Program Supervisor (Long Term Care Program, Thursday - Monday, 2nd/3rd shif at Mental Health Connecticut Inc

Torrington, Connecticut, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

21 Jan, 26

Salary

1800.0

Posted On

23 Oct, 25

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Supervision, Crisis Intervention, Evidence Based Practices, Staff Development, Budget Monitoring, Community Engagement, Scheduling, Operational Reporting, Training, Program Management, Client Support, Team Leadership, Interviewing, Safety Monitoring, Relationship Management, Crisis Assessment

Industry

Mental Health Care

Description

Description Mental Health Connecticut (MHC) is a statewide not for profit provider agency that partners with individuals, their families, and the surrounding communities to create environments that support long-term health and wellness. We measure success by our ability to help individuals obtain a safe home, achieve whole health, realize a meaningful purpose, and develop connections in the community. MHC envisions a future where wellbeing is rooted in respect for the condition of being human. Our dedication to this mission is evident through our focus on community education, advocacy, and direct service. MHC has an immediate full-time opening (Sunday – Thursday: 6:30 pm – 2:30 am, with flexibility as needed for program and staff support) for a Program Supervisor within the Torrington area. This position will be responsible to provide support and supervision to the operations of the Residential Services Program that serves four women with histories of trauma and multiple long-term psychiatric hospitalizations. Bi-Weekly Salary: $1800.00. MHC offers a competitive benefit package which includes: Medical and Dental (Cost share split 90/10 for employee only and 80/20 for employees + dependents) Voluntary Vision Company paid Life and Long Term Disability insurance Employee Assistance Program (EAP) 403(b) Retirement Plan (company match is dollar for every dollar contributed, up to 6%) Generous paid time off policy including 11 agency observed holidays, sick time, vacation time, and wellness days Requirements The Program Supervisor responsibilities include: Oversee & supervise all direct care staff to provide effective quality, recovery oriented services in each program across second and third shifts. Monitor administrative processes and requirements of assigned location(s). Develop and maintain schedule of staff across the program(s) to ensure appropriate coverage. May be required to carry a caseload and/or provide coverage, depending upon program needs. Monitor and assist in the adherence to program budget as assigned. Assure program participants are being assisted through the use of Evidence Based Practices, to effectively engage individuals in recovery ensuring their participation and satisfaction in the design, development and implementation of their personal IRPs with specific goals and objectives for ADL skills. Monitoring program census and determining appropriate distribution of caseload to staff. Assist with determining staffing requirements, screen potential new hire candidates, conduct interviews, and participate in the selection process. Organize and facilitate activities or groups that may be program specific. Complete necessary operational reports and audits as required. Regularly supervise direct reporting staff, develop staff to maximize potential, monitor staff performance and provide input on staff performance reviews. Attend, facilitate, and/or participate in regularly scheduled meetings, trainings, and conferences as required. Approve time off requests, time cards and program expense allocations. Represent and implement MHC mission, vision, values, and philosophy maintaining positive and professional relationships with funders and other outside agencies. Monitor the safety of individuals in recovery in their residences through proper supervision of the sites ensuring the maintenance of safe and healthy facilities. May include conducting rounds/check-ins with housed clients. Available on call for consultation in emergencies or regarding imperative concerns. Facilitate, train, and ensure an effective orientation for new employees. Monitor all staff training, including core trainings, development trainings and program specific trainings. Identify and provide emergency crisis services through immediate assessment and response in accordance with accepted crisis intervention methods and techniques. Complete projects correctly and on time. Ensure that participants are treated with dignity and respect in accordance with MHC policy. Participate in the success of work group enhancements and committee initiatives. Assume leadership role in the absence of Program Manager and/or Director as needed. Willing and able to drive a personal vehicle locally and within the state. May be required to transport individuals in personal vehicle. Must be able to travel between programs, office, trainings, and department meetings. Education and/or Experience: Bachelor’s Degree in Social Science/related field preferred, or Associate Degree plus three years of experience required. Familiarity with Connecticut state human service systems and related treatment requirements and mandates. Proficiency in Office 365 applications, including but not limited to Teams, Outlook, and SharePoint. Experience supervising staff in a residential program working with woman who have histories with trauma and multiple long-term psychiatric hospitalizations preferred. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations: Valid CT driver’s license, auto insurance and registration. Mental Health Connecticut is an equal opportunity employer. All employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, age, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, marital status, pregnancy, religion, citizenship, national origin/ancestry, physical/mental disabilities, military status or any other basis prohibited by law. EOE, M/F/D/V No Phone Calls Please

Responsibilities

The Program Supervisor will oversee and supervise direct care staff to ensure effective quality, recovery-oriented services. They will also monitor administrative processes, assist in budget adherence, and ensure program participants receive appropriate support.