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Assistant Program Director-(DHS) Casa El Faro

Bronx, NY, 10467, United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 11 Jun 2025

💰 $75,000/yr($70,000/yr – $75,000/yr)

About the role

Job Details

Job Location Bronx, NYPosition Type Full TimeEducation Level Graduate DegreeSalary Range $70000.02 - $75000.02 SalaryTravel Percentage NoneJob Shift DayJob Category Nonprofit - Social Services

Description

Comunilife Inc. is looking for an experienced Assistant Program Director for its new sanctuary program opening in the Bronx in January 2024, Casa El Faro. As a member of the Comprehensive Case Management (CCM) Team, The Assistant Program Director is responsible for assisting in the daily administrative and clinical oversight of social services program operations including staff supervision and collaboration with on-site building manager at the Casa El Faro Program. With collaboration with the Program Director he/she is responsible for daily program operations, working with funders, data collection and reporting, meeting all government regulations and deliverables, quality provision of services, and budget management. He/She will lead the team in proving a full range of case management services as well as medical, psychiatric, recreational and housing focused activities. The primary goal is to help individuals achieve stable permanent housing and connect them with appropriate services.This position is eligible for Comunilife's generous benefits and paid time off package including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, retirement employer contributions after 2 years, tuition reimbursement and professional development opportunities. Essential Duties

Responsible for assisting the Program Director with the recruitment, training, and supporting of social service staff: corrective actions as needed
Responsible for assisting the Program Director with developing and managing program budget
Work with organization leadership and departments throughout Comunilife to ensure quality provision of services in a safe and stable environment
Meet and exceed contract deliverables, work with DHS and other government bodies to ensure attainment of contractual obligations and compliance
Ensure ongoing staff training on client care issues, agency policies, best practices, and arrange for outside training as needed
Liaison with on-site and off-site medical and psychiatric providers
Respond to and manage crises as needed
Work closely with DHS and other funders to achieve deliverables, adhere to all regulations and standards, and maintain/increase funding
Complete funder reports on an ongoing and timely basis
Facilitate standardization of program policies and procedures, including orientation and onboarding materials Prepare for all internal and external audits, including creating, executing and reviewing Corrective Action Plans
Ensure quality service provision including the utilization of evidenced based practices for client centered services
Facilitate implementation of standardization of data collection methods, tracking, analysis and reporting of data. Use data analysis to adjust programming as needed
Ensure data management is tied to funder deliverables, housing, Social Determinants of Health, and health outcomes
Collaborate with Building Manager, Security, Food Service, and Maintenance companies to ensure safety of all residents in a well maintained environment

Qualifications

Education and Experience Requirement(s)

LMSW /LCSW or LMHC strongly preferred, Master's Degree in related field may be considered with significant relevant experience
Experience with recent immigrant population and asylum refugees required