SENIOR PROGRAM MANAGER

COMMUNITY BRIDGES•Felton, CA

4d•$35 - $44

About The Position

Under the direction of the Family Resource Collective (FRC) program director, the senior program manager monitors and directs day-to-day operations for assigned service areas in compliance with Community Bridges policies and procedures. The senior program manager is required to provide independent, responsible, technical, and analytical support in a variety of areas, including center operations, programmatic data management, outreach, marketing, and administrative reporting. Oversees multiple family resource centers and leads program-wide initiatives.

Requirements

Knowledge of: Standard administration practices and procedures, with particular reference to a nonprofit community-based setting. Standard office practices and procedures, employee management, performance management, customer services and accounting.
Technical aspects of computer hardware and software; including word processing, spreadsheet and database techniques.
Proper grammar, spelling, punctuation and correspondence format.
Methods of collecting, organizing and presenting data and information.
Principles and techniques of procedures and systems analysis.
Ability to: Collect, organize, interpret and analyze data and files.
Use a personal computer and ancillary equipment.
Communicate information clearly and concisely and prepare clear and concise written reports, with customer service and cultural competency in mind.
Use tact and discretion in handling a variety of sensitive and confidential matters.
Proofread and edit a variety of written materials. effectively organize assigned tasks and work within deadlines.
Work effectively and productively as part of a team and collaborative group, as well as promote teamwork and positive group communication among staff.
Deal tactfully, cooperatively and effectively with agency staff members, participants, members of the board of directors, other agencies, community organizations, representatives of funding sources, contractors, governmental and regulatory bodies, and the public, including people from different racial, ethnic and cultural groups and from different backgrounds and lifestyles.
Develop and maintain positive and effective working relationships with other staff members, program participants, representatives of community organizations, vendors and the public.
BA/BS or equivalent experience required
Must have at least two years of demonstrated experience in performing similar work, preferably in a public or non-profit setting
Must possess a valid California driver’s license and have access to a reliable vehicle to perform job duties
Must pass a criminal background check and driving record review, demonstrated by providing a current K-4 DMV printout, and maintain a clean criminal and driving record
Must be insured and be insurable under the agency’s vehicle insurance policy
Must enroll in the agency’s DMV Pull Notice program
Must be willing to work occasional weekends and evening hours as needed
Must be able to work at a computer for full workdays; some routine lifting and reaching requirements
Must pass a criminal background check and maintain a clean record

Nice To Haves

Experience working with families and individuals in crisis
Clinical Behavioral Health experience preferred
Bilingual/Biliterate in English and Spanish preferred
Must have strong critical thinking skills and the confidence to take initiative

Responsibilities

Fiscal Management: Responsible for sound fiscal management practices, including monitoring and staying within assigned and approved budget. Communicates with FRC Program Director about any significant shifts and makes recommendations for future planning as appropriate.
Communication: Consistently practices effective mission-based communication, encompassing helpfulness, dignity, respect and leadership across all levels of the organization, including but not limited to: representatives of funding sources, governmental and community organizations, and others in regular contact with the agency. Communicates effectively and respectfully with people from different racial, ethnic and cultural groups, and from different backgrounds and lifestyles; demonstrates a knowledge of and sensitivity to their needs.
Internal Leadership: Develops and maintains positive professional relationships with FRC program managers and staff at all FRC sites. In coordination with the FRC program director, participates in collaborative planning across the FRC Collective. Where applicable, coordinates with program director to work with the program-level advisory council.
External Leadership: Develops and maintains positive professional relationships with collaborative service providers, funders, and communities. Actively engages in community planning and county initiatives ensuring agency presence.
Employee Development: In accordance with Community Bridges personnel policies and collective bargaining agreements, and in coordination with the FRC program director and human resources department, supervisory responsibilities include hiring, promoting, compensating, training, disciplining, scheduling, directing, terminating, developing and performance management of employees, interns, and volunteers. This includes holding regular staff meetings, providing individual supervision, and conducting annual performance evaluations. May provide training or support to program and/or operations managers.
Strategic Planning: Develops strategic plans, sets objectives based on goals, mission and values, gathers input and knowledge of others, adjusts and monitors plans in coordination with FRC program director to ensure responsive programming to the changing community needs. Ensures that improvements to center operations and programs, including procedures, methods and systems are implemented as directed.
Development: Participates in the renewal and acquisition of new foundation grants and government contracts by providing reports, writing proposals, letters, and other communications in coordination with the FRC program director. Works with the FRC program director and fund development department to organize fundraising events, as well as assists with development and implementation of new projects and/or events, as needed.
Seamless Service: Ensures that adequate staffing and protocols are in place to provide seamless service during office hours. Willingness to step in as needed to perform front-line services such as advocacy and case management with program participants.
Investigates and resolves issues arising from incident reports.
Serves as the primary contact for FRC’s co-located partners and programming.
Ensures that general outreach and marketing materials are clear, grammatically correct, and concise.
With the FRC program director, prepares, maintains, collects and analyzes records and data for various grant requirements.
Ensures compliance with agency guidelines and procedures.
Assists with troubleshooting and development of new data collection systems as required or directed.
Ensures staff compliance with a shared directory of files and data, including inventory, orders, supplies, machine maintenance records, and common forms and files based on Community Bridges systems.
In coordination with the operations manager, Coordinates outside contractors to ensure facility maintenance.
Serves as primary contact for facility-related issues.
In coordination with administration contracts department, troubleshoots and problem-solves facilities issues as they arise with landlord and/or janitorial staff.
Uses judgment and discretion when dealing with information gained during the course of work; maintains confidentiality as required.