Group Home Manager
Group Home Manager
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Staff Supervision & Development
- Partner with the Program Manager to recruit and interview candidates
- Create staff schedules to ensure adequate coverage and minimize overtime
- Train and orient staff in areas such as safety procedures, household operations, documentation, incident reporting, and client-specific needs
- Identify and coordinate ongoing training needs; maintain training records
- Provide regular supervision through meetings and role modeling
- Program Coordination & Development
- Complete individual evaluations and attend team meetings
- Serve as a liaison between programs and professional staff
- Ensure timely and accurate completion of all documentation
- Monitor program effectiveness and recommend changes to the QDDPEnsure consistent delivery of services and supports
- Manage household needs, including supplies and maintenance
- Recordkeeping & Compliance
- Oversee completion and accuracy of staff documentation
- Complete required daily, weekly, and monthly reports
- Maintain up-to-date client and program records
- Ensure all licensing documentation and requirements are met
- Direct Service
- Provide direct care support as needed
- Assist with activities of daily living (ADLs), including personal care, medication administration, nutrition, and household tasks
- Support clients with community outings, appointments, and social engagement
- Plan recreational activities and encourage community integration
- Serve as a role model for both clients and staff
- Case Management
- Oversee person-centered planning through development and management of the ISACoordinate services and appointments with providers
- Support staff and clients in identifying goals, strengths, and needs
- Train and monitor staff on implementation of strategies and supports
- Ensure services align with ISA requirements and regulatory standards
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