Founding Non Clinical Director LCSW
10+ years
Atlanta Metropolitan Area
Contract
Remote
1 month ago
About the role
Founding Non-Clinical Director (LCSW)
Part-Time Consulting Leadership Position
Position Title
Founding Non-Clinical Director (LCSW)
Organization
Voice Up
Classification
Independent Contractor (Consulting)
Employment Status
Part-Time, Non-Clinical Leadership Consulting Position
Compensation
$50.00–$75.00 per hour, commensurate with qualifications, experience, and demonstrated expertise.
Estimated Time Commitment: 5–8 hours per month
Reports To
Founder
Position Summary
Voice Up seeks a Founding Non-Clinical Director (LCSW) to provide strategic leadership, professional mentorship, workforce development guidance, and interdisciplinary collaboration support during the organization's formative growth phase.
This position is intentionally non-clinical and does not involve the provision of psychotherapy, clinical supervision for licensure, diagnosis, treatment planning, utilization review, medical necessity determinations, billing oversight, or direct clinical service delivery.
The Founding Non-Clinical Director serves as a strategic advisor and thought partner supporting Voice Up's mission:
"Connect people to purpose creating positive impact that transforms societies one conversation, one person at a time."
The role focuses on helping individuals recognize strengths, develop professional identity, engage in reflective practice, explore workforce opportunities, and participate in purpose-driven educational and career pathways.
The position is particularly aligned with emerging opportunities at the intersection of:
Behavioral health
Workforce development
Public health
Community engagement
Reflective practice
Higher education partnerships
Human-centered artificial intelligence
Implementation and systems innovation
This role is expected to contribute to the development of sustainable workforce activation strategies while helping shape the long-term vision and organizational infrastructure of Voice Up.
Organizational Background
Voice Up is an emerging workforce development and research-informed organization built upon ongoing doctoral research examining how individuals identify, understand, and apply their strengths within educational, workforce, and community environments.
The organization operates from the principle that many individuals possess valuable leadership abilities, communication skills, caregiving experiences, resilience, relational intelligence, and workforce-relevant competencies that frequently remain unidentified or underutilized by traditional systems.
Voice Up seeks to help individuals discover, define, and develop these strengths while creating meaningful pathways toward personal growth, professional development, community engagement, and workforce participation.
The organization currently maintains relationships and engagement activities spanning numerous higher education institutions, community partners, workforce initiatives, behavioral health stakeholders, and emerging AI-enabled workforce opportunities.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
The Founding Non-Clinical Director may perform duties including, but not limited to:
Strategic Leadership
Provide guidance regarding organizational growth and development.
Advise leadership on workforce development initiatives and emerging opportunities.
Participate in strategic planning discussions.
Assist with development of organizational priorities and implementation strategies.
Support the advancement of mission-driven programming.
Workforce Development and Mentorship
Provide mentorship and professional development guidance to students, interns, volunteers, and emerging professionals.
Support workforce readiness initiatives.
Assist individuals in identifying transferable skills and strengths.
Encourage reflective professional growth and career exploration.
Promote ethical leadership and professional accountability.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Participate in meetings with academic, workforce, community, and public health partners as requested.
Contribute subject matter expertise related to behavioral health workforce issues.
Assist with partnership development and relationship cultivation.
Promote collaborative problem-solving approaches.
Program Development
Review and provide feedback regarding educational materials, workforce development activities, internship structures, and community engagement initiatives.
Assist in identifying opportunities for program enhancement.
Contribute recommendations for improving participant engagement and outcomes.
Quality and Ethical Guidance
Promote ethical, professional, and mission-aligned practices.
Provide consultation regarding professional standards applicable to workforce development activities.
Support organizational efforts to maintain quality improvement practices.
Assist leadership in identifying potential risks and mitigation strategies.
Public Health and Community Engagement
Provide consultation related to behavioral health and community-based workforce challenges.
Support community engagement initiatives when appropriate.
