Department of Social Supports and Well-Being

The Clinical Program Supervisor (CPS) is an integral leadership role within the Social Supports and Well-Being (SSWB) program areas and is suited to employees with strong organizational knowledge, clinical expertise, and experience working in complex service environments. The CPS provides leadership for programs delivered under the Children Youth and Families Act, Adoptions Act, Young Persons Offences Act, and the Youth Criminal Justice Act. This role includes clinical supervision of social workers, social worker assistants, community service workers, and administrative staff; oversight of SSWB service delivery; and leadership in case planning. The CPS works closely with Prevention Services, Innu Round Table Secretariat (IRTS) and must ensure all services align with the Innu-CSSD Protocol, including culturally grounded practice, legislated information-sharing requirements, and the required engagement of Innu (Indigenous) Repres...