House Manager

New Life Shelter78 Catherine StNew York, NY 10038, USA Description JOB SUMMARY The Program Manager will: (a) oversee and manage the day-to-day operations of the facility; and (b) have overall responsibility for the facility during the Director’s absence. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: List all essential job duties. (To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty listed satisfactorily with or without a reasonable accommodation. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with a disability to perform the essential duties unless this causes undue hardship to the agency.) Directs and Supervises Personnel Establishes and maintains work schedules in accordance with agency policy and assignments of staff. Responsible for managing the completion of time clock edits of staff who report to this position. Monitors and ensures staff compliance with the agency's time and attendance policy; recommends disciplinary action for those out of compliance. Manages the completion of performance evaluations, recommends staff for the employee recognition award and promotions. Conducts staff supervision in accordance with agency and division policy. Administers disciplinary actions in accordance with agency disciplinary policy, conducts disciplinary counseling, completes disciplinary action reports, and recommends employee terminations as needed. Ensures that staffs have attended required in-service training and schedules employees to attend both in-service training and training provided by vendors; conducts training on clinical subjects, charting, fire safety plan, fire drills, emergency plans and procedures, building security, volunteers and interns, and site‑specific exposure control plan. Promotes positive employee morale and a culture of compliance in the work environment to stop or eliminate sexual harassment or any form of employee harassment or employee discrimination; responsible for taking complaints of sexual harassment, informing the Human Resources Department of the complaint, and investigating the complaint (as directed). Monitors employee accrual totals, approves or recommends approval of employee requests for time off, and notifies the Department of Human Resources when an employee should be placed on or taken off Family and Medical Leave (FMLA). Maintains contact with staff while out on FMLA. Participates in employment interviews that meet federal, state, and agency regulatory guidelines. Completes associated Human Resources forms and sends these forms to the Department of Human Resources. Provides clinical and administrative to the Case Manager Supervisors and Unit Supervisors. Has on-call responsibility. Provides Quality Assurance Oversight Promotes compliance with all applicable Federal and State laws, regulations and Department of Homeless Services and Veteran’s Administration policies and procedures; acts to strengthen and maintain an ethical organizational culture. Coordinates with the Department of Quality Assurance and Improvement and the departments in the Administrative Division for staff assistance in the preparation for an audit. Develops plans of corrective action, incident reports, and program evaluation reports addressing areas that need improvement. Conducts length of stay reviews in the weekly supervisory meeting with Associate Program Managers, Case Manager Supervisors, and Unit Supervisors. Assists with collecting data and keeping documentation on vacancy, admissions, discharges, infractions, incidents, and illnesses daily and will gather from staff on a monthly basis statistic on service utilization and referral sources. Chairs and reviews information collected from the Utilization Review Committee on a quarterly basis, with paying particular attention to an aggregate review of unsuccessful and delayed discharges, and preliminarily determines the full scope of onsite services and offsite linkages that may be missing from the services mix. Ensures the distribution and collection of resident evaluation surveys and other program evaluation materials and ensures that the findings of such efforts are made available to persons served and staff. Conducts reviews of case records to ensure compliance with regulatory and agency documentation requirements. Maintains Property Safety and Accountability Promotes accountability and serviceability of all ICL property assigned to the program; reports lost, stolen, missing, or damaged property in accordance with ICL policy; conducts initial investigations of property that is lost, stolen, missing, or damaged. Facilitates the purchase of supplies and equipment; properly secures all property and equipment. Conducts regular inspections of vehicles and property to ensure cleanliness, accountability, and serviceability. Conducts regular inspections of resident rooms to ensure property accountability and serviceability. Enforces key internal control procedures to ensure the safety, security, functionality and a well‑kept appearance of the facility. Demonstrates willingness and ability to use and oversee the use of ICL‑supplied equipment (e.g. computers, cell phones, telephone, fax, vehicles, etc.) during business. Conducts periodic testing of the facility’s emergency and business continuity plans and maintains documentation of such testing. ADDITIONAL TASKS May conduct intake assessments. May conduct regular facility inspections to report repairs that need to be made. May review drafts, procedures, and job descriptions. May be involved in hosting visitors from community, regulatory offices, and/or other agencies. Performs other job‑related duties as assigned. ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES Committed to equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, and active promotion of the ICL values and goals. Knowledge of the management process, especially as it applies to not‑for‑profit organizations. Knowledge of Microsoft Office software. Effective staff management skills: planning, scheduling, assigning and directing of work; appraising performance; rewarding and disciplining; and addressing complaints and resolving problems; selecting, training and developing employees; directing employees toward desired objectives; delegating, motivating, and controlling the essential work functions (e.g. developing performance standards, measuring results, taking corrective action). Effective organizational skills (e.g. planning, scheduling, prioritizing tasks, organizing and allocating resources). Financial/accounting skills sufficient to understand the program’s budget and related financial reports. Effective presentation skills (e.g. prepare and deliver a written or spoken presentation with supporting materials). Effective college‑level problem‑solving skills. Effective interpersonal skills. Ability to work with diverse individuals. Ability to work as a member of a team. Ability to form teams to accomplish tasks. Ability to make reasonable and sound evaluative judgments. Ability to create, compose, and edit written materials, including business reports and correspondence. Ability to read, analyze, and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, financial reports, legal documents, technical procedures, or governmental regulations. Ability to effectively and efficiently respond to questions from employees and members of the community. Ability to present information to executive management, persons served, employees, and/or public group. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE High School diploma or GED plus 4 years human services experience. College credits can be substituted for up to 2 years of the above experience (1 year of college = 1 year of experience). Some supervisory experience preferred. Travel Required Yes . New York, NY 10038 Equal Opportunity EmployerThis employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor. #J-18808-Ljbffr