House Manager

Job Summary

The House Manager is a first level managerial position at a home/apartment. He/She may oversee more than one

home/apartment under the direct oversight of an Associate Director.

The House Manager is a first level supervisor. They may oversee one or more homes with/without an Assistant

House Manager.

Essential Job Responsibilities

• Oversees the operations of group homes and personnel.

• Reviews and monitors program data collection (House Manager)

• Oversees and monitors client finances; Monitors all client medical charts.

• Performs duties of Residential Supervisor, as needed.

• Prepares work schedule and reviews timecards.

• Attends staff meeting, providing input and ideas.

• Oversees the maintenance of group home and Center vehicles.

• Maintains inventory of resident clothing needs.

• Maintains communication with family and friends of clients.

• Attends quarterly and annual meetings with residents.

• Oversees the purchase of group house supplies and equipment.

• Attends prescribed training on programs.

• Attends applicant interviews and performance evaluations.

• Transports residents to various destinations as directed.

• Responds to emergencies situations as needed.

• Performs related duties as assigned.

Additional Job Responsibilities

• Ready and willing to step into a DSP responsibility as needed.

• Knowledge of proper methods to train developmentally disabled individuals.

• Knowledge of crisis intervention techniques.

• Knowledge of laws and regulations governing the operations of group homes for developmentally

disabled individuals.

• Knowledge of Individual Life Span Plan (LSPs).

• Ability to review all client accounts and financial records; (House Manager)

• Ability to maintain and review records of client activities.

• Ability to review and monitor program data collection, enter new programs into data books, and

reconcile data.

• Ability to oversee the operations of assigned personnel.

• Ability to follow all personnel policies and rules of the organization.

• Ability to maintain confidentiality.

• Ability to respond to emergency situations 24 hours a day.

• Ability to satisfactorily complete all necessary in-service training, and ability to obtain CPR and basic

first aid and medication administration certification.

• Must be able to lift 50 Ibs.

• Must be able to stand, bend, reach high for items at different times during tour of work

• Possession of a valid driver's license and a demonstrated safe driving record.