Social Worker 3, HEAT Program Clinical Supervisor, Pediatrics
Listed compensation
$75K–$90K /yr
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Job Description
The Department of Pediatrics at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is seeking a full-time TH Social Worker 3 / HEAT Program Clinical Supervisor. The
successful candidate will:
- Through SUNY University Hospital's Health & Education Alternatives for Teens (HEAT) Program, provide direct clinical services to adolescents and young adults living with HIV and those at elevated risk, with a focus on minority youth and LGBTQ youth in Brooklyn.
- Provide individuals, couples, and family counseling; conduct comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments; screen for mental health and psychosocial concerns; and coordinate referrals for psychiatric care when indicated.
- Participate in weekly multidisciplinary case conferences and monthly program meetings to ensure coordinated, high quality patient care.
- Provide structured clinical supervision to members of the case management and social work team, ensuring adherence to evidence baaed practices, ethical standards, and documentation requirements.
- Conduct clinical assessments for participants enrolled in behavioral Interventions, contributing to quality improvement initiatives. supporting grant deliverables related to menial health services, and maintaining compliance with hospital and funding agency standards.
Key Responsibilities
The Clinical Supervisor will provide direct clinical services to adolescents and young adults, including counseling and biopsychosocial assessments. Additionally, they will supervise the social work team and ensure adherence to clinical standards and grant deliverables.
Requirements
Candidates must hold a Master’s Degree in Social Work and a New York State Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) credential. At least two years of post-licensure clinical experience working with adolescents and young adults is required.
Qualifications
- Education
- Professional certificate or licensure
- Experience
- 2+ years of experience
Key Skills
Social Worker Career Context
Of the 50 active Social Work listings this role was benchmarked against, 38% are remote, 26% have no call, 80% require no weekends.
Social Work pay on WeekdayDoc is up 1.8% vs. the prior quarter (through Sep 2026).
The cost-of-living index for New York is 107.9 (US average = 100; BEA Regional Price Parities (2024)), so the posted ~$83k midpoint carries the purchasing power of roughly $76k in an average-cost state. 64.6% of New York clinicians report burnout symptoms in WeekdayDoc's Burnout Index (2026-01 data).
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Living in New York
Rent affordability
66% of gross payMarket rent compared with this listing’s advertised pay.
- Typical 3-bedroom home value
- $876k≈ 11.7× annual pay
- Typical market rent
- $4,154/mo
- Residents’ average commute
- 40 min
- State income tax
- Up to 10.9%
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