Program Team Lead

Job Summary Under the supervision of the Clinical Director, the Program Team Lead is responsible for the management of the assigned Residential Services components. The Program Team Lead supports the Clinical Director in managing daily operations and ensuring quality care and supervision of staff. The role is responsible for assisting with staff supervision, training, crisis management, and maintaining a safe, structured, and supportive environment for both staff and residents/consumers. Duties and Responsibilities Directly responsible for the monitoring of efficient & effective treatment and services as assigned by the Clinical Director. Assist in maintaining daily structure and program integrity Ensure staff are following schedules, routines, and treatment plans Support a positive, safe, and therapeutic environment Monitor adherence to agency policies and regulatory standards Carry a small caseload to assist with programmatic goals and consumer care Assist the Clinical Director in recruiting, hiring, and supervising the staff. Clinical supervision must be in conjunction with the Clinical Director. Assist the Clinical Director in supervising housing/clinical staff: Provide ongoing guidance, coaching, and performance feedback Monitor staff attendance, punctuality, and overall performance Address staff concerns and escalates issues as needed Lead onboarding and orientation to the CSS department for new staff Ensure staff are trained in policies, procedures, and program expectations Provide ongoing training, refreshers, and skill development opportunities Support compliance with required trainings and certifications Responsible for ensuring staff understand the goals and objectives of the program and that all are working toward consumer recovery and independence. Act as a liaison between staff and the Clinical Director Participate in team meetings, supervisions, and case reviews Communicate effectively with internal and external stakeholders, as assigned by the Clinical Director Oversee the implementation and completion of Individual Rehabilitation Plans, Treatment Reviews and Assessments by staff with input from the treatment team members. Their signatures on the Plans indicate agreement of treatment team. Ensure accurate and timely completion of reports, logs, and documentation Assist with audits and ensure compliance with licensing and regulatory requirements Coordinate care with other community services that work with the consumers, such as community hospitals, entitlement agencies, community medical providers, and other mental health providers. Consult and coordinate with the Clinical Director & direct services staff regarding all referrals, admissions, transfers & discharges from State Psychiatric Hospitals. Responsible for ensuring all regulations are followed in these processes. Assist with managing the expenditures of the program, keeping the Director informed of spending and needs. Emergency on‑call availability to staff, 24/7. Participate in the on‑call rotation every two weeks and provide guidance and decision‑making support to staff during after‑hours situations and respond to emergencies as needed. Crisis Management Respond to on‑site crises and provide immediate support and direction Utilize de‑escalation techniques and ensure proper interventions are followed Communicate with the Clinical Director regarding incidents and outcomes Ensure all incidents are documented accurately and timely Skills & Competencies Leadership and team‑building skills Ability to manage high‑stress situations effectively Strong problem‑solving and decision‑making abilities Ability to work collaboratively and independently Commitment to safety, quality care, and professional ethics Working Conditions May require evening, weekend, and holiday hours On‑call responsibilities required Ability to respond to crisis situations in a fast‑paced environment Qualifications LSW, LAC, LCSW, or LPC required. Master’s degree in Human Services or related field (required). Minimum of 5 years of experience in residential or behavioral health settings. Minimum of 2 years of supervisory or leadership experience preferred. Strong knowledge of crisis intervention and de‑escalation techniques. Excellent communication and organizational skills. Ability to work flexible hours, provide on‑call response. Valid driver's license required. Schedule and Compensation Weekly Work Hours: 40 Schedule: Monday‑Friday 9:00AM‑5:00PM Proposed Salary up to $75,000 annually Equal Opportunity Statement Catholic Charities is an affirmative action / equal opportunity employer, fostering a diverse and inclusive environment for staff as well as for people seeking assistance. Application Status This position is currently accepting applications. #J-18808-Ljbffr