Day Program Services Director
Company | BrightSpring Health Services |
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Location | Mt Laurel Township, NJ, USA |
Salary | $75000 – $75000 |
Type | Full-Time |
Degrees | Bachelor’s |
Experience Level | Mid Level, Senior |
Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree in human services or related field
- Minimum of two years working directly with persons with developmental disabilities
- Minimum of two years of supervisory experience
- Must be able to meet Developmental Disabilities Professionals (DDP) qualifications
- Demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Willing to work flexible hours
- Driver’s license from state of residence with a satisfactory driving record as defined by BrightSpring’s vehicle policy and/or liability insurance carrier (as applicable per program requirements)
- Minimal Travel
Responsibilities
- Builds, develops, and effectively manages the operations QIDP/Program Coordinators in optimizing individual and team performance though effective leadership, mentoring, and training
- Assists the Executive Director and or Associate Executive Director with timely, open, and effective communication regarding persons served
- Ensure preplacement process and paperwork is reviewed and implemented
- Ensure annual staffing’s are completed within 365 days, ensuring assessments are completed within 30 days of the annual staffing, including comprehensive functional assessments
- Ensure new training objectives are implemented based on IDT discussion and assessments
- Ensure IPC’s are renewed within 60 days of expiration, IP’s completed upon receipt of PDP from service coordination
- Comprehensive functional assessment updated based on changes with an individual, IDT completed noting changes
- Ensures Plan of Corrections are properly completed, corrected, and are submitted within identified timeframe
- Ensures monthly monitoring of training objectives to ensure active treatment is continuous
- Quarterlies completed as required
- Q/PC training to DSP staff on use of AA, diets, training objectives and BSPs
- Staffing calendar. Update as admissions and discharges occur. Track annuals and document when held
- Ensure BSPs are written, behavior data sheets are in place, QIDP/Program Coordinator’s receive weekly data sheets, and BSPs are monitored
- Ensure daily review of IBAMs and triage reports, with follow-up in daily huddles
- Run weekly reports in TMP to identify trends within the IBAMs
- QIDP/PC/LVN weekly IDT meeting to review medical consults/ER visits/hospital discharges
- Ensure monthly info submitted to OSS regarding incident management
- Weekly meeting with LVN/RN to review medical appointments, ER visits, hospitalizations. IDT as needed
- Assure that ICF- HRC meetings are held to review rights restriction at least twice/year. HRC approval as needed
- Assure that HCS-CAC meetings held to review all required components on quarterly basis for entire contract. CAC approval as needed
- Ensure appropriate informed consent for psych meds and rights restrictions (if needed)
- Chart audits. Q/PC follow-up on chart audits. Q/PC follow-up on pre surveys and plans of corrections
- Assure that current information regarding individuals is on the home and up to date; as well as in TMP
- Schedule Qs/PCs to monitor their homes: Active treatment, medication, meal observation. Follow-up as needed
- Ensure IDRC are completed and submitted to CBC 60 days in advance of expiration date
- Yearly review of ICAPs to ensure LONs and staffing patterns match
- Ensures service strategies are implemented to include, Q/PC training, TMP training, and BSP training (QIDP only)
- Ensure all programming paperwork is uploaded into TMP
- Conducts monthly site visits and client chart reviews for accuracy and compliance
- Ensure all financial documents are completed and submitted timely
- Ensure that all critical incidents are entered into critical incident management system
- Analyzes consumer care information and monitor development of recommendations to correct or prevent concerns by regularly meeting the Area Supervisors, Qualified Intellectual Disabilities Professional, Program Coordinator, and Program Manager
- Ensures regular quality assurance reviews of individual charts, documentation, and MAR’s to ensure that service delivery is appropriate to meet the individual/consumer needs and personal goals
- Routinely observe service delivery on-site and monitor for demonstration of knowledge i.e., ISP requirements, individual health needs, behavior management techniques, and emergency procedures
- Serve as a liaison between the community and agencies in the service delivery system, family/guardians, and the agency
- Keep AED/ ED informed of all critical/unusual incidents and/or clinical concerns
- Ensure Coordination of investigations of serious incidents and alleged abuse allegations, including appropriate reports to required agencies
- Serve as on-call support for person supported issues
- Monitor and ensure compliance with monthly, quarterly, and yearly financial goals to ensure services are provided as indicated in each person’s Individual Program Plan (IPP)
- Coordinate Incident/Accident Review process, monitor for patterns, and provide feedback for action necessary to prevent incidents in future
- Serve on or chair Human Rights Committee, Consumer Advisory Committee, Safety Committee, and coordinate admissions in conjunction with placement committee
- Develop and implement plans of corrections
- Serve as member of agency management team
- Ensure QIDP’s/PC’s are hired, trained, evaluated, and monitored
- Complete timely Performance Reviews to ensure employees are productive, accountable, and successful in their positions
- Ensure all employees operate and/or manage within fair labor practices, company policy/procedures, and all applicable industry regulations
- Collaborate with team to ensure Plan of Corrections are properly completed, corrected, and submitted timely
- Conduct regular meetings with employees to share information and develop action plans
- Conduct and/or monitor training for all staff in least restrictive techniques, behavior management, active treatment, client rights, prevention of abuse/neglect, documentation/data collection, emergency procedures, and other areas as needed
Preferred Qualifications
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No preferred qualifications provided.