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Wayside Youth & Family Support Network in Arlington seeks a Program Director for the Young Adult Program. The role leads a dedicated team to improve the lives of youth, requiring supervisory experience and work with youth in residential settings.
The position focuses on program operations, staff development, licensing compliance, and collaboration with funding sources. A Bachelor’s degree and 5+ years in residential settings are preferred.
Show your passion by empowering youth and families when joining the Wayside team!
Wayside is one of Massachusetts' most respected youth and family-serving agencies, supporting more than 6,000 youth and families annually across Central, Eastern, and Northeastern regions.
We invest in our employees' wellness with comprehensive benefits, including tuition and training reimbursement, a PTO package with 3 wellness days, 9 paid holidays, and up to 3 weeks of vacation in the first year. Enjoy a learning environment with free training, CEUs, and more, along with exceptional medical benefits, financial health supports, and career development opportunities.
Earn a $2,000.00 sign-on bonus (pro-rated for part-time)!
We are currently searching for a talented professional for the position of Program Director at Wayside Youth & Family Support Network. The dynamic Program Director will be ready to lead a great team that works creatively and passionately to improve the lives of youth. Prior experience in a supervisory or managerial role and experience working with youth in a residential setting preferred. The Program Director is skilled in communication effectively verbally and in writing. Experience in therapeutic communication techniques, conflict resolution, staff training and hiring practices needed.
Salary Range: $65,000.00 - $70,000.00/year depending on experience.
Program Director will be responsible for all aspects of the overall operations of their program.
We Will Train You in: Motivational Interviewing, Attachment, Regulation and Competency Model (ARC) and Courageous Conversations.