Job Description

Program Supervisor: Community Support Program

Edmonton Integrated Services (EIS) is committed to promoting the development and well-being of individuals who have developmental disabilities, to strengthen positive relationships between individuals and their community and to promote inclusive living. We achieve this by providing a variety of services through our dedicated staff community, like you.

We are looking for a highly motivated and committed leader to join our Community Support Program as a

Program Supervisor.

If you feel you can make a real difference to the individuals we support, by adding value to people's lives and working with them to achieve their goals then this role is for you.

As a

Program Supervisor

(Team Leader) you will incorporate front-line supervisory functions and direct support/service responsibilities. A key responsibility is training and support for other, less-experienced direct service staff.

To succeed as a

Program Supervisor,

you should be able to demonstrate the ability to:

Supervise staff in various situations to ensure effective and efficient implementation of policies and procedures Act as the team resource for information on relevant policies, procedures, legislation, and regulations Act as the principal liaison between staff and senior program management Build strong relationships with Guardians, Client Service Coordinators, Trustees, and other general service practitioners, as required Contribute to the development and management of team scheduling Participate in the community to encourage and support community options Recruit new employees and conduct orientations of the agency and the program Participate in development of Individual Service Plans, Positive Behavior Approaches and Risk Plans Attend Psychiatric and medical appointments Provide support and feedback with support workers required documentation, monthly summaries, critical incident reports and medical reports Provide support and consultation as required to the afterhours On-Call Supervisor for your teams Coordinate monthly team meetings to ensure programmatic compliance

You will bring:

Formal Education:

Post-Secondary diploma/degree in Social Services, Community Rehabilitation, Disability Studies, or a related field.

Experience:

2-3 years' experience supporting individuals in a community setting. Experience dealing with adults with complex needs, developmental disability, mental health concerns and behaviors of concern is a must. 2 years of supervisory/administrative experience is required.

Hours:

The hours are mainly Monday-Friday 8:30 - 4:30pm but flexibility is required as some night/weekend hours are required.

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities:

A positive attitude and belief that with specialized supports individuals can develop skills towards participating in their communities Demonstrated supervisory, leadership and team building skills Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a team- oriented work environment Excellent communication skills Must be able to identify issues, set priorities and implement an appropriate plan of action Well-developed reporting and computer skills

Other Necessities:

You will need to have a reliable vehicle with personal liability insurance with a minimum coverage of two million ($2,000,000.00) Successful candidate will need to provide a current Criminal Record Check with a Vulnerable Sectors Search

Why join our team?

We offer a unique and exciting work environment, where you have the opportunity every day to make a positive impact on our individual's lives. We want to encourage you to do your best, so as a full-time permanent employee of EIS you can look forward to:

Competitive Salary

: $53,040.00 to $57,948.80 per year, based on experience and education.

Benefits

: Group Health & Dental, Pension Plan with Agency matching, and generous time off including up to 15 vacation days and 10 paid sick/wellness days per year.

Professional Growth

: Opportunity to lead a dedicated team and develop impactful programs in a supportive environment. A wide range of learning and development opportunities in support of your personal and professional development goals.
Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $53,040.00-$57,948.80 per year

Benefits:

Dental care Employee assistance program
Work Location: In person