What are the responsibilities and job description for the Residential Manager position at Youth Services System Inc?
Job Summary: The program manager oversees operations and programming to provide a caring living environment for the youth served. The Manager’s duties include direct supervision and monitoring of youth, supervision of staff, volunteers, and interns, and various administrative responsibilities. This position is responsible for ensuring compliance with all agency standards, licensing regulations, safe work practices, and working effectively with community agencies. This employee ensures that every component of service delivery is fully implemented in accordance with established standards and timelines.
The manager participates in the on-call supervisor rotation
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Develops residential programming that continually improves the quality of youth service delivery
- Provides staff supervision, progressive discipline, and performance feedback for improvement within their scope of responsibilities.
- Responsible for working cooperatively with directors, other program managers in residential and community programs
- Participates in the development, facilitation, and open communication promoting teamwork and enhancing quality job performance with all staff
- Responsible for ensuring that safe work practices are followed and safe environments are maintained in compliance with licensing regulations and safety standards as established by Youth Services System Inc, DHHR, OBHS, County Health Department, and State Fire Marshall
- Complete program and on-site orientation of new staff
- Responsible for operating within the agency's established budget, ensuring adherence to agency finance procedures when accessing program resources, supplies, petty cash, etc., and ensuring all program resources are planned, organized, available, and accounted for
- Responsible for creating, communicating, and coordinating staff schedules, and coordinating youth treatment services and daily service activities
- Conducts regular audits and evaluations of the effectiveness and efficiency of intake/discharge compliance:
o Admissions and discharge completed in full
o Shift debriefing logs are completed on all shifts and include the following information: client whereabouts, medications, appointments, visits, client condition, directives, etc
o Documentation is complete daily: MARS, meal counts, temperature logs, incentive sheets, mileage
o Develop and submit weekly schedule activities
o Ensure scheduled staff meetings and client group meetings occur at least weekly and review the agenda prepared, minutes taken, and then archive properly
o Ensure client working record is complete and up to date on-going
- Responsible for interviewing and working with Human Resources to hire new shelter staff
- Coordinates with Human Resources for all staff to meet agency and licensing training requirements
- Ensures staff meetings are conducted monthly, developing the agenda, and maintaining meeting documentation
- Responsible for reporting client grievances, complaints, incident reports, and accident/injury reports in accordance with Agency-established protocols.
- Responsible for providing feedback to treatment team members regarding service delivery and the needs of clients.
- Responsible for ensuring that all contacts with families, referral sources, public agencies, professionals, and the community are handled in a courteous and professional manner
- Responsible for performing other job duties as assigned.
Required Skills/Abilities:
- Excellent service orientation and social perceptiveness skills.
- Effective management and supervision skills
- Excellent active listening, verbal and written communication skills.
- Excellent interpersonal skills and critical thinking
- Ability to work independently and identify problems quickly.
- Strong technological/computer skills (must be comfortable working with different databases and with Microsoft Office 365).
- Ability to arrange or combine pieces of information to form conclusions
- Comfortable with technology like Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
- Ability to be a team player and work with diverse populations.
- Valid Driver’s License
Education and Experience:
Bachelor degree in human services or related field OR 6-8 years direct experience with youth served in residential, transitional, or supportive living setting; prefers 3 years of staff supervision in residential youth and adolescents. Must have valid driver’s license and proof of automobile insurance as required by law.
Salary : $53,000