Residential Group Home Manager

We are looking for a committed and experienced Group Home Manager to oversee one of our group homes, apartments, or supported living locations. If you have worked within residential services for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities, we encourage you to apply today!

About Our Company

STAR, Inc., is a non-profit located in Norwalk, CT that provides support services to adult-aged individuals with developmental/intellectual disabilities and their families for over 70 years. This takes many different forms but all with the same goal of improving the lives of those we serve. We help the individuals we support become the fullest versions of themselves through the values of inclusion, independence, and freedom of choice.

A Day In The Life Of The House Manager

As a house manager, you oversee the residents at your particular group home, ensuring they are properly cared for, safe, and happy. You will also be directly training and supervising all house staff to make sure they are staying up to date with the needs of the residents and their own required trainings. You will work collaboratively with the Director of Residential Services, nurse consultants, DDS case managers, behavior consultants, and others to aid in implementing the individual plans of the residents. You will work with families, parents, and guardians to ensure they know their family member at our group home is living a happy, rewarding, and meaningful life. This is an incredibly rewarding position for the right person. You would have the opportunity to make a lasting impact and lead a team that does all it can to assist the residents in living the life they choose and be instrumental in making their house a home.

Responsibilities

• Oversee residents at a group home, ensuring they are properly cared for, safe, and happy.
• Train and supervise house staff to meet the needs of residents and maintain required trainings.
• Collaborate with the Director of Residential Services, nurse consultants, DDS case managers, behavior consultants, and others to implement individual resident plans.
• Work with families, parents, and guardians to ensure residents live happy, rewarding, and meaningful lives.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in a related field and one year of experience OR a combination of education and experience that meets qualification standards for satisfactory job performance.
• Supervising experience.
• Connecticut state driver's license.
• Strong multitasking abilities.
• Compassion and ability to see the potential in everyone.
• Positivity and a team-player attitude.

Pay

$54,996.00 per year

Schedule

• 8-hour shift, Monday-Friday.
• Rotating on-call duties.