Residential Care Supervisor - Developmental Disabilities

Seeds of Hope; Jesup (GA); On-site; USD 21,000 - 28,000; Part time

Job summary

Seeds of Hope operates a group home providing support to individuals with special needs and developmental disabilities. We seek a dedicated supervisor to oversee daily operations and ensure high-quality care for three residents.

The role includes scheduling 24-hour coverage, monitoring medications and physician orders, documenting visits and interventions, and maintaining records. A supervisory background and a degree in behavioral or related fields are required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or above in behavioral, social science or related field from accredited college or university.
• Two (2) years experience in home health or related field with one year experience as a supervisor.

Responsibilities

• Overseeing the operation of a personal care home with 3 individuals that are developmentally disabled.
• Schedule 24-hour coverage for home.
• Monitor the administration of medication, physician orders, and prescriptions.
• Document the purpose of the visit or face-to-face contact, assessment, or evaluation, training, plan for intervention, and changes in service delivery such as change in staff recommendations.
• Maintain and update records at assigned intervals.
• Investigate all incidents and reports to appropriate staff. Assists with the development and implementation of corrective actions for incidents.
• Visit and monitor homes frequently to ensure the home is a safe, clean, and attractive.
• Attend monthly supervisors/staff meeting.
• Recruit, interview, and recommend persons for employment.

Education

Bachelor's degree or above in behavioral, social science or related field

Job description

Seeds of Hope operates a group home providing support to individuals with special needs and developmental disabilities. We seek a dedicated supervisor to oversee daily operations and ensure high-quality care for three residents.

The role includes scheduling 24-hour coverage, monitoring medications and physician orders, documenting visits and interventions, and maintaining records. A supervisory background and a degree in behavioral or related fields are required.