What are the responsibilities and job description for the Shelter Coordinator - Evening Shift position at Flagstaff Shelter Services?
Job Description
Job Description
Salary : $17.85 per hour starting rate, work may also include additional hourly hazard pay
Now hiring overnight coordinators to assist with the following options :
Evening Congregate Shelter - 8 hour shifts, 3pm to 11pm. Hiring PT and FT, no more than two full-time candidates.
The Shelter Coordinator at Flagstaff Shelter Services is responsible for meeting the basic needs of the clients we serve while promoting a low barrier, housing-first and trauma-informed approach. Coordinators will be responsible for upholding policy and procedures equally across all shelter participants while maintaining the shelters safety. Shelter Coordinators are the primary care providers for our clients. Coordinators will report directly to the Shelter Manager which they are assigned and will communicate all discrepancies immediately to the Shelter Manager(s) and the Lead Coordinator(s).
Responsibilities
- Practice informed decision making, honesty, transparency, and appropriate rapport building with staff, clients, and all community partners. Maintain a positive working relationship with coordinators, case managers, and on-site service providers to ensure continuity of care.
- Always maintain a high level of professionalism with everyone, including outside of work,
- Provide quality crisis intervention and seek appropriate support to assist in difficult or emergency client situations.
- Complete all required documentation throughout shift in an accurate, honest, and timely manner
- Must be willing and able to access and communicate effectively with FPD, FFD, EMS, non-emergency PD, Terros, and any other emergency service in the community.
- If assigned, complete all training required in HMIS data entry and receive an HMIS license.
- Enter Data for check-in for both HMIS (if trained in HMIS) and In-house methods for tracking clients.
- If assigned, enter client data into HMIS accurately, in accordance with the HMIS Code of Ethics and FSS Data Quality & Standards Initiative, as prescribed by the Director of Programs and Programs Data Manager.
- Work closely with Lead Coordinators / Shelter Manager to help keep shelter operations effective.
- Maintain client confidentiality. Ensure that individual rights are protected, all services are confidential, and no information is shared without consent. However, FSS does cooperate with all local law enforcement agencies when formal requests for information have been provided.
- Compliance with all Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Policies and Procedures manuals, and the Employee Handbook is mandatory.
- Consult with the Lead Coordinator and / or Shelter Manager as needed and as appropriate.
- Work on weekends, additional shifts and holidays when requested.
- Ability to work with people in crises, including those with mental illnesses, addictions, and criminal backgrounds without judgement.
- The coordinator position requires general knowledge of issues and challenges specific to homelessness, substance abuse, minorities, and persons with disabilities.
- All other duties as assigned by the Shelter Manager(s) and Lead Coordinator(s) when reasonable and able.
- Work should be performed cost-effectively, remembering that FSS is a not-for-profit agency.
- Attend all required staff meetings and training courses, as required.
Qualifications
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Equity
Salary : $18