Crisis Operations Manager

## Description - Shift: Wednesday-Saturday 8a-6p. Crisis Operations Manager serves as the shift-level operational supervisor for the Urgent Recovery Center (URC) while also functioning as an Assistant to the Crisis Operations Director in supporting site-wide leadership, regulatory readiness, staffing coordination, and program performance. This role ensures real-time oversight of operations, staff support, client flow, safety, and service delivery during assigned shifts, while assisting the Crisis Operations Director with administrative, quality, compliance, workforce, and performance management functions. The Crisis Operations Manager bridges frontline operations and executive direction, ensuring continuity of leadership, adherence to policy, and high-quality, person-centered, evidence-based crisis stabilization services. This role supports individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders and is expected to demonstrate competency in integrated care principles. EDUCATION, QUALIFICATIONS, AND EXPERIENCE • Case Management II Certification required • Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Human Services, or related behavioral health field preferred • Minimum three (3) years of experience in crisis, residential, or behavioral health settings • At least one (1) year of supervisory, lead staff, or charge-role experience • Experience coordinating multidisciplinary teams • Experience working within regulated behavioral health systems preferred • Additional relevant experience may be considered KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES • Knowledge of crisis intervention, risk assessment, co-occurring disorders, and behavioral health stabilization • Ability to lead teams in high-acuity environments • Knowledge of CCBHC, CARF, ODMHSAS, OHCA, and regulatory standards • Strong operational management, workflow oversight, scheduling, and staffing skills • Proficiency with EHR systems, documentation workflows, KPIs, and data tracking • Ability to apply policies and procedures consistently • Strong communication, collaboration, and conflict-resolution skills • Ability to manage multiple priorities and make sound decisions in urgent situations JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES This position is responsible and held accountable for the following duties: Shift Operations & Milieu Supervision • Serve as the on-shift operational supervisor responsible for URC operations • Oversee admissions, discharges, client flow, and bed utilization • Provide real-time staff support during crises and de-escalation • Ensure appropriate staffing coverage and skill mix • Monitor milieu safety, client supervision, and incident response • Ensure timely documentation completion during the shift Assistant to the Crisis Operations Director Functions • Support implementation of site policies, procedures, and operational initiatives • Assist in tracking KPIs, census trends, and throughput performance • Support audit preparation and regulatory readiness • Assist with staffing plans and schedule coordination • Support follow-up on incident reviews and corrective actions • Serve as leadership designee in the Director’s absence Clinical Oversight & Direct Service Support • Provide limited direct services, including assessments, safety planning, crisis intervention, and brief treatment support • Assist staff with clinical decision-making and level-of-care considerations • Support chart audits and documentation compliance • Reinforce trauma-informed and evidence-based practice Staffing, Supervision & Workforce Support • Provide shift-level supervision to clinical, nursing, peer, and support staff • Coach staff on engagement, workflow, and documentation expectations • Support onboarding and staff competency development • Monitor attendance, training compliance, and workflow adherence • Provide feedback to the Crisis Operations Director regarding staff performance Quality, Compliance, and Documentation • Monitor real-time documentation timeliness and quality • A…