Integrated Wellness Clinician; two positions

Integrated Wellness Clinician

Status:
Full-time, exempt employee | Salary: $95,000–$105,000 |

Reports to:

Chief Program Officer |

Location:

Hybrid (in-person and remote), Washington, DC | Two positions open:
Community Housing Programs and Intake & Residential Programs

Founded in 2006, the District Alliance for Safe Housing (DASH) is one of DC’s largest providers of safe housing and trauma-informed services for survivors experiencing homelessness due to domestic and sexual violence. DASH meets survivors where they are, eliminating barriers to safe housing so that they can rebuild their lives on their own terms. Learn more hdc.org.

The Integrated Wellness Clinicians provide trauma-informed clinical oversight and direct behavioral health services within DASH’s Programs portfolio. These roles support the mental and emotional wellness of program participants by ensuring high-quality, survivor-centered clinical care and coordination. The Integrated Wellness Clinicians offer both clinical supervision to DASH’s direct service staff and therapeutic support directly to participants, with a focus on promoting recovery, stability, and long-term well‑being.

• Delivers direct therapeutic services to program participants, including individual counseling, therapeutic and psycho educational groups, and crisis support.
• Works in partnership with the Program leadership team, Economic Advancement Specialist, and Resident / Community Coach & Systems Navigators to ensure participants receive comprehensive, coordinated services.
• Participates in quarterly care conferences for each participant to support integrated, holistic service planning and monitor progress across goals.
• Develops and implements group curricula to support holistic wellbeing, with a focus on trauma recovery, emotional regulation, relationships, wellness, and empowerment.

• Provides clinical supervision to direct service staff at least bi-weekly, supporting effective treatment planning, appropriate interventions, and participant progress monitoring.
• Participates in the rotation of on-call responsibilities as a supervisor, providing effective response and resolution to matters requiring attention outside of core service hours.

• Understands relevant grant requirements and helps to ensure program and service delivery balances grant requirements and DASH’s trauma-based, survivor-informed values. Helps to ensure program and service compliance.
• Maintains detailed records of participant progress throughout their program participation.
• Contributes to the delivery of workplans, deliverables, data collection, and reporting for the Residential Programs / Community Housing Programs team.

• Contributes to the development of organizational strategies, ensuring that programmatic goals align with DASH’s broader mission and vision.
• Maintains effective working relationships with all employees. Demonstrates a great degree of discretion, flexibility, and cooperation.
• Participates in ongoing coaching, supporting a culture of continuous learning and skill development to enhance effectiveness in delivering high-quality services to survivors.
• Assists other team members in understanding and implementing the model of voluntary service and trauma-informed care for clients, as well as grant requirements.
• Maintains complete survivor and/or employee confidentiality in all matters.
• Masters, communicates, and models DASH values.

• Maintains relationships and collaborates with program partners, volunteer groups, and culturally specific outreach centers to organize survivor-centered activities for participants.
• Collaborates with Core Service Agencies and external behavioral health providers to ensure program participants are connected to timely and appropriate mental health and substance use services.

• Master's-level licensed Social Worker, Counselor, or Psychologist, with an active and unrestricted clinical…