Job ID 4906
Residential Lead, Overnight
Location: Jim and Jan Moran Family Center, Deerfield Beach. Florida
Compensation:$45,000 annually
Reports To:Residential Director
Posted:11/27/2024
Position Summary
Days/Hours
Qualifications/Skills
- Bachelor’s degree in social services or related field, required.
- Two years of supervisory experience, required.
- Experience working in a residential or communal living environment, preferred
- Proficient Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc. including in database management and working with spreadsheets.
- Experience with purchase orders and inventory tracking and management.
- Valid Florida driver’s license. Safe driving record. Proof of Automobile Liability Insurance.
Essential Job Functions
- Provide trauma-informed direct services to survivors of domestic violence including individual and group counseling, support, and crisis intervention as needed. Utilizes the empowerment model and maintains a non-judgmental attitude towards participant's decisions.
- Monitor, support and provide leadership and delegate responsibilities as needed during their shift to ensure the safety and needs of the department are met within the designated shift. Shift responsibilities include the management of the: shelter roster, file and auditory process, inventory, participant. advocate assignments, monitor responsibilities and custodial work completion.
- Monitor Residential Assistants workload to ensure job responsibilities are adhered to as outlined in their Job Description and Benchmark Indicator to include support to advocacy services to ensure survivors are being provided with comprehensive case management and advocacy services.
- Provide oversight of all quality assurance and chart audit reviews. Completes, coordinates, and reviews Residential advocacy charts. Submit reports in a timely manner to Residential Director and responds to follow-up requests regarding reports.
- Oversee inventory process, including working with Residential Director to complete and analysis of the ongoing needs of shelter survivors.
- Complete monthly reports and ensure staff will meet position productivity standards and funding contractual obligations and meet position quality assurance standards.
- Complete other work-related tasks as assigned.
Additional Notes
- Employee will be required to take the Department of Children and Families (DCF) Core Competency training and obtain a passing grade of 75% or higher.
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