Shift Supervisor (KK2)

Adams And Associates Inc; Reno (NV); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Kids Kottage is seeking a Shift Supervisor to oversee Emergency Shelter Youth Techs and create a secure, nurturing environment for children. You will be the mobile, hands-on leader ensuring smooth operations, safe facilities, and child-centered decisions on every shift.

The role requires coordinating care, trainings for staff, and timely incident reporting while maintaining safety standards and working with local agencies as needed.

Qualifications

• 2 years of college with 15 credits in behavioral sciences.
• 2 years of full-time experience with children.
• Ability to qualify as a Direct Care Staff Member through Washoe County licensing.
• TB test, drug test, background check, required training and immunizations.

Responsibilities

• Supervise Youth Tech activities during your shift and visit all facilities.
• Train and support staff, stepping in to perform Youth Tech duties when needed.
• Coordinate care, cleaning, feeding, transportation, and day-to-day activities.
• Oversee cleanliness, safety, security, supplies, clothing, toiletries, and linens.
• Maintain shift log books and incident reports; answer phones when needed.
• Recognize emergencies and summon help; partner with local law enforcement during shifts.
• Foster safety and security for children and staff; identify and eliminate hazards.
• Serve as shift interventionist and, if required, oversee restraint of children.
• Administer prescription medications as instructed and maintain drug accountability.
• Participate in a rotating monthly on-call schedule.

Skills

Staff supervision

Safety & safeguarding

Emergency response

Team coordination

Communication

Education

Two years of college with 15 credits in behavioral sciences

Job description

KIDS KOTTAGESHIFT SUPERVISORBe the steady, caring leader who helps every shift feel safe, supported, and ready for anything.LEADGuide the team through each shift️PROTECTKeep children and staff safeCONNECTBuild security, trust, and calm The missionAs Shift Supervisor, you’ll oversee Emergency Shelter Youth Techs and help create a secure, nurturing environment for children at Kids Kottage. You’ll be the mobile, hands-on leader who keeps the team coordinated, the facilities running smoothly, and the children’s needs at the center of every decision. What you’ll doSupervise Youth Tech activities during your assigned shift and visit all facilities throughout your tour.Train and support staff, stepping in to perform Youth Tech duties when needed.Help coordinate care, cleaning, feeding, transportation, and other day-to-day activities.Oversee cleanliness, safety, security, supplies, clothing, toiletries, and linens.Maintain shift log books and critical incident reports; answer phones when needed.Recognize emergencies, take appropriate action, and summon help when necessary.Partner with local law enforcement and community agencies during your shift.Foster an atmosphere of safety and security for children and staff.Identify and eliminate hazards; oversee and participate in cleaning and maintenance.Serve as the shift interventionist and, when required, restrain or oversee the restraint of children.Administer prescription medications as instructed and maintain drug accountability.Participate in a rotating monthly on-call schedule.Eligibility to meet all criteria for the Youth Tech position.At least two years of college, including a minimum of 15 semester credits in behavioral sciences or a closely related field.Two years of full-time, paid experience working with children—or an equivalent combination of education and experience.Important: the 15 semester credits in behavioral sciences cannot be waived.Ability to qualify as a Direct Care Staff Member (DCSM) through Washoe County Human Services Foster Care Licensing. This includes TB test, drug test (including Marijuana), background investigation, reference check, required training and required immunizations. All staff members must be willing and able to complete restraint certification.Sound judgment, emotional steadiness, teamwork, and a genuine commitment to children’s safety and well-being.