Night Shift Supervisor

Supervisory Responsibilities: Provides leadership and supervision to Mental Health Worker-Night as outlined in the supervisor duties below. Carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the organization's policies and applicable laws. Plans and directs work, ensuring that work schedules are adhered to and assigning specific duties to subordinate staff. Responsible for interviewing, hiring, onboarding, and training employees. Conducts staff evaluations, job performance management (including coaching/counseling), and corrective action. Responsible for ensuring appropriate staff training and education programs are provided. Schedule and conduct regular staff meetings. Demonstrates effective management of a team toward achievement of goals, including appraising performance; rewarding and disciplining employees; addressing complaints and resolving problems. Daily And Monthly Responsibilities Respond promptly to requests for assistance in emergency situations. Help coordinate emergency staff coverage and be available for emergency night coverage in lodge units. In emergency situations, position staff into different lodges or cover lodge shifts as needed. Assist in situations that require crisis intervention. Must be available in stressful situations to lend support and aid in crisis. Debrief crisis situations with childcare staff as to assess, evaluate and implement improved safety and intervention techniques. Coach others in the YBGR policies, procedures and protocol. Provide transportation assistance to lodge units when possible. Responsible to make rounds of all lodge units to include visiting each lodge unit at least once when on duty. Check all buildings on campus to ensure they are secure. Responsible for compliance with and understanding of contract requirements as it relates to business and customer services. Qualifications Required Qualifications 21 years old or older Criminal / Child Abuse Clearance: Must pass criminal record and child abuse registry background check as required by the State of Montana. High School Diploma or GED Previous Professional Experience: A minimum of 1.5 years of professional experience in working with youth with emotional and behavioral issues in a residential setting. Driver's License to operate passenger vehicle. Current CPR/1st Aid certification or ability to obtain within 30 day and maintain certification Successfully complete and maintain certification in identified Violence Intervention and Prevention Program Required Abilities/Skills Crisis Management: Proficiency in managing crises and emergencies calmly and efficiently, employing appropriate de-escalation techniques and following established protocols. Safety and Security: Knowledge of security procedures and protocols to ensure the safety and well-being of residents and staff members, including the ability to conduct security checks and respond to emergency situations. Flexibility and Adaptability: Willingness to adapt to changing circumstances and handle unexpected situations during overnight shifts, demonstrating flexibility and resourcefulness. Demonstrate being self-motivated, self-disciplined, and diligent with forward thinking. Demonstrate the ability to think of their team over self and define success collectively rather than individually. The ability to effectively interact and communicate with others. These skills are essential for building and maintaining relationships, collaborating with colleagues, resolving conflicts, and navigating various social situations. Demonstrate the following values. Faith - is being sure of successfully achieving our mission, based upon our trust in a loving creator. Integrity - doing what is right, putting the needs of others above your own, and living by the highest values. Relationship - being committed to one another in a mutually respectful, dignified, healthy, and honoring manner. Stewardship is the use of any resource or talent entrusted to YBGR to fulfill the mission and values. Willingness and ability to obtain certification in First Aid/CPR and Violence Intervention Prevention. #J-18808-Ljbffr