Why Social Advocates for Youth San Diego
FY2024 · Form 990Its mission and biggest programs, as filedEmpowers individuals and communities to achieve their highest potential through partnerships.
- Child & Youth development: say San diego's commitment to child and Youth development extends from prenatal to young adults. Using a variety of engagement programs and services, say San Diego offers a safe and stimulating environment where children and Youth…$11.5M spent in FY2024
- Youth, adult & family wellness: say San Diego promotes the wellness of Youth, adults and families by working to keep families together, safe and healthy with programs addressing mental health, substance abuse prevention, child abuse prevention, foster and kinship family…$5.9M spent in FY2024
- Community engagement: say San Diego unites people and communities to work for positive change. Say believes that residents and communities have inherent power to advocate for and create equitable improvements to our economic, public safety, educational, health care, justice and…$5.2M spent in FY2024
Before you apply
FY2024 · Form 990Independent: from IRS data, not the orgAbout the role
The org's own posting, as writtenPOSITION PROFILE: Do you have a passion for access to mental health services for all? The Senior Program Director both leads a dynamic team of clinicians as well as provides direct mental health services to keep your skills sharp. The Senior Program Director provides overall administrative management of the SAY’s mental health services in San Diego County. The position is eligible for hybrid work schedule. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Directly supervise clinical staff for administrative as well as clinical supervision for licensed eligible staff and interns. Conducts performance management to include ongoing supervision and performance evaluations.
Conduct regular and ongoing chart reviews to ensure accurate and timely completion of client documentation and data for outcome reports and other relevant purposes. Maintain budget and other fiscal reports required by funding sources. Manage and maintain staffing for the program, including hiring, onboarding and ensures all staff receive the training required to fulfill their role. Facilitate crisis intervention and management. Manage a part time caseload. Oversees intakes, allocates case referrals and monitors caseload maintenance for clinical staff.
Successfully manage contracts, including preparation of monthly reports, statistical compilation, billing, liaison with contract monitors, prepare for service audits, and contract negotiations. Work to aggregate statistical data and prepare reports for SAY and funding partners. Develop, maintain, and coordinate ongoing outreach and linkage activities between referring partners. Develop and maintain positive relationships and serve as a liaison with funding partners, SAY staff and the community. Promote program’s services, increase/expand client population, establish relationships, and educate potential referrals sources.
Other tasks as assigned by the Vice President of Youth, Adult and Family Wellness. QUALIFICATIONS (Education, Experience and Certifications): LCSW, MFT in the State of California. Licensed 2+ years preferred License in good standing with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. Completed or will complete upon hire supervision courses for the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. Demonstrated experience working with a broad range of diverse ethnicities, backgrounds, cultures, and socioeconomic populations. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES: Management of multiple contracts and or a large program of high complexity, risk and visibility.
Possess excellent supervisory skills, experienced in staff development. Strong organizational, administrative, and critical thinking skills. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with internal and external partners. Communication skills: ability to prepare written and oral reports and communicate in a wide variety of public forums. Solid proficiency of Microsoft Office – Microsoft 365. Access to reliable transportation and willingness to use for work-related…
About Social Advocates for Youth San Diego
From its Form 990- Budget $26.9M · Human Services
- Staff 517 · founded 1971
- Pays its leaders $120K–$222K (8 reported)
- Open jobs 11 · Jobs at Social Advocates for Youth San Diego · Full 990 report
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