Residential Coordinator

Posted 8 days ago

divine connect careHyattsville (MD)

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About the role

Benefits:
  • Bonus based on performance
  • Dental insurance
  • Health insurance
  • Opportunity for advancement
  • Training & development
  • Vision insurance
Job Summary: We are seeking a Residential Coordinator to join our team! As a Residential Coordinator, you will work closely with numerous different departments to assess training and program needs and then find appropriate program options to fill those needs. The Residential Coordinator (RC) reports directly to and is supervised by the Director of Program Operations and Qualified Intellectual Disabilities Professional. The PC will be responsible for the overall supervision and management of your assigned residential home(s) and staff. Ensures that services are provided in accordance with DCCI, county, state and federal requirements. The PC will assist in the development of outcomes and goals, and provides behavioral and instructional programming, interfacing with professionals including physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, dieticians, etc. The PC is responsible for Data Collection from staff which support the active treatment plans to include behavior plans. The PC is responsible for family contacts, and the supervision, training and development of direct support staff in order to create a supportive and enriched residential experience for participants receiving services under home and community waiver services in DC, MD, or future surrounding states. You will also attend various meetings to gain a better understanding of the company goals, assist management with implementing new programs, and ensure all company programs are in line with our mission and goals. The ideal candidate has previous experience in a similar residential role, has excellent communication skills, and has the ability to multitask and switch priorities, as needed.
Primary Responsibilities:
  • Work closely with DCCI residential homes, building relationships and learning the needs of each person supported and home
  • Determine the best programs for each person supported based on their unique needs
  • Handling crisis management and the supporting the purchase of household/ food/ clothing supplies for persons supported in compliance with program reporting requirements.
  • Responsible supervising documentation of Daily Data Collection sheets which support the active treatment plans; including behavior plans, Medicaid waiver services documentation and health and safety forms.
  • Assist management in implementing programs effectively
  • Attend various department meetings to gain a deeper understanding of program needs
  • Ongoing review of programs to ensure that services are provided in a comprehensive manner
Provides technical and administrative support across all services in the following areas: service plan compliance; compliance with waiver requirements; assisted oversight of compliance with procedures to include financial management; onboarding of new employees; team support with transition and planning; and notifying the appropriate person (IMC) regarding reportable/serious reportable incidents.
Qualifications:
  • Possess a bachelor's degree; an exception may be approved based on length of service, work history, etc.
  • Must have a minimum of two (2) years of supervisory/ managerial experience
  • Self -directed responsibility to support the supported persons and staff members assigned to them.
  • Must meet state requirements regarding criminal background check.
  • Must meet all training requirements and keep training current
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • Strong organizational skills
  • The ability to work well independently and within a team
Technical Skills: Software proficiency in Microsoft Office suite, GDriveProject management Data analysis to include but not limited to Progress notes, Data collection, PCP Goals, etc).Flexible work from home options available.

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