Residential Program Supervisor - Adult Disability Services

Road To Responsibility, Inc.; Norwell (MA); Presencial; USD 70 000 - 90 000; Tempo integral

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Resumo da oferta

Road To Responsibility, Inc. is seeking a supervisory leader to manage staff and oversee clinical and administrative services for adults with developmental disabilities in a residential setting.

You will supervise, evaluate, and train staff, coordinate daily program operations, and ensure timely paperwork and safety compliance. The role requires coordination of medical and therapeutic appointments, medication administration, and ongoing program development with strong communication to families

Qualificações

• Must have a valid driver’s license.
• Completion and maintenance of mandated trainings, including medication administration.
• Willing to authorize a criminal history background check (CORI).
• Ability to perform each essential duty with reasonable accommodations if needed.

Responsabilidades

• Supervise staff and train team; oversee clinical and administrative services.
• Schedule shifts and coordinate program operations; cover shifts as needed.
• Administer medications per procedures and coordinate medical appointments.
• Maintain paperwork, budgets, and documentation; ensure QUEST evaluation standards.
• Lead monthly staff meetings; provide coaching and performance reviews.
• Develop and implement ISP components; ensure timelines and objectives.
• Communicate with families/guardians and relevant program stakeholders.

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Descrição da oferta de emprego

Road To Responsibility, Inc. is seeking a supervisory leader to manage staff and oversee clinical and administrative services for adults with developmental disabilities in a residential setting.

You will supervise, evaluate, and train staff, coordinate daily program operations, and ensure timely paperwork and safety compliance. The role requires coordination of medical and therapeutic appointments, medication administration, and ongoing program development with strong communication to families