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Program Manager, Disability Services ProgramsPermanent, 40 hours per week Edson, AlbertaMcMan Youth, Family and Community Services Association, Disability Services Program is actively seeking an experienced and dynamic Program Manager to lead and oversee critical operational and service delivery components of our Disability Services Programs in Edson. This role is essential in supporting individuals, families, and their networks while fostering a positive impact within the community.Who we are:McMan is a dynamic not-for-profit social service agency that provides a comprehensive range of programs and services in the Edmonton and North Region. Our talented and valued employees embody our organizational values of Commitment, Trust, Empathy, Respect and Genuineness in our daily practice. Were proud of the work we do and the individuals we support.What youll do:Reporting to the Director of Services, the Program Manager leads a team of supervisors, direct service staff, administrative staff, and students/volunteers. They contribute to the success of the organization by providing a full range of expert knowledge and skills to the Disability Services Programs.This role will ensure that the programs fully meet the needs of individuals, their families, support network and program funder, while maintaining McMans values, policies, accreditation standards and fiscal integrity. Key areas of responsibility will include:Fosters and encourages a culture that aligns with organizational values.Provides performance, leadership, coaching and mentoring to employees and supervisors through best practices.Oversee case management and the preparation of support and/or health & safety plans.Debrief and follow up on critical incidents and/or crises with supervisors, as required, to provide support, ensure procedures are followed and minimize future incidents.Oversee program finances, ensuring all financial documentation and management comply with McMan policy and contractual requirements.Participate in strategic discussions at the program and management levels, staying informed on industry trends and making beneficial recommendations.Support the preparation of grant proposals, funding applications, budget projections, and program planning.Manage records and information and prepare accurate and timely reports.What you bring:A post-secondary degree/diploma with a background in the Human Services Field and three years of directly related supervisory/management experience in the Human Services field.Knowledge and experience working with Indigenous and diverse populations, including an understanding of cultural differences and practices, and a willingness to engage in and support cultural activities.Strong leadership, effective communication and problem-solving skills. Strong analytical, organizational and time management skills.Proven experience in developing, implementing, and supervising innovative client-centred residential or community-based programs.Experience with the development of service plans, including a clear understanding of restrictive procedures.Good understanding of health and wellness needs of persons with developmental disabilities, including unique support needs due to diagnoses such as Autism, FASD, drug and alcohol addictions, intergenerational trauma and other mental health concerns.A valid Class 5 drivers license, a reliable personal vehicle, and comfort driving to multiple locations are essential for this role.Regular travel to various sites within the area and to Edmonton (approximately 1-2 times per month) for meetings and training is required. A strong commitment to teamwork and building effective relationships with internal and external stakeholders.Whats in it for you:A chance to work with a talented and engaged team of professionals in an organization with a great reputation that offers tremendous service in the community.An opportunity to work with an organization with a great culture that values and recognizes the humans that work with us and the talent they bring to the table.The Salary range for this position is $36.84 $43.98 per hour, commensurate with education /experience. McMan offers an environment supportive of ongoing professional development, comprehensive health benefits, an employer-paid pension plan, and generous paid time off. Interested applicants should submit applications to careers.edmnorth@mcman.ca, noting competition number EDSG-02. The position will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.McMan Youth, Family and Community Services is committed to an equitable, diverse, and inclusive workforce. We welcome applications from all qualified candidates. We encourage First Nations, Mtis, and Inuit persons; members of visible minority groups; persons with disabilities; persons of any sexual orientation or gender identity and expression; and all those who may contribute to the further diversification of ideas and the organization to apply. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those individuals selected for an interview will be contacted.