Cottage Coordinator | Residential

• Base Pay $58,750.00 - $58,750.00 / Year
• Job Category Residential Facilities, Youth & Family, Social Services
• Industry Non-Profit, Mental Health, Crisis Intervention
• Employee Type FT Exempt
• Required Degree High school
• Manage Others Yes

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Lead and manage a team of direct Care Professionals and support staff responsible for the safe operations, therapeutic, and quality milieu of a residential cottage. Understands and reflects knowledge of meaningful and therapeutic client relationships, assisting in the development of Care Professionals focusing on the clinical aspects of effective department leadership.

Provide oversight and guidance of trauma-informed care and client safety

• Establish positive, effective, and genuine therapeutic relationships with clients.
• Coordinate and direct staff activities that support client needs and well‑being.
• Ensure an environment of care that provides physical and emotional safety and meets individual needs.

Collaborate to ensure the best outcomes for youth and families

• Represent the agency's and client's interests to a variety of stakeholders.
• Establish effective working relationships with child welfare agencies, schools, and government officials.
• Collaborate with agency leaders to steward the mission and plan strategically.
• Desire to promote the welfare, specifically children, teens, and families.
• Experience working with youth and families with mental/behavioral health needs.
• Strong oral and written communication skills
• Ability to pass background and child abuse registry checks.
• 21 years of age, high school diploma or equivalent.

Join a trauma-sensitive culture that seeks advancement and social justice through family-driven care, partnering with children, teens, and their families to navigate long-term placement through therapeutic, trauma-informed care.

Lead and manage a team of direct care professionals to address needs and manage the milieu.

In this position, you will foster an environment of physical and emotional safety and partner with youth, families, and child welfare professionals to address trauma and build lasting supports.