Part-Time Residential Program Supervisor-Behavioral Health

PATH (People Acting to Help), Inc.; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 34,000 - 55,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Annual increases

Performance bonuses

Comprehensive benefits package

Job summary

PATH (People Acting to Help) Inc. in Northeast Philadelphia operates a Residential Treatment Facility for adults with behavioral health and intellectual disabilities. This part-time role oversees the program to ensure evidence-based practices and coordinated care.

The candidate will supervise staff, facilitate treatment planning, ensure regulatory compliance, and collaborate with psychiatrists and therapists to support successful discharges and improved outcomes.

Qualifications

• Masters degree in Behavioral Health Discipline preferred.
• At least two years experience in behavioral health and intellectual disabilities treatment; supervisory experience preferred.
• Driver's license and personal vehicle required.
• Excellent writing skills and ability to use an electronic health record.

Responsibilities

• Provide overall supervision of the Residential Treatment program to ensure effective delivery.
• Ensure compliance with DPW Code 55 and related standards and regulations.
• Provide direct services as needed, including crisis management.
• Facilitate treatment planning and align interventions with goals.
• Review documentation for clinical and regulatory compliance.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure continuity of care.

Skills

Supervisory experience

Excellent writing skills

Leadership

Education

Masters degree in Behavioral Health Discipline

Job description

PATH (People Acting to Help) Inc. in Northeast Philadelphia operates a Residential Treatment Facility for adults with behavioral health and intellectual disabilities. This part-time role oversees the program to ensure evidence-based practices and coordinated care.

The candidate will supervise staff, facilitate treatment planning, ensure regulatory compliance, and collaborate with psychiatrists and therapists to support successful discharges and improved outcomes.