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Lakeshore Community Services, Inc. in Warren is seeking a DSP III House Manager to lead a residential home and supervise six to eight DSP staff.
The role includes on-call rotation and weekend commitments, ensuring a safe, supportive environment for individuals with intellectual disabilities. The position offers a competitive hourly wage of $24.02, a sign-on bonus potential up to $2,700 in the first two years, and comprehensive benefits including 403(b), health, dental, and vision insurance, FSA,
House Manager staff are team leaders and members of teams that are responsible for the care and instruction of individuals living in community residential homes in accordance with state, federal and Agency guidelines while overseeing the day-to-day operations and management of the home as directed. House Managers contribute to the creation of a safe, healthy emotional and physical environment for individuals. They follow established programs and interact with each individual in a manner consistent with normalization principles, which indicate that the experience of the individuals living in Lakeshore programs should be as typical of that of any other person living in the community. The House Manager assists individuals, family members and others with concern and empathy; respecting their confidentiality and privacy at all times while communicating in a courteous and respectful manner while reinforcing the hierarchy of care and Lakeshore's Mission statement and agency expectations.
Full-time 40 hours per week with some on call and weekend commitments
$24.02 per hour
potential up to $2700 in first 2 years of employment
potential to $750 in first year
Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or university with less than two years employment experience working with individuals with intellectual disability.
Associate's degree or 60 credit hours from an accredited college or university and less than four years but at least two years' work experience with intellectual disabilities.
High School diploma or equivalent education and three years' work experience with intellectual disabilities and supervisory experience.
Nursing, nurse's aide or other experience in the field of health care
Coordinate a residential program for individuals with intellectual disability and possibly behavior problems. Candidate must be able to coordinate efforts with an interdisciplinary treatment team. Supervise approximately six to eight DSP I & II level staff.
EOE