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Seven Hills Foundation is seeking an Assistant Residence Director in Methuen, MA to help lead daily residential operations and support individuals with developmental disabilities.
You will supervise staff, manage on-call coverage, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to promote independence, community involvement, and person-centered care across programs with varied pay differentials and certifications.
Pay: $23.50/hr with an additional $2/hr for active MAP certification
Schedule: Monday 2p-11p, Tuesday 2p-8p, Wednesday 2p-10p, Thursday 2p-10p, Sunday 9a-5p, 39/hrs
Are you ready to take the next step in residential care leadership? Seven Hills is seeking a dedicated Assistant Residence Director to support the day‑to‑day operations of our residential programs and help individuals with developmental disabilities thrive in their communities. This role provides hands‑on leadership experience and opportunities to develop skills for future operations management.
As an Assistant Residence Director, you’ll work closely with the Residence Director and a multidisciplinary team to ensure high‑quality, person‑centered support while promoting independence, community involvement, and personal growth for the individuals we serve.
Starting pay is $23.50/hour, with additional differentials based on location and qualifications. Cape‑based programs offer a $1/hour differential. Martha’s Vineyard programs offer a $4/hour differential, with the exception of the Franklin Street program, which offers $3/hour. An additional $2/hour differential is available for employees with active MAP certification, except at non‑Franklin Street programs on Martha’s Vineyard.
All asleep hours are paid at $17.50/hour.
At Seven Hills, you’ll have the opportunity to grow as a residential leader while making a tangible difference in the lives of the individuals we support. This role is ideal for professionals looking to develop their leadership skills in a supportive, collaborative environment dedicated to person‑centered care, inclusion, and community engagement.