RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM MANAGER

UHS•ROSEMEAD, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Reasons Eating Disorder Center is seeking compassionate and hardworking candidate professionals to join their team as a Residential Program Manager. This role is responsible for the daily operations of the facility, including supervising clinical and non-clinical staff, ensuring accurate and timely patient care, and overseeing the care of patients with eating disorders and co-occurring diagnoses. The Program Manager also ensures medical record documentation meets policy and regulatory standards, in coordination with the Clinical Director, Director of Operations, and Director of Nursing. Direct patient care may also be provided. The position is located in intimate six-bed houses in Pasadena and Arcadia, Los Angeles area.

Requirements

Master's and license preferred in one of the following: Registered Nurse, Registered Dietitian, or Licensed Psychologist, Social Worker, or Marriage and Family Therapist or related license meeting eligibility criteria.
Degree from an accredited program in field of study.
Supervisory/managerial experience required, preferably in a psychiatric or residential treatment facility.
For a specialty program (for example, Eating Disorders) experience with that population, is preferred.
In lieu of experience specialized education and training may be acceptable.
This position is required to work flexible hours and participate in an on-call rotation.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience working with eating disorders, trauma, substance use and LGBTQIA+ communities.

Responsibilities

Assume responsibility for the complete facility operations and staff management.
Act as a liaison between staff, patients and facility administration.
Assist Director of Nursing and Clinical Director in evaluation of the staff’s performance and participate in orientation of new staff.
Assist in implementing facility policies and procedures.
Evaluate patients/milieu acuity, report high acuity to the Director of Nursing.
Schedule staff assignments and program schedules according to acuity and budgetary guidelines.