Assist with efforts designed to strengthen community partnerships and workforce pathways.
Required Qualifications
Applicants must possess:
Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from an accredited institution.
Current Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) credential in good standing.
Minimum of five (5) years of professional experience in behavioral health, healthcare, social services, public health, higher education, workforce development, or related fields.
Demonstrated experience collaborating across multidisciplinary environments.
Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills.
Strong organizational, professional judgment, and problem-solving abilities.
Ability to work independently in a remote and flexible environment.
Preferred Qualifications
Preference may be given to candidates with experience in:
Workforce development initiatives
Higher education partnerships
Public health programs
Behavioral health systems transformation
Community engagement initiatives
Program design and implementation
Research-informed practice
Mentorship and leadership development
Artificial intelligence workforce applications
Grant-funded initiatives and collaborative projects
Core Competencies
The successful candidate demonstrates commitment to Voice Up's foundational principles:
Collaboration
Humility
Precision
Patience
Empathy
In addition, successful candidates exhibit:
Strategic thinking
Ethical leadership
Reflective practice
Relationship building
Professional accountability
Cultural responsiveness
Effective communication
Systems thinking
Work Environment
Primarily remote position.
Flexible scheduling.
Periodic virtual meetings.
Occasional participation in partner meetings, events, workshops, or strategic planning activities as mutually agreed.
Independent Contractor Notice
This position is structured as an independent contractor consulting engagement and does not constitute employment. The selected consultant is responsible for all applicable taxes, insurance obligations, professional licensure maintenance, and other requirements associated with independent contractor status. No employee benefits are provided through this position.
Growth Opportunity
The Founding Non-Clinical Director position is designed as an initial leadership consulting role supporting the foundational development of Voice Up. As organizational capacity, partnerships, and funding expand, this role may evolve into a larger leadership opportunity with increased responsibilities and organizational influence.
The long-term vision includes helping shape innovative approaches to workforce development, behavioral health leadership, higher education engagement, public health collaboration, and human-centered participation within the emerging AI economy.
Part-Time Consulting Leadership Position
Position Title
Founding Non-Clinical Director (LCSW)
Organization
Voice Up
Classification
Independent Contractor (Consulting)
Employment Status
Part-Time, Non-Clinical Leadership Consulting Position
Compensation
$50.00–$75.00 per hour, commensurate with qualifications, experience, and demonstrated expertise.
Estimated Time Commitment: 5–8 hours per month
Reports To
Founder
Position Summary
Voice Up seeks a Founding Non-Clinical Director (LCSW) to provide strategic leadership, professional mentorship, workforce development guidance, and interdisciplinary collaboration support during the organization's formative growth phase.
This position is intentionally non-clinical and does not involve the provision of psychotherapy, clinical supervision for licensure, diagnosis, treatment planning, utilization review, medical necessity determinations, billing oversight, or direct clinical service delivery.
The Founding Non-Clinical Director serves as a strategic advisor and thought partner supporting Voice Up's mission:
"Connect people to purpose creating positive impact that transforms societies one conversation, one person at a time."
The role focuses on helping individuals recognize strengths, develop professional identity, engage in reflective practice, explore workforce opportunities, and participate in purpose-driven educational and career pathways.
The position is particularly aligned with emerging opportunities at the intersection of:
Behavioral health
Workforce development
Public health
Community engagement
Reflective practice
Higher education partnerships
Human-centered artificial intelligence
Implementation and systems innovation
This role is expected to contribute to the development of sustainable workforce activation strategies while helping shape the long-term vision and organizational infrastructure of Voice Up.
Organizational Background
Voice Up is an emerging workforce development and research-informed organization built upon ongoing doctoral research examining how individuals identify, understand, and apply their strengths within educational, workforce, and community environments.
The organization operates from the principle that many individuals possess valuable leadership abilities, communication skills, caregiving experiences, resilience, relational intelligence, and workforce-relevant competencies that frequently remain unidentified or underutilized by traditional systems.
