Coordinator Day Program - FT

RISE INC•Vernal, UT
•$18 - $18•Onsite

About The Position

RISE Services, a nonprofit human services organization, is seeking a full-time Coordinator to support adults with developmental disabilities or mental health needs at its RISE Opportunity Center (ROC) in Vernal, Utah. The Coordinator oversees the program’s daily operations and quality assurance, works with a team to develop and implement plans addressing individuals’ needs, and supervises, schedules, trains, and works direct-care hours alongside Direct Support Professionals. The role also involves preparing and monitoring budgets, coordinating with state agencies, and scheduling and ensuring completion of activities and skill-development goals. The Coordinator assists with social and community activities and is required to be on-call. The position is full-time, day shift, with limited or occasional travel.

Requirements

  • Have a person-centered philosophy and be dedicated to providing quality supports to individuals.
  • Be self-motivated, honest, dependable, and flexible.
  • Have strong communication and organizational skills.
  • Be able to problem-solve and work independently as well as collaboratively with a team.
  • Have a valid ID and be able to pass a background screening.

Nice To Haves

  • A bachelor's degree in a related field and/or comparable supervisory experience.
  • Knowledge of developmental disabilities or mental health needs and related field experience.

Responsibilities

  • Oversee the program’s daily operations and quality assurance.
  • Work with a team to strategize, create, and implement plans that address individuals’ needs.
  • Supervise, schedule, and train Direct Support Professionals, and work direct-care hours alongside them.
  • Prepare and monitor budgets and coordinate with various state agencies.
  • Schedule and ensure completion of activities and skill-development goals.
  • Assist with social and community activities.
  • Be on-call.
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