Program Director (LCSW, LMSW-CC, LCPC, LCPC-C)
Saint Andre Home, Inc. | Bangor, ME
At Saint Andre Home, we believe every person deserves safety, dignity, healing, and the opportunity to thrive.
Founded in 1940 by the Good Shepherd Sisters, Saint Andre Home provides trauma-engaged, strengths-based services for individuals and families impacted by human trafficking, exploitation, abuse, incarceration, substance use, and other life challenges. Through CourageLIVES, our Bangor-based community program, we provide counseling, case management, community support services, and basic needs assistance in a compassionate and collaborative environment.
We are seeking a full-time Program Director to provide leadership, supervision, and clinical support for CourageLIVES programming and staff.
This role is ideal for someone who is compassionate, grounded, and adaptable who values collaborative leadership, trauma-engaged care, and community-based work that creates meaningful impact.
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Position Overview
The Program Director oversees the day-to-day leadership and coordination of CourageLIVES services and programming, including staff supervision, clinical oversight, community collaboration, and limited direct counseling services.
The position supervises approximately [8] staff and/or contracted providers, including a case manager, clinician, peer support staff and program staff.
Approximate allocation of responsibilities:
● [40]% Clinical leadership and staff supervision
● [30]% Direct clinical services
● [20]% Community collaboration and outreach
● [10]% Administrative and operational coordination
This position maintains a limited counseling caseload of approximately 4 to 6 active clients.
Regular work hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with occasional evening community meetings or events.
Why You’ll Love Working Here
● Meaningful, mission-driven work that directly supports healing and stability
● Supportive and collaborative team culture
● Opportunity to help shape and strengthen community-based services
● Variety and autonomy in day-to-day work
● Regular clinical supervision and professional development opportunities
● Trauma-informed and relationship-centered organizational culture
● Consistent weekday schedule with flexibility as needed
● Comprehensive benefits package
Primary Responsibilities
Clinical Leadership & Staff Supervision
● Provide leadership and oversight for CourageLIVES programming and services
● Supervise and support a multidisciplinary team in a collaborative and trauma-informed environment
● Provide reflective supervision, mentorship, coaching, and professional development support
● Conduct regular staff check-ins and performance evaluations
● Support high-quality, strengths-based care and service coordination
● Facilitate staff meetings and interdisciplinary communication
Direct Clinical Services
● Maintain a limited counseling caseload for adults accessing mental health and behavioral health services
● Utilize trauma-informed, co-occurring, and person-centered approaches to care
● Support individuals impacted by trafficking, exploitation, trauma, mental health, substance use, abuse, or incarceration
● Coordinate referrals and collaboration with community providers and resources
Community Collaboration & Outreach
● Serve as a key point of contact for community partnerships and collaborative initiatives
● Represent CourageLIVES at meetings, trainings, and community events
● Support relationship-building with partner agencies and referral sources
● Assist with community education and outreach efforts
Administrative & Program Coordination
● Support program operations and documentation in collaboration with staff and leadership
● Assist with program coordination, reporting, scheduling, and organizational communication
● Support a safe, welcoming, and well-functioning program environment
Qualifications
● Master’s degree in Social Work, Counseling, or related field
● Maine licensure as LCSW, LCPC, LMSW-CC, or LCPC-C
● Full licensure preferred but conditional licensure will be considered with relevant experience
● Experience supervising staff and/or interns preferred
● Experience working with trauma, substance use, behavioral health, or crisis-related services
● Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills
● Commitment to trauma-informed, strengths-based, and relationship-centered care
● Ability to work collaboratively and adaptively in a community-based nonprofit setting
● Valid Maine driver’s license
Compensation & Benefits
● Salary starting at $75,000 annually
● Health, dental, and vision insurance
● Retirement plan
● Life insurance and Employee Assistance Program
● Paid time off:
○ 3 weeks vacation during first 2 years
○ Monthly sick leave accrual
○ 13 paid holidays annually
● Clinical supervision and professional development support
● Additional benefits including AAA membership and shared staff meals
● Supportive and mission-driven workplace culture
Apply today to join a compassionate team working to strengthen safety, healing, and hope across Maine.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $75,000.00 per year
License/Certification:
- clinical Maine license (LCSW/LMSWCC/LCPC/LCPC-C)? (Required)
Work Location: In person
