FT Residential Manager I

MOUNTAIN VALLEY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES INC•Glenwood Springs, CO

4d•$25 - $31•Onsite

About The Position

The Manager oversees and participates in the development and delivery of services designed to further the abilities of adults with developmental disabilities to live, learn and work in a more independent and inclusive manner. The Manager is responsible for direct support, administrative duties and management of staff in the designated program. Hours: Full Time, 40 hours per week, 20 hours per week of administrative time and 20 hours per week of direct care. Must be available mornings, evenings, weekends and overnights.

Requirements

A criminal and Motor Vehicle record which meets company standards.
A valid Colorado Driver’s license.
Verified legal status to work in the United States.
Ability to use computers fluently (Internet, Word Processing).
Exceptional oral and written communication skills.
Basic money management and budgeting skills.
Strong organizational skills and adept at performing multiple tasks at once.

Nice To Haves

College Degree Preferred.
Successful completion of Certified Nursing Assistant/Aide training is preferred.
2 years of general management experience preferred.
Previous experience in health care, human services, or nursing home setting preferred.

Responsibilities

Ensure all shifts are covered, staff schedules are efficient, leave requests are addressed, and vacancies are reported.
Participate in interviews and supervise staff during all work hours.
Train new hires, provide ongoing mentorship, conduct performance evaluations, lead staff meetings, and handle performance concerns with professionalism and timeliness.
Complete assessments, adhere to budgets, minimize overtime, approve timekeeping, contribute to financial planning, and submit required reports and billing on time.
Oversee daily operations including menu planning, inventory management, health tracking, and medication audits.
Respond to internal/external audits and maintain compliance.
Respect and advocate for individual rights, encourage informed choices, promote personal growth, and ensure access to community resources.
Support medical needs by attending appointments, administering medications accurately, maintaining medical supplies, and communicating health changes to the Medical Office.
Maintain a clean, safe environment, conduct emergency drills, ensure safe transportation, and report or resolve safety concerns promptly.
Develop and follow each individual's care plan, coordinate with the Interdisciplinary Team, and provide necessary physical or personal assistance.
Maintain timely and accurate documentation of services, attendance, and medical records.
Respond to communication through designated channels promptly.