Area Supervisor (Human Services)
Life's New Beginning · York, PA · 1 mo ago
OTHRFull-time
About the role
Life's New Beginning is seeking Area Supervisors to manage a set of residential group homes. The position is based at the group homes (not an office setting) and involves quality management, staff training and mentoring, location oversight, and any tasks that contribute positively to services.
Responsibilities
- Overall management of a set of residential group homes.
- Quality management and ensuring high standards of care.
- Staff training, mentoring, and development of Direct Support Professionals (DSPs).
- Location oversight and day‑to‑day operational supervision.
- Facilitating team meetings.
- Identifying and reporting mental health symptoms and behaviors of concern.
- Communicating effectively with DSPs, management, families, and other professionals such as doctors and psychiatrists.
- Working hours necessary to meet the needs of the individuals.
- On‑call duties on a rotating basis.
Requirements
- Motivated to improve daily and committed to personal growth.
- Hard‑working, team‑oriented, and aligned with core values: Honesty, Integrity, Diversity, Respect, and Accountability.
- Responsible, dependable, flexible, self‑motivated, compassionate, and professional.
- Positive leadership skills, including professional courage.
- At least 18 years of age.
- High school diploma or GED equivalent.
- Valid driver’s license.
- Minimum one year of experience working with individuals with an intellectual disability and/or a mental health disorder.
- Supervisory/management experience required.
- Willingness to meet ongoing training requirements.
Schedule
This is a full‑time salaried position. The typical schedule is Monday‑Friday and includes both day and evening hours. Managers are on‑call on a rotating basis.
About us
Founded in 2015, Life's New Beginning is a non‑profit agency in York, PA that provides person‑centered services to individuals with intellectual disabilities. We operate residential homes and community programs (Companion and CPS) and adhere to trauma‑informed care practices.