Qualified Developmental Disability Professional/House Supervisor
Position Summary
We are seeking a highly motivated and dependable individual for a full-time salaried position. The QDDP/HS is responsible for developing Individual Support Plans and goals for at least two of Magdala’s ISL homes (9 individuals total). The QDDP/HS also supervises and trains direct care staff, oversees staff schedules to ensure adequate coverage is provided, and is instrumental in managing the daily functions of the home.
Functions Of The Job
Leading and directing the service delivery team in supporting individuals with developmental disabilities in a manner that provides self-determination and quality life opportunities to the persons being supported
Writing and implementing Individual Support Plans
Writing and implementing treatment goals
Training staff on Individual Support Plans and goals
Ensuring data and program documentation is completed by staff daily
Managing the daily operations of two ISL homes
Hiring and training Direct Support Staff
Providing all necessary performance discipline
Ensuring quality staff are available for house coverage, doctor’s appointments and community activities
Communicating relevant information to families, DMH Service-Coordinators, and Magdala team members
Able to be on-call 24 hours day M-F and to participate in a weekend rotational call schedule
Overseeing the budgeting and documentation of funds spent for the individuals being served
Understanding of Positive Behavior Supports and providing on-going feedback to staff regarding correct implementation of Behavior Support Plans
Keeping supervisor informed of events, concerns, and needs, as appropriate
Ensuring that client files are maintained according to licensure and certification standards
Skills And Abilities
Experience with multi-tasking and the ability to prioritize and organize work duties in a manner that ensures deadlines are met
Knowledge of Department of Mental Health procedures/standards
Excellent supervisory skills and ability to provide leadership to staff
Ability to communicate with a diverse group of people
Ability to make sound decisions based on analysis, experience, and good judgment
Willingness to “wear many hats” and do what it takes to get the job done
Ability to anticipate, identify, and resolve problems in a timely manner
Consistent modeling of appropriate and positive interactions for staff and clients
Excellent writing skills and an eye for detail
Willingness to learn and grow professionally
Ability to respond to constructive criticism
Requirements
Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree in the Human Services field. Preferred: A minimum of one year working directly in the field of Developmental Disabilities. Three years of experience preferred. Two years supervisory experience preferred.
Ability to respond quickly to emergency situations
Flexible availability and ability to be on-call
A current valid Driver’s License, minimum liability car insurance, reliable transportation and a good driving record is required
Clean criminal and EDL record