Supervising Facility Manager

Have a bachelor's degree or be employed for a minimum of two years with the organization.

Must be 21 years of age.

Must pass a criminal fingerprint background check, TB test, Physical Exam, and Drug Test.

Valid driver's license and meet insurance requirements.

Must have a personnel record, an age affidavit, and a confidentiality form on file.

Valid CPR and First Aid verification.

Ability to author emails, letters, reports, and other documents professionally.

Must be available to work a flexible schedule that may include extended hours, evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Documentation of the required education and experience requirements shall be maintained in the personnel file.

Oversee the day-to-day operation of the program.

Overseeing and assessing a residential treatment facility in accordance with the licensee's stated objectives and standards.

Preparation of the facility's budget and management of expenditures according to the facility's budget limitations.

Organizing the work of the facility and delegating responsibility to staff.

Participate in training and evaluation of staff.

Review clients, placing agent and stakeholders' concerns and grievances, and resolve expeditiously.

Monitoring and distributing the client's finances (clothing, allowance, incentives, etc.)

Attend treatment team, individual and group, CFT, IEP, CCL, DMH, local state, and county meetings and training.

Serve as a liaison with external stakeholders, such as licensing agencies, community organizations, school personnel, and healthcare providers.

Prepare the SR5 reports.

Review all incident reports and program binders (MAR, Significant Event Log, Legal Log, Weekly Assessment Log, etc.) for compliance.

Ensure that each on-site license inspection of residential facilities is well-prepared.

Conduct regular health and safety inspections of the facility to ensure compliance.

Ensure the client's activities are recorded in the Legal Log at intervals of 15 minutes.

Responsible for designating a qualified substitute when absent.

Responsible for providing your contact information to clients and other stakeholders (coworkers, Community Care Licensing, school staff, social worker, etc.) when you are off-site.