What are the responsibilities and job description for the Residential Program Manager - Grow Florin position at Hope Cooperative (aka TLCS, Inc.)?
We are looking for dynamic, committed individuals to join our team. If you want to be part of the solution to solving homelessness in our community, we are looking for your talent and expertise as we transform and empower the lives of people with mental illness by supporting independence and preventing homelessness.
Title: Residential Program Manager
Program(s) and Location: Grow Florin (Residential)
Schedule: Full-time exempt, Monday-Friday, may require working some evenings and weekend schedules
Pay rate: $2948.52 semi-monthly ($70,764.48 annually)
Benefits: HOPE Cooperative (aka TLCS, Inc.) offers a competitive benefits package consisting of, but not limited to, the following, and may be subject to change:
- 21 PTO days per year (4 weeks & 1 day)
- 26 PTO days after the 5th year (5 weeks & 1 day)
- 6 days paid sick time
- 10 paid holidays
- 1 Personal Day
- Leadership Development!
- Reimbursements!
- Loan Forgiveness!
- Employer-paid health insurance for employees and children
- Flexible Spending Account
- 401k match
- Employee Assistance Program
- Regular hourly wage step scale increases
- Flexible start/end times for some positions
- iPhone with unlimited data for personal/professional use and laptop for some positions
- Clinical Supervision towards licensure (for certain positions and upon approval)
- CEU days for certain positions
- Free CEUs for certain positions
- Annual BBQ and staff appreciation awards
- Annual Gift Card Program
- Referral Bonuses
- PTO Cash Out
- Voluntary Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Accident Insurance, Disability Insurance and more.
* All benefit offerings are subject to change and are governed by the eligibility guidelines in the Employee Handbook. This list represents a general summary of available benefits and nothing stated here should be interpreted as being included in a written offer for employment.
Position Description:
The Residential Program Manager is responsible for the oversight of all applicable residential programs as indicated on the Agency Organizational Chart.
The responsibilities of this position include planning, organizing, directing, and evaluating all services at the residential program and directly supervising reporting staff. The Residential Program Manager is responsible for ensuring program coverage and service quality, maintaining Agency standards, ensuring contractual compliance, and providing some community relations and outreach.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: (includes the following; other duties may be assigned)
- Support individuals with active listening, demonstrate empathy, and carry a message of hope and recovery
- Ensure that best practices for mental health recovery are taught and implemented.
- Observe, assess, intervene, and refer (within one’s scope of practice) in situations with clients regarding mental health symptoms, physical health symptoms, and substance use issues.
- Assure the safe, effective, and efficient implementation of direct services to clients by established policies, procedures, and standards of care.
- Coordinate client treatment and care with psychiatrists and other treatment team members or with community resources as applicable.
- Ensure that direct report staff is informed regarding pertinent Agency business.
- Connect with partner organizations and programs as needed to ensure appropriate and sufficient referrals and to receive updated community information.
- Follow and apply all personnel policies, seeking appropriate consultation when necessary.
- To ensure quality services, Assess, train, and support direct reports, including interns/volunteers.
- Ensure the review, evaluation, and screening of relevant employment applications. Interview and check job applicants' references. Make hiring recommendations to the appropriate management team member.
- Review the program budget, recommend changes/adjustments and significant purchases, and ensure the program remains within budget limitations.
- Provide after-hours service/backup and crisis intervention on a rotating basis in applicable programs.
- Ensure the accuracy and timely completion of data collection, reports, and client charts.
- Assist with assigned organizational development activities, grant writing, and other significant projects.
- Requisition and purchase household, maintenance, office, and program supplies as applicable.
- Act as a designated Mandated Reporter for the observed or suspected abuse and neglect of children, disabled individuals, dependent adults, and elder/senior citizens. Mandated Reporter also includes “Duty to Warn,” which consists of the responsibility to notify authorities and the intended victim(s) of physical harm.
- Assist in client concerns and complaints, intervene in and oversee crises and emergencies as they occur.
- Ensure the accurate screening and assessment of admissions and discharges in conjunction with contracted criteria.
- Ensure the office, house, rooms, units, and yard are clean and fit for occupancy. Provide and assist with cleaning as needed.
- Ensure the protection and confidentiality of all Protected Health Information (PHI) by following all policies and procedures in the Agency HIPAA Manual
- Other duties as assigned.
Supervisory Responsibilities:
Directly supervises employees in the assigned programs at various sites. Carries out supervisory responsibilities by the organization's policies and applicable laws. Responsibilities include interviewing, hiring, and training employees; planning, assigning, and directing work; appraising performance; rewarding and disciplining employees; addressing complaints and resolving problems.
Education and Experience:
- Two (2) years of demonstrated experience communicating and interacting with psychiatrically disabled adults.
- Ability to supervise, delegate, and provide leadership to staff.
- Knowledge of community organizations and community resources.
- Mental health crisis intervention experience is highly desirable.
- Work experience with persons who have substance abuse problems, preferably individuals who are dually diagnosed (mental health & substance abuse), is highly desirable.
- Knowledge of 12-step Programs and personal experience with substance abuse recovery is highly desirable.
- Lived experience as a mental health consumer or a family member/loved one of a mental health consumer is desirable.
Certificates, Licenses, Registrations:
- Provide a vehicle with a valid California Driver’s License and current vehicle insurance. Driving records must meet and continue to meet the generalized driving guidelines used by our insurance broker.
- Must have at least three years of driving experience.
- If applicable, obtain 5150 designation through the County of Sacramento within the first year of employment.
Other Skills and Abilities:
- Ability to pass clearance of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Department of Justice (DOJ) background screenings.
HOPE Cooperative (aka TLCS, Inc.) is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, and/or expression, status as a veteran, and basis of disability or any other federal, state or local protected class. Our agency embraces a diverse & culturally rich workforce, and we welcome all candidates to apply.
To apply visit Hope Cooperative - Online Career Center
Salary : $70,764
