Crisis Continuum Manager

Crisis Continuum Manager (Community Developer IV) Grade A27

Come join our team! Prince George's County Government provides a dynamic and inclusive workplace where employees can thrive, learn, and grow across its 30 diverse agencies, all dedicated to serving the County's residents with essential resources and services. Nestled just minutes away from Washington, DC, Prince George's County combines urban vibrancy with serene surroundings, offering an ideal setting to live, work, and enjoy life.

The Prince George's County Health Department is currently seeking qualified applicants to fill a Crisis Continuum Manager (Community Developer IV) grade A27 position, in the Behavioral Health Services Division.

This is supervisory, professional principal work whereby incumbents perform a variety of assignments in the areas of (1) community liaison/development/advocacy, or (2) social services among client populations (e.g., youth, aged, community action, housing development, health, etc.). Incumbents may supervise, but must lead subordinate positions. The complexity of major community development work assignments require the use of independent judgment, action, and initiative.

Subject to extensive public contact, incumbents conduct a wide range of activities to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal codes. Work is performed under the general supervision of a higher-level position. Work performance is evaluated through conferences, completed reports, and overall contribution to the assigned program. This position is responsible for managing the Prince George's County Behavioral Health Crisis Continuum of Care ("Crisis Continuum"), a portfolio of services that address the urgent and emergent mental health, substance use, and suicide prevention needs of all County residents.

Work Performance is evaluated through conferences, completed reports and overall contribution to the assigned program.

The Prince George's County Health Department's (PGCHD) vision is that all Prince Georgians are their healthiest at every age and every stage. Their mission is to lead, engage, and empower our community to work collaboratively towards disease prevention, health equity, and total well-being. The PGCHD works to protect and support the public's health through numerous services that range from restaurant inspections and disease tracking to care coordination and health promotion.

The department is composed of four divisions:
Behavioral Health Services, Environmental Health and Disease Control, Family Health Services, and Health and Wellness, supported by the Office of Administration, Office of Human Resources and the Office of the Health Officer. The mandate of the department has been, and will remain, broad. This plan emphasizes improving core functions and operations, including protecting the public from health threats, implementing strategies to support healthy living, and maintaining a focus on vulnerable populations, while developing efficient internal processes to support these activities.

Perform complex principle professional community development work within a major programmatically section/division in support of higher-level officials.

Plan and coordinate the activities of a major and complex community development project or assignment from its initial inception to its ultimate completion in accordance with local, state and federal codes.

Plan and lead the work of professional and paraprofessional personnel engaged in the collection and analysis of socio-economic and other pertinent information.

Assist in the preparation of budgets for the assigned program or project.

Coordinate the preparation of reports requested by higher authorities in support of respective programs or project.

Review rules and regulations and seeks input from subordinates to ensure local, state and/or federal programs are being operated in compliance with established procedures and standards and recommends changes where appropriate.

Develop strategic plan and orient internal and external stakeholders to achieve shared goals.

Provide oversight services funded by grants and reimbursable by insurers.

Establish common performance measures for diverse programs within and outside of the division.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Master's degree from an accredited college or university in Business or Public Administration, Social Service, Sociology, Psychology, or a closely related field.
• Three (3) years of responsible professional technical, analytical, and developmental work experience with at least one (1) year in a lead/supervisory role.
• Must possess and maintain a valid Class C driver's license.

Any equivalent combination of relevant training, education and experience may also be considered. Please note there is no equivalency for the required supervisory experience.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Thorough understanding Best Practices for responding to and stabilizing behavioral health crisis at the county level.
• Facilitation skills and ability to convene professionals across…