Youth Development Site Manager

Ymca Of Collier County•Marco Island, FL

About The Position

The Youth Development Site Manager position supports the work of the YMCA of Collier County, Inc., a leading not-for-profit organization committed to strengthening the communities in Collier County through its core focus areas of Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility. This position is responsible for day-to-day general administration of the Early Learning, Kid Zone, School Age Child Care, and special event programs located on site. This includes total responsibility for all children, staff supervision, budgeting, expense control, income generation, program development and community relations and collaborations. Additionally, this position is responsible for the overall administration duties within the YMCA of Collier County Campus (site specific) Youth Development Department. This includes (but not limited to) ensuring that the programs meet the highest standards of quality possible, following the mission of the YMCA, and maintaining state licenses and regulations. Efficiency, Organization, and Initiative are critical in this position. Good communication between families and staff is of the utmost importance.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in early childhood education, School Age Care, Child Development, or another child-related field; OR an associate’s degree in early childhood education or other child-related field A national competency-based credential such as a CCP or CDA (required)
Meet all Department of Children and Family standards.
The National Administrator Credential (NAC) or an equivalent approved administrator credential, OR a course in early childhood administration or business administration, OR one year of experience as the administrator of an early childhood program. Must be willing to obtain a DCF Director’s Credential within first year of employment.
Documented leadership training if not a holder of the NAC or an equivalent administrator credential
Certification in Infant, Child and Adult CPR, and Basic First Aid.
Completion of 45-hour child care course required by the State of Florida.
21 years or older with a minimum of 2 years teaching experience.
Hold and maintain a driver’s license with reliable transportation.
Ability to relate effectively to diverse groups of people from all social and economic segments of the community.
Understands the YMCA is a public accommodation committed to inclusion and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Must be able to meet the Association’s background screening requirements.

Responsibilities

Knowledge of and maintain state childcare rules and regulations and the components of quality childcare.
Scheduling and arranging overall staffing coverage if a childcare employee is absent.
Conduct all staff orientations and onboarding training courses in accordance with the organization’s training policies.
Plan and facilitate monthly staff meetings and in-service training for all center staff.
Work closely with teachers and counselors to ensure that developmentally appropriate lesson plans are implemented through curriculum software weekly. This includes ensuring appropriate parent messaging is being exercised by all teachers.
Maintain accurate and organized records of children past and present by updating timely and managing daily filing. Records include but are not limited to complete registrations and current physical and immunizations on the Florida mandated format.
Ensure the safety and maintenance of high-quality facilities, grounds, and equipment including keeping supplies organized, maintain and clean facilities and care for equipment.
Promote and monitor membership and/or program growth, taking a leadership role in membership cultivation and retention
Manage the Daxko database and complete all registration (Daxko) information immediately to streamline enrollments including draft set up. Complete accurate ELC set-up prior when needed.
Oversee the Collections Manager weekly and initiate calls as needed to collect and input outstanding funds.
Manage the inventory, purchasing, and menus for snacks, office supplies, and general supplies for the program in coordination with the Youth and Family Director.
Complete weekly, monthly, and annual program/impact/marketing reports when due.
Managing all aspects of the food program for Early Learning Department.
Assist in classrooms and groups as a teacher helper, or as a substitute when needed.
Effective communication with other YMCA department staff of childcare and family service programs for promotional and informational purposes to members and potential members.
Represent the YMCA and maintain relationships with other organizations in the community.
Effectively communicate with and address parent concerns.
Set-up and conduct Tours and registration appointments for potential families.
Manage classroom and group rosters and waiting list effectively
Responsible for all daily health and safety issues for the program; serves as a resource for family health concerns/needs; ensure all program-level health and safety concerns are addressed and resolved.
Communicate to supervisor and/or Youth and Family Director of any issues that arise that may involve the following. a. Incidents b. Removal of Participant c. Safety Issues d. Staff Concerns e. Staff Employment
Be familiar with YMCA mission, policies and procedures.
Participate in YMCA programs and events.
Be an enthusiastic, dedicated, reliable, and committed member of our team.
Every incidental duty connected with the Early Learning Site Manager job cannot be specified in the position description and the colleague, at the discretion of the CEO, may be required to perform duties that are not included in this job description.