The Residential Program Manager (RN) serves as the on-site leader of a 24-hour ASAM 3.5 residential substance use recovery program, responsible for the overall operation, nursing care, staffing, and quality outcomes of the facility. This role goes beyond traditional nursing oversight, encompassing full program administration, administrative supervision of the clinical team and site manager, and ensuring the program operates effectively, safely, and in alignment with organizational standards and recovery-oriented principles.
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Provide day-to-day administrative leadership for all aspects of residential operations, including medical, clinical, and support services
Provide supervision and performance oversight for clinical and facility leadership staff, ensuring alignment with program goals and operational expectations
Monitor facility operations to ensure a safe, clean, and therapeutic environment for staff and clients
Lead efforts to maintain compliance with ASAM 3.5, CARF, state licensing, and organizational policies
Respond to incidents and ensure appropriate documentation, follow-up, and quality assurance reviews
Oversee the delivery of high-quality nursing care, medication management, withdrawal monitoring, and documentation
Serve as the clinical point of contact for coordination with external providers (e.g., PCPs, psychiatrists, pharmacies)
Ensure integration of nursing services with behavioral health and peer support services
Conduct or delegate health education for clients and staff on topics like infection control, self-care, and medication adherence
Lead team meetings and foster interdisciplinary collaboration across departments
Coordinate staffing schedules and manage employee performance in collaboration with the Site Manager and Human Resources
Support staff onboarding, training, and professional development within a trauma-informed and recovery-focused framework
Monitor and report program census, admissions, discharges, and outcomes
Commitment to continuous improvement and service excellence
Participate in budget planning and monitor supply and resource needs
Identify opportunities for program growth, efficiency, and enhancement of client care
Lead or participate in audits, inspections, and accreditation processes
Performs additional responsibilities as needed to support program operations