Manager of Crisis & Emergency Services

Next Door Solutions to Domestic ViolenceSan Jose, CA
$82,000 - $90,000Onsite

About The Position

The Manager of Crisis & Emergency Services plays a pivotal role in providing a full range of comprehensive trauma informed services to survivors through emergency shelter, crisis counseling, risk assessment and safety planning. The manager will be responsible for creating a positive, inclusive, and high-performing work environment by supporting employee growth, well-being, and overall satisfaction. This team works with systems and clients in crisis so you are someone who is empathetic as well as committed and connected to the values of the organization. You will be tasked with providing and overseeing direct services, tracking and informing survivor needs and trends, and strategizing about organizational and systems implications. You will train, model and provide direct services in addition to their delegation of duties. You need to be a well-organized, creative problem solver who is empathetic both to the issues domestic violence victims face and the needs of the advocacy team who supports them. Success in this role will take a leader who is a connector, who's creative and enjoys problem solving, and who can work collaboratively to effectively align services, teams, and locations. They are someone who is committed to the domestic violence movement and is knowledgeable about local, statewide and national public policy practices and trends.

Requirements

  • Bachelors’ degree in related field plus 3 years experience in the domestic violence field OR at least 5 years experience in domestic violence field.
  • Knowledge of local, regional, and national issues related to domestic violence.
  • Commitment to the advancement of the domestic violence movement.
  • Excellent organizational and time management skills.
  • Excellent written and oral communication skills.
  • Direct supervisory experience.
  • Ability to relate well with people from diverse socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds.
  • California domestic violence counselor certification (40-hour training).

Nice To Haves

  • Knowledge of Santa Clara County systems & service providers.
  • Bilingual in a language frequently needed in Santa Clara County (Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, or Vietnamese)

Responsibilities

  • Develop, implement, and oversee emergency shelter, hotline and crisis intervention services in partnership with Next Door Solutions management.
  • Ensure excellent quality services focusing on quality trauma-informed, survivor-defined delivery.
  • Support and uphold a working environment that reflects the organization’s values.
  • Ensure shelter is operated in compliance with all city, grant and safety requirements and is a welcoming environment for individuals and families.
  • Ensure participant records are accurate, including case notes and database entries in a timely manner.
  • Stay current on laws, trends, and best practices related to domestic violence to ensure the delivery of informed and relevant services.
  • Collaborate with agency coordinators and advocates to ensure the delivery of seamless, high-quality services.
  • Assist in program development by identifying areas of need and proposing solutions.
  • Regularly monitor and assess participant data for accuracy and survivor needs. Propose solutions to gaps in services and system-related problems.
  • Coordinate with vendors, suppliers, professionals who support participants and maintenance of the shelter.
  • Supervise, train, support and evaluate a team of domestic violence hotline and crisis advocates.
  • Ensure advocates are competent in safety planning, trauma-informed care, and advocacy.
  • Develop training to enhance team competencies, including topics like advanced safety planning and technology.
  • When necessary, provide support to survivors offering safety planning, risk assessment counseling, conducting comprehensive survivor/participant assessments, and assisting survivor/participants to develop and achieve personalized goal plans for individually-defined success, in areas such as safety, housing, income, legal needs, wellness, and medical care.
  • Advocate for survivors and work collaboratively with aligned systems and community partners to foster connection and meet participant needs.
  • Maintain warm referrals/resources and establish relationships with community organizations to expand support for survivors.
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