Program Management Office Director jobs in Anderson, IN

More than a beautiful 75 acre campus, and beyond an accredited program or diplomas on office walls, the YOC is about people helping people. Not just in small ways, but in life changing ways. Since the early 90s, the YOC has provided a safe place for troubled children and families. Now, almost two decades later, hundreds of individuals have been helped by hundreds of YOC staff members who dedicate themselves each day to making a difference in a child's life. How does this happen? At the YOC, everyone brings their talents and gifts to the table, whether it's a winning smile, broad shoulders, strong backbone, helping hands or a heart for kids. We all know and believe in the mission of the YOC. And everyone has personally accepted the challenge to help those who are in crisis situations get back on their feet. A difficult task, but it can be accomplished together. Because if we can help save a child, then why couldn't that child save the family, the neighborhood, the community, the world.

Position Summary

The Program Director reports to the Chief Operations Officer and oversees the daily operations of assigned  programs.  Responsibilities include supervision, discipline and training of all assigned staff, monitoring program implementation, monitoring maintenance issues, and ensuring youth receive all appropriate medical, educational, and treatment services.  This position will also help to meet the needs of the YOC’s primary customers:  youth, families, courts, Juvenile Probation Department, Department of Child Services, and the schools.  Leadership skills are required, as the Program Director must be able to recognize issues/concerns and provide appropriate accountability and follow up for team members.  Knowledge of YOC programs, YOC policies and procedures, contract requirements, DCS service standards, accreditation standards, and standards set forth by other governing agencies is essential. 

Key Duties:

• Leadership and supervision of assigned staff 
• Training, mentoring, teambuilding
• team meetings, individual supervision, performance evaluations, and discipline, as needed
• participates in an on call rotation to offer guidance and direction, as needed, after hours
• Program Development and Implementation
• maintains knowledge and understanding of evidence based treatment interventions
• helps assess program effectiveness and makes recommendations for change
• oversees program implementation
• ensures quality treatment services and interventions are implemented with youth and families
• Compliance
• Maintains knowledge of YOC policies and procedures, contract requirements, DCS service standards, accreditation standards and any other regulations set forth by other governing agencies and ensures compliance
• Oversees required documentation to ensure quality and timeliness
• Customer Service
• Ensures consistent communication with families, placing agencies, courts, and schools
• Addresses problems/concerns and seeks positive resolution

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE NEEDED
Master’s degree (or in progress of completing a Master’s degree)  from an accredited university with connected knowledge in social services and at least 2 years of supervisory experience. Experience leading teams and facilitating trainings is required.

COMPENSATION

Competitive salary based on supervisory and educational experience.