ADHC Manager

Responsibilities

• The Manager of the Adult Day Health Center (ADHC) Services is responsible for the daily leadership and management of the staff and activities at the ADHC and ensures processes are performed in a timely and efficient manner to provide a professional level of service.
• The ADHC Services Manager is also responsible for the supervision of center technicians, recreation and food service staff, and provides leadership to these positions.
• Assists the Center Director in the development of the annual operation budget for the ADHC.
• Assists in the monitoring of overall expenditures to meet budget goals for the ADHC.
• Will be responsible as operator and assume all responsibilities when the Center Director is absent from the center (state requirement).
• Assists leadership in complying with licensing, accreditation and certification.
• Ensures the safety and cleanliness of the center.
• Orders and coordinates the delivery of supplies used in the ADHC as well as personal care supplies used at home by participants.
• Works with the facilities department to oversee the repair and maintenance department.
• Maintains records and statistics for purposes of program evaluation and continuity of participant services.
• Functions as a member of the Interdisciplinary Team (IDT) by implementing care plans and working with clinical staff to maintain continuity of care and meet the POC goals for the IDT.
• Assists the Center Director in meeting all customer service standards and responding to participant and employee complaints in a timely and professional manner.
• Ensures staff keeps current on and follows participant care plans at all times.
• Ensures staff observes participants for emotional, behavioral, and physical changes in condition including, but not limited to any changes in mood, skin integrity, bowel and bladder status, food/fluid intake, speech, ambulation, activity participation, and transfer ability.
• Oversees planning and assigning of group and individual activities to improve or maintain the participants’ cognitive, physical, social, psychosocial, spiritual, and artistic needs.
• Oversees planning and assigning of activities for a dementia‑specific population.
• Oversees daily flow of the dementia activities area