Description
 Community Living Residential ManagerÂNow Hiring • Whitehouse, OH Lead a caring, dedicated team and help individuals in our Community Living Residential program thrive. Oversee employee relations, schedules, and HR functions; train Direct Support Professionals; and ensure Individualized Support Plans are implemented as written. As Staffing Manager, you will directly supervise Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) and Program Leaders and assist in the general supervision of Community Living’s functioning.Â
Pay: $67k – 73k annually     Schedule: Full-time with on-call responsibilities Â
What You’ll DoÂ
Lead and Develop Your TeamÂ
- Participate in providing staff training as appropriateÂ
- Work directly with program leaders regarding training and communicating their responsibilitiesÂ
- Deliver timely discipline for performance below expectations and timely verbal praise for actions above and beyond the job descriptionÂ
- Conduct one-on-one meetings each month or as needed with assigned staffÂ
- Oversee Whitehouse and Pemberville, OH Community Living staffÂ
Keep Operations Running SmoothlyÂ
- Oversee all aspects of the staffing schedule and ensure shifts are staffed appropriatelyÂ
- Provide a consistent supervisory presence in the Community Living Program to ensure programs and policies are followed and to act as a reference to staffÂ
- Compile the agenda and lead Staffing MeetingsÂ
- Attend and participate in management meetings, mandatory training classes, and in-services as requiredÂ
- Participate in on-call rotation including weekends and holidays, and the on-call phone rotation with Community Living LeadershipÂ
Build Strong RelationshipsÂ
- Work directly with Human Resources on all employee relations concernsÂ
- Maintain positive relations with all parents, families, and/or legal guardians of residents supported in Community LivingÂ
- Work with a diverse population and develop positive relationships with individuals, staff, individuals from other organizations, and any other persons related to the clientsÂ
Who You AreÂ
The right person brings a positive, energetic, “can-do” attitude.Â
Education & ExperienceÂ
- Bachelor’s degree required; master’s degree preferred.Â
- An equivalent combination of education and relevant experience may be consideredÂ
- Minimum of 3–5 years of leadership or supervisory experienceÂ
- Experience working with individuals with autism and/or developmental disabilities requiredÂ
- Understanding of state and federal funding systems, regulatory requirements, and service delivery models requiredÂ
SkillsÂ
- Strong leadership, coaching, and supervisory abilitiesÂ
- Excellent organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skillsÂ
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skillsÂ
- Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environmentÂ
- Strong conflict resolution and decision-making skillsÂ
- Ability to lead teams through change while maintaining a positive cultureÂ
- High degree of professionalism, integrity, and confidentialityÂ
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including Excel, Word, Outlook, Teams, and SharePointÂ
- Computer knowledge of Data Plus, Care Tracker, and DODD MSSÂ
Other RequirementsÂ
- Valid driver’s license and eligibility to be insuredÂ
- Flexibility to meet operational needs, including evenings, weekends, and on-call responsibilities. Â
What We OfferÂ
- Medical, dental, and vision insuranceÂ
- Paid disability and life insuranceÂ
- Personal time offÂ
- 401K with company matchÂ
- 11 paid holidaysÂ
- Paid Training Â
- Paid Orientation Â
- ERN / EAP Program Â
- Food Pantry Onsite Â
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