Residential Program Manager – Men's House

Description

Join a team that is changing lives every day. Wellspring is seeking a compassionate, experienced leader to manage our 15-bed residential treatment program for adult men.

Qualifications

• Current LADC license.
• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Social Work or another relevant human services field preferred.
• Current CCS credential or eligible to obtain within six months.
• Minimum of two years' experience providing direct substance use disorder treatment; residential treatment experience preferred.
• At least one year of supervisory experience in addiction services or a comparable leadership role.
• Experience with electronic health records, email, and standard computer applications.
• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation.

Essential Functions

• Serve as the program manager and positive role model for the residential program.
• Supervise licensed counselors, support staff, and services for up to fifteen residents.
• Develop staff schedules and approve payroll.
• Provide clinical guidance and support to ensure high-quality treatment services.
• Assess and evaluate clients in collaboration with staff.
• Demonstrate and mentor the 12 Core Functions of an Alcohol and Drug Counselor.
• Orient and mentor new staff and facilitate team meetings.
• Maintain facility safety and compliance with state licensing standards.
• Conduct supervision, case reviews, and clinical staff meetings.
• Provide required supervision for program staff.

Secondary Functions

• Oversee medication systems in accordance with physician orders and agency procedures.
• Promote a therapeutic group living environment.
• Coordinate staffing to ensure 24-hour program coverage.
• Maintain required professional licensure and continuing education.
• Monitor program operations, billing coordination, and financial performance.
• Develop community partnerships and support referral development.
• Ensure donations are documented and acknowledged.

Job Purpose

Manage residential treatment services for adult men while supporting residents in recovery through counseling, education, role modeling, and compassionate, trauma-informed care.