Director DTA

RISE INC•Surprise, AZ

3d•$60,000 - $65,000

About The Position

RISE is hiring a creative, results-oriented Director to oversee several Day Treatment for Adults (DTA) programs in the East and West Valley areas of Maricopa County. The role may be based at either the Mesa or Surprise office. The Director is responsible for the direction and management of DTA centers throughout Maricopa County, ensuring compliance with regulations, policies, fiscal requirements, and program goals. The position also manages DTA Coordinators and supports improvements to recruiting, retention, program development, and training systems and processes. The Director is expected to provide strong leadership, quality assurance, reliable follow-through, and a high sense of urgency, while building relationships and networks in support of the community. The role includes on-call responsibilities, travel, and the ability to work flexible hours with minimal supervision.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree at a minimum.
At least five years of related industry experience in supervision, coaching, management, training, and staff development.
Ability to create innovative program solutions for people with disabilities.
Experience implementing systems to monitor program policy, procedure, and contractual compliance.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to communicate in individual and group settings and demonstrate listening skills.
Ability to write clearly and accurately, read and interpret written information, and prepare materials and communications relevant to the position.
Ability to interpret and implement RISE policies and procedures regarding support services, AZ DES/DDD policies and procedures, and labor law practices related to subcontractors and employees.
Ability to build relationships and communicate with people receiving support, professional parents, advisors, natural parents, state personnel, and other customers.
Familiarity with medical and psychological terminology, teaching principles, human behavior, or principles of psychology.
Ability to prepare program budgets and interpret budget results.
At least 21 years of age.
Valid Arizona driver's license and ability to meet RISE Insurance Agency requirements.
Must pass a background check and obtain a Level One Fingerprint Clearance Card.
Ability to travel, be on call, and work flexible hours.

Responsibilities

Manage and supervise Day Center Coordinators in designated programs.
Collaborate on strategies and plans that provide the best available support for people receiving services.
Ensure programs meet RISE corporate and state policies and procedures and funding-agency requirements; train staff on policies as required.
Ensure required records, logs, and other documentation are maintained.
Coach, train, and mentor employees, providing positive leadership and team building.
Advocate effectively for people receiving support.
Administer budgets and provide financial oversight for the designated region.
Create innovative service models for people with disabilities based on individual choice.
Create an environment where employees can share ideas and take risks; build teams and instruct staff in team-building skills.
Promote and develop new areas of service to increase revenues.
Lead the state regional management team in sharing and exploring improvement ideas.
Advocate positively for change with funding agencies.
Monitor and improve systems and processes related to recruiting, retention, program development, and training.