Overview:
The Program Manager position is a comprehensive role that demands a blend of operational management, staff supervision, fiscal oversight, and collaboration with various stakeholders. The Program Manager functions as a member of the Crisis Management Team and is involved in the operations of the Crisis Receiving Center and Crisis Stabilization Unit. This position requires a great deal of operational acumen, leadership, and a strong commitment to the mission and values of St. Joseph’s Villa.
Responsibilities:
- Day-to-Day Operational Management:
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Staffing and Scheduling: Ensures adequate clinical and nursing coverage 24/7, manages shift schedules.
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Meetings and Coordination: Participates in and prepares for various team meetings; coordinates transportation needs; assists with client admissions and discharges.
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On-Call Support: Provides regular on-call support for the program.
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Fiscal and Budgetary Support:
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Budget Management: Maintains client population levels within budgeted capacity; explores solutions to operational barriers.
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Supervision and Training of Direct Service Staff:
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Team Collaboration: Active in team-based service delivery; supervises and trains staff; supports effective team models.
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Staff Management: Involves in hiring, evaluating, and possibly firing staff; ensures effective onboarding and compliance with training standards.
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Environment:
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Safety and Well-being: Maintains a safe, inviting environment; ensures compliance with regulatory standards.
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Program Planning & Vision:
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Leadership and Communication: Communicates the program’s vision and purpose; takes responsibility for professional development.
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Representation and Collaboration:
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Community Engagement: Works with community and placing agencies to maintain and attract client population; prepares and presents information for meetings.
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Operational Policies & Procedures:
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Monitoring and Reporting: Maintains data and reports, ensures compliance with regulations, and makes recommendations for improvements.
Qualifications:
- Education: Bachelor's Degree required.
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Certification: Qualified Mental Health Professional - Child
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Experience: Minimum of three years in a relevant field with one year in a supervisory role.