Clinical Supervisor in Edmonton

The Family Centre is seeking a highly qualified Clinical Supervisor with advanced clinical expertise and leadership experience, specializing in trauma-informed approaches. The Clinical Supervisor (FIS Consultant) provides clinical leadership, consultation, and practice support to practitioners in the Family Intervention Services (FIS) program who are working with children, youth, families and caregivers with Children and Family Services involvement. This position supports high-quality, ethical, trauma-informed, and evidence-informed practice across programs. We prioritize Trauma-Informed Care for communities and staff, delivering services grounded in research and clinical excellence. Employees are encouraged to embrace authenticity within our inclusive environment, which honors Indigenous ceremony and practices as well as lived experience. Our culture offers a safe, supportive workplace with paid training, wellness initiatives, and more.

Reporting to the Manager, Therapy and Mental Health Services, the Clinical Supervisor (FIS Consultant) is involved in training, consulting with, and supporting members of the FIS team. This includes:

• Providing clinical consultation, reviewing caseloads and documentation, supporting quality assurance processes, responding to clinical concerns, and helping ensure services align with agency and program expectations, professional standards, and client needs.
• Contributing to program evaluation, policy implementation, and service improvement.
• Providing regular clinical supervision, consultation, caseload review, and practice support to FIS leadership, practitioners, and team members.
• Supporting staff in navigating complex clinical issues, ethical questions, client risk, family violence, child protection concerns, suicidal ideation, and scope-of-practice considerations.
• Supporting FIS Leadership staff in training and supporting FIS practitioners.
• Completing and reviewing documentation, client records, treatment planning, case notes, reports, and other practice-related materials as required.
• Supporting adherence to professional standards, regulatory expectations, accreditation standards, agency policies, and applicable legislation.
• Building and maintaining strong relationships with community partners and other stakeholders.

We are recruiting for a minimum of 3 positions, which may be filled through any combination of full-time and part-time employees. Annual salary will be prorated based on the successful candidate's agreed-upon FTE, with other compensation and benefits provided in accordance with applicable eligibility requirements.

What you will bring to the role:

• Master’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Counselling Psychology, or a related clinical discipline.
• Current registration, or eligibility for registration, with the applicable Alberta regulatory college governed under the Health Professions Act (HPA).
• Supervisory training, clinical supervision experience, or experience working with clients with Children and Family Services involvement is an asset.
• Minimum three years of counselling or clinical experience with individuals, couples, and families, with demonstrated competence in trauma-informed, culturally responsive, ethical, and evidence-informed clinical service delivery.
• Strong clinical assessment, treatment planning, documentation, case consultation, and risk assessment skills; familiarity with a range of evidence-informed approaches is an asset.
• Ability to support some evening and/or Saturday hours.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills in English.
• Computer literacy, including Microsoft Office, Google products, databases, reporting systems, email, and related administrative tools.

Attributes that will help you be successful in this role:

• Relationship-centered, practice-oriented, trauma-informed, culturally humble and equity-oriented, strengths-based, collaborative, adaptable and grounded, self-directed, reflective and resilient, and professional and values-aligned.

Background check process & requirements:

• Satisfactory Police Information Check - Vulnerable Sector (completed within the last 6 months).
• Satisfactory Alberta Child Intervention Records Check (completed within the last 6 months).
• Reliable vehicle, available for regular use and valid driver’s license.

What you can expect:

• Comprehensive onboarding/orientation process which includes service specific, leading-edge training, and agency-wide core training.
• A strong reflective supervision model that provides regular formal and informal opportunities for feedback.
• Formal and informal coaching regarding the development of personal and professional growth and development.
• Reasonable accommodation when requested by a qualified applicant or employee.

Compensation:

• Annual salary of $85,000 to $108,000 (based on 1.0 FTE), commensurate with level of education and experience.
• 36.5-hour work week (based on 1.0 FTE).
• 4 paid weeks’ vacation (based on 1.0 FTE).
• Ongoing paid training.
• Mileage compensation.
• Paid parking.
• Paid sick time (up to 8 days per calendar year).
• Agency-wide social events.
• Employee Resource Groups.

Closing Date: Open Until Filled

The Family Centre acknowledges that our work takes place on Treaty 6 territory, a traditional meeting ground, gathering place, and traveling route for the nehiyaw (Cree), Anishinaabe (Ojibway/Saulteaux), Niitsitapi (Blackfoot), Métis, Dene, and Nakota (Stoney). Through our support of an Indigenous way of being and seeking towards being wichitasowak (people who are helping), the Family Centre acknowledges all the many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit whose footsteps continue to enrich these lands. The Family Centre thanks all applicants in advance. Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.