FT Residence Manager Sunday-Thursday

Position Summary:

Under the general direction of the Residential Director the Residence Manager is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the residential program. The Residence Manager will provide overall leadership vision and direction in the areas of individual services program development physical plant management regulatory compliance strategic planning and program staffing. Represent the Agency by promoting and modeling the mission and core values of the Sisters of Mercy and Mercy Home.

Essential Functions:

Manage the daily operation of the program to ensure its compliance with all regulations; and agency policies procedures and standards.

Hire train & manage staff performance; provide on-going effective and timely feedback to staff. Objectively evaluate employees performance and implement a development plan.

Develop and implement systems to ensure day-to-day smooth operations of the program.

Ensure individual program plans are implemented as prescribed and protect and uphold the rights of the individuals served.

Provide oversight and ensure the accurate timely and complete documentation of all required paperwork.

Manage the filing system for the individuals and the employees. Ensure confidentiality and security of information.

Manage incidents and reporting of incidents as per agency guidelines and all regulations.

Serve as the liaison with other service providers including but not limited to sheltered workshops day habilitation programs hospitals doctors and Case Managers neighbors and community contacts.

Serve as the primary contact for family members advocates guardians and others who are involved with the individuals; and develop these contacts in a manner that is most beneficial to the individuals.

Communicate effectively with individuals served team members families visitors and others.

Manage program within budgetary guidelines.

Manage individuals finances including but not limited to personal allowance clothing and burial funds.

Manage petty cash accounts.

Attain and maintain Approved Medication Administration Personnel (AMAP) certification and administer medication where required.

Perform SCIP-R CPR and First Aid as required.

Actively participate in all mandatory training in-services and conferences as required; maintain certification in all mandatory training.

BA/BS Degree in Human Service Healthcare Administration Psychology or related field required

Valid and clean New York State Drivers License

AMAP CPR SCIP-R and First Aid certification is preferred