Program Supervisor

Master’s degree in psychology, social work or occupational therapy or a bachelor’s degree in social work or a related discipline such as psychology, nursing or occupational therapy.

Must be a member in good standing with their respective professional association/college.

A minimum of five years clinical practice in child and family mental health and/or youth addictions.

Specialized training and/or experience in leadership, management or advanced clinical practice within the health discipline is necessary.

Advanced knowledge and expertise in specific clinical areas relevant to the area, such as child and adolescent mental health, complex cases or innovative therapeutic techniques, is advantageous.

Valid Class 5 driver’s license and access to vehicle for travel between CASA Classrooms as required.

$78,345 - $120,000

Shift structure:

Monday to Friday, 7.25 hours per day

CASA Mental Health Classrooms are CASA’s new model for school-based mental health service. The program addresses the need for services closer to students by bridging a child’s mental health and school needs, through a coordinated approach by a mental health team and a teacher. CASA Mental Health Classrooms are delivered in partnership with the Government of Alberta, community partners and school divisions.

The Program Supervisor will:

Provide clinical and service delivery support; staff oversight including program area orientation; day-to-day management and participate in performance management.

Oversee the program referral, intake and admission processes, based on program inclusion/exclusion criteria; present ‘exceptional case’ referrals to Program Manager for final approval.

Support onboarding and orientation of new program staff; provide EMR documentation training and monitor for adherence to documentation standards.

Support the provision of evidence-informed practice in the program(s); support program staff to utilize a holistic and high-quality model of assessment and treatment planning that is family-centred, trauma-informed and inclusive of biological, psychological, social, and cultural factors for the patients and their families.