This position will provide quality onboarding, training, support, and structured supervision for a team of Family Engagement Specialists who provide various service models with mixed caseloads of visitation services, home based case work, comprehensive services, and father engagement services.
Supervisor will be expected to provide reflective supervision, insight, direction, and support in providing services for individuals and families who need assistance recovering from a variety of issues surrounding substance abuse, mental illness, physical, sexual, and emotional abuse, and neglect.
This is a leadership position within our corporation. Leaders at Iris family support center are expected to coach, develop, mentor, guide, support and teach staff to instill Iris core values, beliefs, vision, and mission related to quality services to families and children as well as to one another.
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Essential Functions
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Oversight of the assigned office/staff’s day to day operations, ensuring quality services to all children and families, including face-to face supervision in adherence to the service standards.
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Manage team meetings to ensure adherence to the fidelity standards of service delivery.
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Manage staff’s onboarding, training, and quality assurance through in-the-field modeling and shadowing to ensure quality services to the families and children we serve.
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Provide training to team members or individual staff to address developmental needs as necessary.
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Oversee program capacity and case assignment to ensure budgetary expectations are met or exceeded, including but not limited to the following: staffing, referrals, face to face expectations and maintaining positive customer service to all agency referral sources.
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Implement effective tracking and monitoring systems to ensure compliance with program service standards, evidenced-based models, accreditation standards, agency performance quality improvement system and best practices in service delivery, and monthly scorecard monitoring.
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Implements and monitors performance quality improvement measures within the program (case file reviews, outcomes, and outputs).
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Complete all department required and professional development training.Â
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Ability to effectively implement personnel policies and procedures as outlined in the agency policy manuals.
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Must possess ability to interpret and implement department policies, procedures, and systems.
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Work in tandem with agency and program leaders to complete an annual program evaluation of all programs to assist with annual planning.
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Leads team in supporting Iris mission, beliefs and vision and actively participates in programs sponsored by the agency.
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Coordinates services with partner agencies and maintains positive working relationships with partners, referral sources and staff.Â
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Attend provider meetings with referring agencies when needed, CFTM, and court to support staff, determine service needs, and report strengths and areas of growth for families.
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Provide individual and team summaries to supervisor through monthly scorecards.
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Approve all required paperwork including billing sheets, case notes, mileage, research notes, etc. accurately and on time.