Job Program Manager Boys Ranch

Responsibilities

• Quality Assurance
• Day-to-day Ranch operations
• Documentation of BRS/OYA requirements
• Review and verification of contractual, licensing and grant requirements
• Regular and systematic review of program documentation
• Follow-through on complete documentation and program reports
• Supervision of livability and maintenance of all Ranch buildings and living environments
• Kitchen oversight and compliance with USDA Food and Nutrition Service regulations
• Emergency procedures and contact information management
• Medication dispensation and documentation
• Communication with case managers, parents, and referral sources
• Facilitation of family mediations and reconciliation
• Evaluation of group and individual counseling skills
• Scheduling of appointments, authorized leaves, Ranch visits, school meetings, and transportation
• Development and implementation of Transitional Service Plans
• Supervision and development of individual Transitional Service Plans and after-care resources
• Coordination and facilitation of site assessments for youth in transition
• Supervision and implementation of ABCR and TCR programs
• Management of personnel and financial operations
• Financial run operations within a balanced budget
• Grant and contract management
• Outreach and liaison roles with various stakeholders
• Annual Horse Show coordination

Requirements

• Knowledge of youth residential care, development strategies, curricula, and philosophies
• Understanding of BRS standards and OYA policies and procedures
• Comprehensive knowledge of ABCR Program model and related support modalities
• Excellent written, verbal, interpersonal, and computer skills
• Organizational skills and attention to detail
• Experience in program development, residential programs, staff supervision, and multiple project management
• Valid Oregon driver license and CPR/1st Aid certification

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in social work or closely allied field with 1 year experience working with at-risk youth
• Bachelor’s degree in social work, psychology, sociology, or a closely allied field with 3 years’ experience working with at-risk youth
• Two years sex offender specific training and/or treatment work preferred