Job Type: Full-timePay: Starting at $40,000-$42,000 annuallyShift: Full-Time (40 hours per week) Reports To: Residential DirectorFLSA Classification: Exempt Position SummaryThe CTHII House Manager is responsible for overseeing and supervising all activities within the residence and providing a safe, secure, home-like environment. The CTHII House Manager is also responsible for ensuring compliance with the budget, agency policies and directives, OIDD standards, and federal, state, and local standards and regulations. Position Responsibilities- EssentialEstablishes policies and procedures pertaining to total resident care, personnel, medical needs, etc. as required by policies and standards.Ensures training in policies and procedures to the staff, residents, visitors, and family members.Consistently reviews compliance of the home with established policies and procedures for the residence. Conducts a monthly QA review as trained and established by supervisor to cover all aspects of licensure and certification.Responsible for all financial activities and responsibilities of residents of the managed home, including checking accounts, savings accounts, fees, and other financial interactions. Responsible for following proper accounting procedures with the resident accounts. This duty shall not be delegated to other staff.Supervises direct care staff assigned to the home, including evaluations, time sheets, and works with the Human Resources and Training Manager regarding hiring, firing, disciplinary actions, and personnel policies and directives.Provides supervision of all staff. Participates in and conducts in-service training for staff and works with the Human Resources and Training Manager to ensure staff are properly trained and that training is properly documented.Ensures, in conjunction with the Human Resources and Training Manager, that all staff are up-to-date on personnel requirements.Creates a personal and safe, home-like environment for residents.Ensures the home/facility operates within established standards of OIDD and other licensing certifying agencies and requirements.Prepares annual budget and reviews monthly reports and provides analysis.Ensures the home/facility operates within the established budget categories (i.e. overtime, household supplies, salary, food, habilitation/recreation supplies, etc.)Attends Team Conferences, Psychotropic Drug Review, called Team Meetings, and completes proper documentation of all meetings relevant to the plan of care.Completes monthly progress notes for residents and maintains appropriate levels of information and interaction with families.Maintains harmonious working relationships with colleagues and staff within the agency and other agencies in the community.Completes and maintains proper admission and discharge paperwork.Responsible for taking all corrective action on surveys, internal and external, including follow-up on fire drills and other requirements.Responsible for taking all immediate actions to ensure the safety and freedom from harm of all individuals/residents.Provides services, training, and coordination to meet the needs of each individual/resident.Maintains individuals' financial plans and ensures they are followed.Ensures proper posting and following of menus, activity schedules, outings, etc.Ensure safety, comfort, and proper maintenance, as well as general cleanliness of the home.Participates in Quality Enhancement Process to provide as much person-centered planning and outcome as possible.Remains knowledgeable regarding current Medicaid/Medicare requirements and policies pertaining to the individuals and operation of the home.Supervises the delivery of each resident's residential plan of care.Reviews client records on a regular basis, as required, ensuring proper counseling/habilitation, behavior incident reports, accident/incident reports, medication administration records, and other documents are properly recorded, reported, and brought to an acceptable conclusion. Essential Skills and ExperienceMust be 21+ years of ageMust possess an Associate's or Bachelor's Degree in a related Human Service field as approved by ASNM (psychology, education, social work, counseling, etc.)Must have at least 1 year of supervisory experienceStrong working knowledge of state and federal employment and compliance requirementsProficiency with Microsoft Office products - Excel, Word, PowerPointStrong (effective, clear, and proactive) verbal and written communication skillsOrganized, responsive, analytical, and attentive to detailAbility to multi-task and shift priorities as neededStrong ethical standards and ability to maintain appropriate level of confidentiality.Able to foster and support a positive and engaging work environment to create trust and integrity with internal and external customers and co-workers Beneficial Skills and ExperiencePost-secondary educationGreater than 2 years of Supervisory Experience