Site Supervisor - Woodbridge, United States - Catholic Diocese of Arlington

Catholic Diocese of Arlington

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Woodbridge, United States

1 week ago

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Description

Catholic Charities seeks to implement the Church's mission of social justice in the Diocese of Arlington in ways that strengthen individuals, families, and communities.

In addition to a purpose-based work environment, Catholic Charities offers a generous benefit package including medical plans, generous holiday leave, paid Family Medical Leave*, flexible work options, career development, Diocesan tuition reimbursement*, retirement plans and much more.

Site Supervisor

Ministry:
Newcomers MRS

Primary Office:
Woodbridge

Hours per Week: 40

Starting Annual Salary:
$62, exempt)

Telework Available:
No

Position Description:

The Site Supervisor of Catholic Charities Diocese of the Arlington (CCDA), Migration and Refugee Services (MRS), coordinates administration and day-to-day operations of resettlement programs in the office.

The Site Supervisor is tasked with daily operation supervision, ensuring compliance with program cooperative agreements and grants as well as tracking and monitoring program outcome goals.

The Site Supervisor takes the lead to develop and strengthen partnerships to support refugee self-sufficiency and integration in the community and to uphold the mission and core values of CCDA.

Position Responsibilities:

Plans and administers the refugee program in response to needs identified by CCDA/MRS; US Conference of Catholic Bishops; U.S. Department of State; Office of Refugee Resettlement, and Department of Health and Human Services; and the Office of New Americans
Directs and coordinates all activities required to carry out refugee program objectives and core services.
Administers Statefunded employment and training, health, and student programs.
Manages and recruits multicultural staff, interns, and volunteers.
Reviews case files and reports on federally funded programs (Reception and Placement and Matching Grant), as well as State of VA administered programs (Breaking the Barriers, Virginia Refugee Student Achievement Project, MYVA, and VA Refugee Health Program).
Manages other program activities and funding compliance, as needed.
Conducts outreach and education within the community about refugee resettlement.
Oversees solicitation of volunteers, inkind donations, and financial contributions.
In consultation with the Director and Associate Director, oversees client fund budgets and program expenditures.
Ensures close collaboration between resettlement, employment, health, and student programs.
Conducts bimonthly consultations with stakeholders in the community including school systems, health care, social services, elected officials, law enforcement, adult education, housing providers, employers, and faithbased community groups.

Documentation and Reporting

Reports to the CCDA MRS Associate Director for supervision and submission of statistics and required data.
Oversees the submission of monthly and MRIS/VNIS based reports to USCCB and ONS.
Prepares quarterly reports for Catholic Charities.
Prepares program Status Reports as requested.
Ensures accurate and uptodate reporting by staff.
Reviews case files on a regular basis or as requested by supervisor

Other Duties:

Provide support to Associate Director and Program Director when needed

Qualifications & Skills:

Knowledge of the refugee resettlement process and awareness of world events and root causes of displacement.
Knowledge of U.S. Federal Government structure and the Federal programs involved in regulation and funding of resettlement efforts in the U.S.
Awareness of federal rules and regulations regarding funding opportunities.
Strong desire to serve and work for social justice.
Demonstrated multicultural awareness, sensitivity, and cultural competence.
Knowledge of the area and familiarity with stakeholders in the area.
Knowledge of the institution of the Catholic Church and hierarchy and of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Excellent writing skills and organizational abilities.
Strong management and supervisory skills.
Range of IT skills for developing and generating reports, collecting, and analyzing data and program statistics and outcomes.
Ability to multitask to plan, organize, and direct multiple programs and activities simultaneously.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to work effectively both independently and with a wide range of constituencies in a diverse community.
Ability to collaborate with Associate Director to strategically plan, develop, and implement short

- and long-term organizational goals.

Ability to foster a cooperative environment and to work collaboratively with other CCDA/MRS staff members.
Ability to supervise and train staff, including organizing, prioritizing, and scheduling work assignments.
Ability to work under pressure in a fastpaced environment.

Education and Experience: