MANAGER RESIDENTIAL OPERATIONS- QDIP
AbleLight · Mission Viejo, CA · 3 wk ago
OTHR$70k–$71k/yrFull-time
Lead a residential team in delivering person-centered care and services to individuals with developmental disabilities, ensuring compliance with federal, state, and AbleLight standards.
Responsibilities
- Talent, Leadership & Results (60%)
- Develop, empower, and recognize team members to foster a high-engagement, inclusive environment where everyone can thrive.
- Partner with HR, quality, nursing, and operational leaders to onboard, train, and mentor new staff; identify ongoing training needs through Quarterly Connections.
- Model positive leadership behaviors and align team efforts with organizational goals.
- Program Leadership (25%)
- Ensure consistent implementation of AbleLight operating procedures and compliance with state/local regulations across assigned homes.
- Serve as the escalation point for DSPs, individuals supported, parents, or guardians when local resolution efforts are unsuccessful.
- Propose and drive quality and process improvements for staff and individuals served.
- Complete all required training per local, state, federal, and AbleLight policies.
- Maintain collaborative partnerships with colleagues, leadership, individuals supported, and families, focusing on budget and metrics to grow residential services and achieve balanced scorecard results.
- Person-Centered Care and Services (15%)
- Deliver care and services aligned with individualized plans developed in collaboration with the person supported, families, clinical providers, and internal partners (nursing, quality, operations).
- Fully leverage health information and HR technology to ensure timely, comprehensive, and objective documentation.
Requirements
- Education: Meet federal QIDP requirements (42 CFR 483.430) with documentation. Degrees in:
- Human Service Field
- Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathy
- Registered Nurse
- Occupational Therapist or Assistant
- Physical Therapist or Assistant
- Psychologist
- Social Worker
- Speech-Language Pathologist or Audiologist
- Professional Recreation Staff
- Professional Dietician
- Human Services Professional
- Experience: Meet federal QIDP requirements (42 CFR 483.430) with documentation of at least one year of direct experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities.
- Travel/Flexibility: Ability to adapt hours and work across residential settings in your local community to support colleagues and individuals served.
Skills & Abilities
- Knowledge: Serving others, giving/receiving feedback, accountability (self and others).
- Skills: Collaboration, active listening, conflict resolution, maximizing technology use.
- Abilities: Driving quality and continuous improvement for self and processes.
Values
- Mission First: Serve the developmental disabilities community.
- Excellence Always: Strive for excellence in all actions.
- Team Together: Operate as one unified team for the mission.
Pay
$70,304 - $70,500