The posting
2026 USA TODAY Top Workplaces Award Winner The Centers has earned the 2026 USA TODAY Top Workplaces recognition — determined entirely by employee feedback — reflecting a culture of trust, purpose, and care that extends across every shift, including the overnight hours.
Job Summary: The GRC Crisis Services Shift Supervisor provides shift-level leadership for crisis programs at the Glick Recovery Campus. Under the direction of the Director, Continuous Care, this position oversees daily operations, staffing, guest throughput, and service coordination across programs during the assigned shift. The Shift Supervisor serves as the on-site resource for operational problem-solving, supports service delivery from registration through direct guest care within licensure and scope of practice, and promotes adherence to clinical, regulatory, and organizational standards through collaboration with administrative and clinical staff. The Night Shift Needs a Leader. That Leader Is You. 11:00 PM to 7:30 AM. 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM.The Glick Recovery Campus never closes. It operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year — and the Shift Supervisor on the 3rd shift is one of the most important roles on campus. You are not filling a seat overnight. You are leading a mission. If the 3rd shift is where you do your best work — where you thrive in the quiet intensity, where you find purpose in being the person others count on when it matters most — we want to hear from you. Shifts include $4.00 shift premium & working every other weekend.
Qualifications
Education: Master of Social Work (MSW)
License or Certification: Licensed Independent Social Worker (LISW), LISW-S preferred.
Experience:
Minimum of five years of experience in a community in mental health, psychiatric, or healthcare setting, with progressively increasing responsibilities.
Minimum of two years of experience following attainment of LISW licensure preferred.
Skills
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills.
Ability to prioritize competing demands, exercise sound judgment, and respond effectively to operational issues.
Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced crisis services environment and collaborate across service lines.
Working Conditions
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Oversees daily operations and staffing for Crisis Programs during the assigned shift. Promotes a culture of open, service-centered care delivery through leadership, coaching, supervision, and role modeling of clinical best practices. Serves as the on-site point of contact for problem-solving and issue resolution during the assigned shift. Facilitates service milestones, guest throughput, and collaboration across service lines to support achievement of each individual’s Crisis Care Plan goals. Supports service delivery from registration through direct guest care in alignment with current licensure and scope of practice. Ensures incident reports and shift documentation are completed accurately and in accordance with established standards. Maintains knowledge of policies, regulations, and workflows governing crisis service delivery. Maintains patient confidentiality in accordance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and other applicable privacy requirements. Attends departmental and staff meetings as required. Works collaboratively and professionally with coworkers, volunteers, and staff across departments. Contributes to departmental and organizational decision-making through active participation and collaboration. Must be physically capable of and willing to participate in all levels of de-escalation with individuals receiving GRC crisis services.
Other Non-Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Other duties as assigned
The Glick Recovery Campus operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, providing crisis services in psychiatric, substance use, and related healthcare settings. This position works in a fast-paced environment across administrative, clinical, and common areas of the campus and requires regular direct interaction with individuals receiving services, visitors, and interdisciplinary staff. The role may involve exposure to individuals in crisis and requires the ability to move throughout the campus, respond promptly to operational and clinical needs, and physically participate in all levels of de-escalation consistent with training, licensure, and program expectations. Why Join The Centers? At The Centers, we believe that great care starts with great people. We are committed to creating an environment where clinical professionals can practice at the top of their license, focus on meaningful work, and grow their careers within a mission-driven organization. We invest in our people because we know that when our team thrives, our guests do too.
Purpose-driven work — Every shift, you are directly contributing to the recovery and stability of individuals in your community
Collaborative culture — Work alongside clinical, administrative, and community teams united by a shared mission
Professional growth — Opportunities for career advancement in a complex, multi-program healthcare setting
Inclusive, team-centered environment — We are committed to listening to our employees and fostering belonging at every level
