing and a client- centered approach. Provides conflict resolution when needed. Provides parenting feedback as required. Provides clients with education on the impact of trauma and demonstrates techniques to help them learn relaxation, calming, and soothing. Plans, coordinates, and facilitates specialized services and support groups as needed and ensures that program activities are developmentally, culturally, and linguistically appropriate and operate through a trauma-informed lens. Oversees and implements referrals to appropriate community agencies and services. Facilitates programming for clients through partnerships with community agencies and providers. Ensures the development and updating of community service referral guide for staff and clients. Community Outreach & Training (30%) Represents and speaks about the services of the organization to community organizations. Establishes and maintains working relationships with area service providers and community leaders, including but not limited to schools, healthcare systems, faith-based community, and partners in the Continuum of Care. Participates in coalitions and committees to form collaborative responses to domestic violence. Collaborates with the domestic violence leadership team to develop and implement outreach plans, including training and tabling, to expand domestic violence services within the catchment area. With support from department leadership, develops and implements outreach initiatives that increase service usage. Participates as a trainer in delivering domestic violence training, including but not limited to the state-required 40-hour domestic violence training program and other community-based training on domestic violence. Staff Supervision (20%) Develops, motivates, and maintains a high-performing team with strong morale and adherence to high standards of service delivery. Develops and supports the growth of direct reports, providing supervision by encouraging professional development Hires a diverse staff in accordance with agency policies and procedures and submits timely, accurate, and completed hiring paperwork. Ensures new-hires are onboarded in accordance with agency policies and procedures, including but not limited to developing, reviewing, and submitting new-hire work plans for those working 20 hours or more a week, and training on agency operations, policies, procedures, and job responsibilities. Oversees the workflow and productivity of staff, including but not limited to maintaining accurate work schedules, reviewing and approving timesheets and activity reports in a timely manner, setting and regularly reviewing professional goals, caseload, expectations, and accomplishments. Develops staff capacity and morale by providing regular supervision and effective coaching, including but not limited to meeting individually with staff working 20 hours or more a week at least twice a month, and providing consistent and timely feedback to those working less than 20 hours a week as determined by performance needs, recognizing and recording staff accomplishments and disciplinary issues. Ensures that all staff regularly scheduled to work 20 or more hours per week receive a timely annual appraisal within 2 months of their anniversary date. Maintains current knowledge of best practices in the field and oversees ongoing professional development and required certification of all staff, ensuring a commitment to high-quality, innovative service delivery. Schedules training and maintains attendance and completion documentation. Stays current with agency technology and its proper usage, including but not limited to taking the initiative to seek out personal training opportunities, training direct reports on proper usage, and ensuring staff maximize their efficiency with the use of available technology. Acts as primary liaison between leadership and direct reports and ensures timely, thorough, and effective organizational communication so staff feel informed and aware of organizational policies, practices, and procedures, and growth. Effectively advocates for staff by regularly soliciting staff input and representing staff needs and interests to agency leadership. Ensures all staff understand and adhere to all policies in the Employee Handbook. Continuous Quality Improvement (10%) Assists in the development and manages the implementation of a comprehensive program evaluation process, soliciting client feedback and regularly reporting data to staff for review and program improvement discussions; attends quality improvement meetings to report out on planning and outcomes of the clinical services program. Manages the timely completion and submission of all reporting and record-keeping, and implements an ongoing online file audit process to ensure compliance with internal quality assurance and funder guidelines. Reviews and monitors ongoing domestic violence policies & procedures to ensure alignment with best practices. Ensures compliance with data entry standards as set by partners and funders, including but not limited to those related to housing, such as CE, HMIS, and DV Comparable Database Record Keeping and Documentation (10%) Oversees completion of intake and all ongoing paperwork for assigned clients, including data entry of client information into Salesforce. Submits monthly activity reports in a timely fashion. Reports on goals and objectives identified in government grants and foundations as appropriate. ADDITIONAL DUTIES Provides intermittent emergency backup to ensure adequate coverage for the 24-hour crisis line and residential shelter. Assists in developing department budget. Contributes to grant writing and reporting as requested. Performs other duties as assigned by management. Attends management and other committee meetings and contributes to the organization's overall strategic growth. Pursues professional development. Understands and adheres to all of YWCA Evanston/North Shore procedures and policies, as well as the YWCA Employee Handbook. An individual in this position must be able to successfully perform the essential duties and responsibilities listed above. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position. The above list reflects the general details necessary to describe the principle and essential functions of the position and shall not be construed as the only duties that may be assigned to the position. *Salary: $51,045 - $56,716 / Yearly. A starting hourly rate above $51,045 is based on experience and education that significantly exceed the minimum requirements and is commensurate with the compensation scale. Requirements MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Education: Master’s degree in social work, Counseling or Psychology. Experience and/or Training: At least 2 years of experience counseling children, youth, adults, and families on issues related to domestic/intimate partner/family violence. At least 2 years of supervisory experience, including clinical supervision. Experience in crisis intervention and conflict resolution. Experience in submitting reporting documentation and completing intake paperwork. Licenses/Certificates: LCSW/LCPC/LMFT Successful completion of the Illinois 40-Hour Domestic Violence within the first three months of employment. Acquisition of the Certified Domestic Violence Professional credential within 12 months of employment First Aid/CPR within 6 months of employment. Technology/Equipment: Intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Experience and/or Training: At least 5 years of experience counseling children, youth, adults, and families on issues related to domestic/intimate partner/family violence. At least 4 years of supervisory experience, including clinical supervision. At least 1 year of experience in residential services management. Experience administering and evaluating key program metrics. Experience developing, coordinating, or managing programs. Experience producing written materials that meet professional standards and are accessible to a diverse audience. Experience providing training and conducting community outreach. Language: Fluency in Spanish Licenses/Certificates: Illinois 40-Hour Domestic Violence Training Certificate. Certified Domestic Violence Professional certification Valid driver’s license and proof of auto insurance. Technology/Equipment: Intermediate proficiency with virtual services technology. Intermediate proficiency with online case management systems. Access to a reliable personal auto for business use. PHYSICAL AND MENTAL DEMANDS Intermittent (less than 15%), Occasional (15-45%), Frequent (50-75%), and Continuous (over 75%). Frequent nights and/or weekends required for events or meetings. Frequent local and intermittent statewide travel required. Tolerance of prolonged and continuous stationary periods at a desk/computer Occasionally required to stand, walk, climb stairs, reach with hands and arms, and reach above the shoulders. Occasionally required to push, pull, lift, and/or move up to 10 pounds. Must be able to move about the facility. Must be able to operate controls for computers and other equipment. The mental and physical requirements described here represent those that must be met by an individual to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. WORKING ENVIRONMENT Employee may be required to share office space. Employee may be required to work from home. Employee will frequently have meetings or work in other buildings. The work environment characteristics described here represent those individual encounters while performing the essential functions of this position.

Responsibilities

The Clinical Services Coordinator oversees Domestic Violence Counselors and Case Managers, ensuring high-quality services and program visibility. They also develop and implement policies, facilitate community outreach, and provide supervision and training to staff.