Residential House Manager - Multnomah Co.

Alternative Services Oregon•Portland, OR

About The Position

Step into the exhilarating role of Home Manager at Alternative Services - Oregon, Inc., where you'll lead daily operations and ensure consistent, person‑centered support for the individuals we serve. You'll oversee staff scheduling and coverage, maintain a well‑run environment, and guide your team in delivering high‑quality care and compliance. You'll work closely with a dedicated staff focused on accurate documentation, strong communication, and dependable service delivery. ASI‑OR offers comprehensive benefits, including Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Paid Time Off, Retirement Plan, and On‑Demand Pay. Join a team committed to meaningful, reliable support-and make a measurable impact every day. Alternative Services - Oregon, Inc.: What drives us We are dedicated to providing quality support for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Alternative Services - Oregon, Inc. (ASI-OR) has one goal in mind: Supporting People to Experience Meaningful Lives. What it's like to be a Home Manager at Home Manager As a Full-Time Home Manager at Alternative Services - Oregon, Inc., your day begins with an energizing check-in with staff, ensuring a seamless flow in the home. You diligently review overnight notes to maintain documentation accuracy & compliance, while closely monitoring routines and supporting clients through behavioral challenges using Positive Behavior Supports and effective strategies. You expertly coordinate schedules and oversee appointments, serving as the steady leader who communicates with the ISP team and families. Throughout the day, you coach staff, swiftly addressing any challenges, creating an organized and consistent environment. By the end of your shift, the entire team is aligned on expectations, clients thrive with the support they need, and the home is impeccably ready for its next transition. You play a crucial role in maintaining high standards and steady operations, making every day impactful and rewarding! Are you a good fit for this Home Manager job? To excel as a Home Manager, a unique blend of skills is essential. First and foremost, IDD experience is crucial; hands-on support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a 24-hour residential setting lays the groundwork for effective care. Proficiency in behavior support is necessary, enabling you to implement strategies and calmly navigate challenging situations. Residential management experience is key, as is the ability to communicate clearly and respectfully with staff, clients, families, and ISP teams. Strong organization and time management skills will help you coordinate schedules, manage daily operations, and ensure documentation accuracy & compliance. Problem-solving skills are vital in high-pressure scenarios, allowing for quick, composed decision-making. Lastly, leadership and coaching abilities will empower you to supervise, train, and maintain accountability while adhering to regulatory knowledge and compliance expectations. A valid driver's license is also required for community outings and operational needs.

Requirements

IDD Experience: Hands-on experience supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a 24‑hour residential setting.
Behavior Support: Ability to implement behavior strategies, navigate challenging situations, and respond calmly and effectively.
Residential Management: Prior experience in group home management or supervising direct support professionals.
Communication Skills: Clear, respectful communication with staff, clients, families, medical providers, and ISP teams.
Organization & Time Management: Ability to coordinate schedules, manage daily operations, ensure accurate documentation, and maintain compliance.
Problem‑Solving: Strong decision‑making skills with the ability to stay composed during unexpected or high‑pressure situations.
Leadership & Coaching: Experience supervising, training, and giving feedback to staff while maintaining accountability and consistency.
Regulatory Knowledge: Understanding of state requirements, support plans, and residential compliance expectations.
Valid Driver's License: Required for community outings, appointments, and home operations.