Specialized Behavioral Health Resource Parent Support Worker Supervisor - APM
Overview
The Specialized Behavioral Health Resource Parent Support Worker Supervisor oversees homes to ensure compliance with PA Chapter 3700 and supports Resource Parents in providing stability for children. This full-time position requires managing five supervisors and improving placement stability while decreasing higher-level services.
What You'll Do11
- 1Supervise five Resource Parent Support Workers with a maximum of 70 homes
- 2Complete 40 hours of trauma-focused training annually
- 3Manage caseloads and performance of RPSW staff
- 4Maintain communication regarding regulatory updates
- 5Ensure case files align with SBH program qualifications
- 6Oversee file reviews and inventory management
- 7Coordinate transportation and service scheduling
- 8Provide feedback and corrective actions for RP development
- 9Be on-call for emergencies
- 10Ensure medication administration documentation compliance
- 11Collaborate with CUA for service coordination
Requirements8
- 1Minimum two years clinical work experience
- 2Three years experience serving children and families in behavioral health
- 3Master’s degree in Social Work Psychology or related field
- 4Pennsylvania Child Abuse Clearance and Criminal Record
- 5FBI background check and medical examination
- 6Familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite
- 7Preference for knowledge of PA Chapter 3700
- 8Ability to travel to field locations
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