Regional VP of Operations

Regional VP Of Operations

The Regional Vice President of Operations plays a critical role in advancing this mission by strengthening operational systems, developing leaders, maintaining compliance, improving service outcomes, and ensuring that every program reflects AIMED's values and commitment to excellence.

The Regional Vice President of Operations is an executive member of AIMED's leadership team responsible for the strategic, operational, regulatory, fiscal, and leadership oversight of assigned residential programs and regional service locations. This position requires a seasoned, mature, and highly capable leader who can operate with limited supervision, provide direction to regional teams, anticipate organizational needs, and ensure the operational success of AIMED Human Services programs.

The Regional Vice President of Operations is responsible for ensuring that programs are managed effectively, regulatory standards are consistently met, staff are properly trained and supported, individuals receive high-quality care, and operational goals are aligned with AIMED's mission, strategic vision, and core values. This role requires strong executive presence, sound judgment, critical thinking, spiritual and ethical grounding, data-driven decision-making, and the ability to lead teams through growth, challenge, change, and accountability.

Core Competencies and Responsibilities

Strategic Leadership

The Regional Vice President of Operations is responsible for helping carry out AIMED's short-term and long-term vision for operational excellence, program growth, and service expansion.

Responsibilities include:

• Provide senior-level leadership, direction, and oversight to assigned residential programs and regional teams.
• Support the CEO and executive leadership team in implementing AIMED's strategic goals and operational priorities.
• Assess changes in the human services and residential services market to identify risks, opportunities, trends, and potential disruptions.
• Develop and support strategies for program expansion, service growth, and regional sustainability.
• Translate organizational vision into practical operational plans that can be implemented by program leadership and frontline teams.
• Promote innovation, creativity, professional growth, and continuous improvement across assigned programs.
• Ensure that all operational decisions support AIMED's mission, values, compliance standards, and commitment to extraordinary support.

Operational Oversight

The Regional Vice President of Operations is responsible for the overall operational performance of assigned programs, including the York site and any additional locations assigned by executive leadership.

Responsibilities include:

• Oversee day-to-day and long-term operations of assigned residential programs.
• Ensure all programs meet regulatory, budgetary, clinical, quality, staffing, and service delivery expectations.
• Monitor the health, safety, supervision, and quality of care provided to individuals receiving services.
• Ensure program leadership is effectively managing schedules, staffing patterns, vacancies, documentation, incidents, and program needs.
• Work closely with recruitment and human resources to address vacancies, staffing needs, onboarding, retention, and workforce challenges.
• Oversee Individual Support Plan meetings and ensure program teams are prepared, informed, and actively engaged in service planning.
• Ensure all sites are maintained in a manner that reflects safety, dignity, regulatory compliance, and AIMED's standard of excellence.
• Evaluate program effectiveness and implement improvements when performance, compliance, or service quality does not meet expectations.
• Ensure program goals, service plans, staffing models, and operational practices are aligned with individual needs and organizational standards.

Team Leadership and Development

The Regional Vice President of Operations is responsible for building, mentoring, and holding accountable a strong regional leadership team.

Responsibilities include:

• Supervise, mentor, and support Regional Directors, Program Directors, Program Specialists, House Managers, and other assigned leadership staff.
• Create a professional work environment that encourages accountability, teamwork, innovation, open communication, and leadership development.
• Conduct performance evaluations and support corrective action plans when necessary.
• Utilize performance measures to ensure consistent, high-quality employee evaluations, goal setting, coaching, and accountability.
• Develop leaders who can manage effectively, communicate professionally, solve problems, and support direct care teams.
• Promote a high-performance culture grounded in AIMED's core values, ethical standards, and mission-driven service.
• Ensure leaders understand their responsibilities and are equipped to manage staff performance, documentation, compliance, scheduling, training, and participant support needs.
• Address performance concerns promptly, professionally, and in partnership with Human Resources and executive leadership.

Model leadership is respectful, mature, consistent, spiritually grounded, and solution-focused.

Compliance, Licensing, and Regulatory Oversight

The Regional Vice President of Operations is responsible for ensuring that assigned programs operate in full compliance with all applicable regulations, policies, licensing requirements, and contractual expectations.

Responsibilities include:

• Ensure compliance with applicable Pennsylvania regulations, including 3800, 6100, and 6400 regulations.
• Provide oversight and preparation for annual licensing reviews, monitoring visits, audits, inspections, and corrective action follow-up.
• Ensure staff are trained on applicable regulations, policies, procedures, and documentation expectations.
• Monitor regulatory compliance across all assigned sites and respond quickly to areas of concern.
• Review incidents, investigations, corrective actions, regulatory citations, and licensing trends to identify patterns and improvement needs.
• Ensure all required documentation is completed accurately, timely, and in accordance with state regulations and AIMED policies.
• Partner with compliance, clinical, administrative, and executive leadership to resolve regulatory and quality concerns.
• Ensure program leadership understands and implements AIMED's policies and procedures with consistency and professionalism.

Incident Management and Risk Oversight

The Regional Vice President of Operations must ensure that all incidents, investigations, crises, and health and safety concerns are handled with urgency, accuracy, professionalism, and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities include:

• Provide oversight of incident management, investigative reporting, follow-up actions, and required notifications.
• Ensure incidents are reported, documented, reviewed, and resolved in accordance with AIMED policy and state requirements.
• Identify the root cause of operational, behavioral, staffing, or service-related concerns.
• Ensure corrective action plans are meaningful, measurable, and implemented effectively.
• Monitor trends involving behavioral incidents, medical concerns, staff performance issues, participant safety, and program risk.
• Support teams in responding appropriately to crises, emergencies, behavioral escalations, and service disruptions.
• Ensure individuals are supported in a safe, respectful, therapeutic, and person-centered manner.
• Promote proactive risk management rather than reactive crisis response.

Stakeholder Engagement and External Relations

The Regional Vice President of Operations serves as a senior representative of AIMED in the assigned region and must maintain strong, professional relationships with internal and external stakeholders.

Responsibilities include:

• Serve as a primary liaison between executive leadership, regional teams, local partners, families, Supports Coordinators, Administrative Entities, community agencies, and regulatory representatives.
• Represent AIMED professionally in meetings, service planning discussions, discharge planning, admissions, and community partnerships.
• Build trust and credibility with stakeholders through clear communication, follow-through, professionalism, and ethical decision-making.
• Collaborate with the Chief Program Officer, Clinical Manager, and executive leadership regarding new admissions, discharges, complex cases, and service transitions.
• Respond to stakeholder concerns in a timely, respectful, and solution-focused manner.
• Advocate for the needs, rights, safety, and independence of individuals served while protecting AIMED's mission and standards.

Decision-Making and Problem Solving

This senior leadership role requires the ability to make thoughtful, timely, and sometimes difficult decisions in complex operational environments. Responsibilities include:

• Identify problems clearly and determine the root cause of issues.
• Make reasonable, informed decisions even when all information is not immediately available.
• Use sound judgment, calculated risk assessment, data, policy, and leadership experience when making decisions.
• Address challenges directly rather than maintaining the status quo.
• Encourage healthy, productive discussion to prevent organizational blind spots.
• Bring solutions, recommendations, and strategic options to executive leadership.
• Balance compassion, compliance, fiscal responsibility, safety, and organizational integrity in decision-making.

Cross Department Collaboration and Alignment

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