Voice Up seeks to help individuals discover, define, and develop these strengths while creating meaningful pathways toward personal growth, professional development, community engagement, and workforce participation.
The organization currently maintains relationships and engagement activities spanning numerous higher education institutions, community partners, workforce initiatives, behavioral health stakeholders, and emerging AI-enabled workforce opportunities.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
The Founding Non-Clinical Director may perform duties including, but not limited to:
Strategic Leadership
Provide guidance regarding organizational growth and development.
Advise leadership on workforce development initiatives and emerging opportunities.
Participate in strategic planning discussions.
Assist with development of organizational priorities and implementation strategies.
Support the advancement of mission-driven programming.
Workforce Development and Mentorship
Provide mentorship and professional development guidance to students, interns, volunteers, and emerging professionals.
Support workforce readiness initiatives.
Assist individuals in identifying transferable skills and strengths.
Encourage reflective professional growth and career exploration.
Promote ethical leadership and professional accountability.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Participate in meetings with academic, workforce, community, and public health partners as requested.
Contribute subject matter expertise related to behavioral health workforce issues.
Assist with partnership development and relationship cultivation.
Promote collaborative problem-solving approaches.
Program Development
Review and provide feedback regarding educational materials, workforce development activities, internship structures, and community engagement initiatives.
Assist in identifying opportunities for program enhancement.
Contribute recommendations for improving participant engagement and outcomes.
Quality and Ethical Guidance
Promote ethical, professional, and mission-aligned practices.
Provide consultation regarding professional standards applicable to workforce development activities.
Support organizational efforts to maintain quality improvement practices.
Assist leadership in identifying potential risks and mitigation strategies.
Public Health and Community Engagement
Provide consultation related to behavioral health and community-based workforce challenges.
Support community engagement initiatives when appropriate.
Assist with efforts designed to strengthen community partnerships and workforce pathways.
Required Qualifications
Applicants must possess:
Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from an accredited institution.
Current Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) credential in good standing.
Minimum of five (5) years of professional experience in behavioral health, healthcare, social services, public health, higher education, workforce development, or related fields.
Demonstrated experience collaborating across multidisciplinary environments.
Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills.
Strong organizational, professional judgment, and problem-solving abilities.
Ability to work independently in a remote and flexible environment.
Preferred Qualifications
Preference may be given to candidates with experience in:
Workforce development initiatives
Higher education partnerships
Public health programs
Behavioral health systems transformation
Community engagement initiatives
Program design and implementation
Research-informed practice
Mentorship and leadership development
Artificial intelligence workforce applications
Grant-funded initiatives and collaborative projects
Core Competencies
The successful candidate demonstrates commitment to Voice Up's foundational principles:
Collaboration
Humility
Precision
Patience
Empathy
In addition, successful candidates exhibit:
Strategic thinking
Ethical leadership
Reflective practice
Relationship building
Professional accountability
Cultural responsiveness
Effective communication
Systems thinking
Work Environment
Primarily remote position.
Flexible scheduling.
Periodic virtual meetings.
Occasional participation in partner meetings, events, workshops, or strategic planning activities as mutually agreed.
Independent Contractor Notice
This position is structured as an independent contractor consulting engagement and does not constitute employment. The selected consultant is responsible for all applicable taxes, insurance obligations, professional licensure maintenance, and other requirements associated with independent contractor status. No employee benefits are provided through this position.
Growth Opportunity
The Founding Non-Clinical Director position is designed as an initial leadership consulting role supporting the foundational development of Voice Up. As organizational capacity, partnerships, and funding expand, this role may evolve into a larger leadership opportunity with increased responsibilities and organizational influence.
The long-term vision includes helping shape innovative approaches to workforce development, behavioral health leadership, higher education engagement, public health collaboration, and human-centered participation within the emerging AI economy.
Skills
Public HealthHealth Care Provider