Clinical Supervisor (Various Programs)

Our clinical programs provide team-based trauma-informed care that supports youth through every phase of treatment and healing.  Multidisciplinary teams collaborate closely with youth/participants, their families, and community partners to promote safety, stability, and long-term wellness.

EMPOWR (EMbracing Progress and Opportunities, We Rise)

This program serves transition-aged youth (ages 16–24) facing serious mental health challenges, substance use, community violence, exploitation, or system involvement. Two multidisciplinary teams share a caseload to provide coordinated, culturally relevant care that helps participants achieve mental health stability, housing security, education, employment, and community connections.

C-Change: Transforming the Lives of Sexually Exploited Youth

Designed for Bay Area youth who have experienced commercial sexual exploitation, this program utilizes a multidisciplinary team to build long-term, trusting relationships through therapy and care coordination. Staff help participants access safe housing, healthcare, and education while supporting them to build autonomy, self-advocacy, and personal safety.

Outpatient Program

The Outpatient Program serves youth (ages 2–21) and families dealing with complex trauma, including abuse, neglect, community violence, or system involvement. Using a team-based approach with shared caseloads, providers deliver collaborative, client-driven individual and family therapy, case management, and care coordination.

STAT & Project AWOL

STAT is a short-term (up to 90 days) program providing immediate stabilization, trauma screenings, and transition support for children and young adults (ages 0–21) entering foster care due to sudden family separation. Under this program, Project AWOL provides 3 to 12 months of intensive therapy, tracking support, and safety planning for Alameda County foster youth who are missing from care or facing severe placement instability.

• →Provide direct supervision for clinicians, including MSWs, MFTs, interns, and other mental health professionals, with in-person supervision as program needs require.
• →Offer consultation and support for crises and complex clinical situations, including occasional after-hours Pacific Time availability.
• →Review, approve, and co-sign clinical documentation to ensure compliance with WCC standards and legal/ethical requirements.
• →Provide regular feedback on staff performance, timeliness, caseload management, and supervision effectiveness.
• →Deliver direct client services as needed to address gaps in care.
• →Complete 90-day and annual performance evaluations for supervisees.
• →Collaborate with Program Directors on crossover client care coordination and maintain timely communication.
• →Facilitate weekly group case conferences and participate in required meetings, trainings, team-building activities, and community events.
• →Ensure compliance with WestCoast policies and applicable regulations from licensing boards, accrediting bodies, and funding agencies.
• →Identify training needs and support staff development in service delivery, documentation, charting, record-keeping, and caseload management.
• →Assist supervisees in setting and achieving professional development goals.
• →Foster a collaborative, healthy team environment aligned with the team-based care model.
• →Perform other duties as assigned.

• CA Licensed (required), LCSW preferred 
• Minimum of 3 years clinical experience post licensure expected 
• Minimum of 2 years experience as a supervisor of clinical work 
• Demonstrated experience working with and/or supervising work with sexually exploited, high risk and transition aged foster youth 
• Demonstrated experience providing and/or supervising community-based mental health treatment 
• Demonstrated clinical experience with foster care, child protective services, juvenile justice, community mental health, and/or community psychology models 
• Experienced in providing psychological services to clients who have complex, multiple 
• diagnosis histories 
• Experienced in providing parent support and family therapy to adolescents and their families, particularly those involved in the juvenile justice system, foster care, group home or residential treatment settings.

• Knowledge of child and adolescent development, trauma, chemical dependency, dual diagnosis, domestic violence and sexually exploited minors 
• Competent in working with psychological issues related to diversity, including race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, immigration, language, sexual orientation, gender, and other identity variables.  
• Collaboration and team functioning - able to work independently and collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team, able to proactively collaborate with other supervisors and program directors to ensure the best possible training for supervisees and service delivery for clients 
• Efficiency and time management 
• Excellent interpersonal, communication and writing skills 
• Knowledge of or ability to learn Medi-Cal reimbursement procedures and billing