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Accord Minnesota

Person-centered disability and mental health support

Director of 245D

Social & Community ServicesPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeSt Paul, MN, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A minimum of 8 years of work experience in human services working with people living with disabilities, including experience across multiple 245D program types such as Employment, Day Support, Family Support, or similar.
  • A minimum of 5 years of experience in a supervisory or leadership capacity, including experience leading other leaders or managers, not only direct staff.
  • Demonstrated financial and business acumen, including budgeting, forecasting, and funder relationship management.
  • Proficiency in GSuite, Excel, electronic health record (EHR) systems, and third-party analytics.
  • If holding a social work degree, a license from the Minnesota Board of Social Work is required.
  • A bachelor's degree in a relevant human services field is preferred; equivalent education and relevant experience may be considered.

Responsibilities

  • Model Accord's mission and values, helping people live their greatest lives.
  • Apply the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) and its tools to align program initiatives with organizational business objectives.
  • Manage a high-performing leadership team and supervise the Managers of Employment, Day Support, and Family Support.
  • Meet regularly with supervisees to provide timely feedback, answer questions, and identify trends or issues such as training and resource needs.
  • Plan, develop, implement, and grow existing and new 245D programs that reflect community needs and adhere to best practices and evidence-based models.
  • Measure, manage, report, and drive employee productivity using EHR, Data Warehouse, and other data tools; ensure accountability, promote performance, and meet business objectives.
  • Assure the fiscal viability of assigned programs, including seeking new funding sources, maintaining positive relationships with funders, and using effective marketing strategies.
  • Prepare an annual budget for assigned programs, provide continual fiscal oversight, and forecast and authorize expenditures.
  • Gather and analyze qualitative and quantitative data and measurements to inform decision-making.
  • Work with program managers to develop and implement processes that align with and comply with 245D licensing requirements, accreditation standards, and Accord's mission, vision, and values.
  • Promote and model best practices in service delivery, including person-centered planning and personal empowerment approaches.
  • Collaborate across teams and programs to monitor and evaluate assigned programs, policies, and procedures; implement changes as needed and recommend policy changes to the EVP.
  • Ensure compliance with 245D licensing and applicable federal and state laws, regulations, and administrative rules; serve as the primary point of accountability for 245D compliance below the EVP.
  • Work with the Quality & Training department to identify and meet training needs across assigned programs.
  • Communicate, implement, and interpret agency-wide policies and procedures.
  • Direct the selection, training, supervision, performance management, and evaluation of staff in assigned programs, partnering with Human Capital as needed.
  • Model effective leadership and mentor leaders' growth and development in assigned programs, building a leadership pipeline and succession plan for key roles.
  • Represent the agency to the people it supports, community partners, and external constituents; serve as a positive role model for other employees.
  • Work as a team member and collaborate with people at all levels across the organization.
  • Travel locally for work, with limited overnight travel possible.
  • Perform other duties as required or assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • A bachelor's degree in a relevant human services field.

About the Company

Accord Minnesota

Person-centered disability and mental health support

Accord Minnesota helps people living with disabilities or mental health challenges to reach their personal and career goals and live life to the fullest. It offers services that cover housing, skill development, independent living, and community-based job placement, guided by a person-centered approach. The way its products work is through tailored supports and programs delivered by staff to assess needs, create individual plans, and connect clients with housing options, training, daily living skills, and employment opportunities. This makes Accord different from others by emphasizing the voices and needs of the people it serves, using person-centered thinking to design and deliver customized supports. The overall goal is to enable people with disabilities or mental health concerns to live independently, participate in their communities, and pursue meaningful work and life experiences.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
St Paul, MN
Founded
1971

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