Now Hiring: Executive Director
For the full job description,
questions or to apply, please email kgoulart@y3c.org.
AGENCY OVERVIEW
Yolo Community Care Continuum (YCCC)
is a nonprofit community-based organization serving individuals with a serious
mental illness.
POSITION
SUMMARY
The Executive Director is the chief
administrator of Yolo Community Care Continuum and serves under the general
direction of the Board of Directors. The
Executive Director has authority in directing all aspects of the agency
including fiscal, personnel, program, community relations, and funding
developments. Implements strategic
plans, develops agency resources, works closely with the Board of
Directors. This is an exempt position.
BENEFITS - $88,889.25/annually
- Annual
pay increases
- Annual
Leave
- Sick
Leave
- Holiday
Pay
- Health
Insurance Options
- Supplemental
Insurance Options
- Discretionary
Retirement Withholding
- Profit
Sharing Plan
- A
positive work and team environment
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Program Administration; management of six current
programs, develop goals and objectives, communicates strategic plan,
ensures quality services
- Personnel Management; oversees 70+ employees, hires,
supervises, evaluates program managers, provides training and orientation
to agency and its culture
- Financial Sustainability; develops and manages annual
budget of over $4 million, negotiates and manages multiple programs
contracts and grants, solidifies and increases earned revenue
relationships, organize fundraising efforts
- Relationships;
Board of Directors, community partnerships, county agencies, media
approval
- Thought
Leadership; consistently works to raise YCCC standards, strengthens
reputation as an expert in the field
- Employer
and Volunteer Organization of Choice; strengthens employee retention
levels, attract talented staff and volunteers, provides supervision to
management team
- Universal
Criteria; ethical standards, HIPAA/HITECH
REQUIREMENTS Education:
A Master’s degree in psychology, social work, counseling, nonprofit
management, or another related field is required. License
preferred but not required. Experience:
Five years’ experience supervising mental health programs and two years’
experience administering multiple programs.
Additional experience in nonprofit management required, experience in
writing and securing grants from public and nonprofit agencies preferred. Knowledge:
Thorough knowledge of business practices, demonstrated knowledge of
management principles and practices, and of complex budgeting practices,
including those in the public and nonprofit sectors. Demonstrated knowledge of psychosocial
rehabilitation practices, and of developing and evaluating programs. Knowledge of current funding available, and
entrepreneurial opportunities that may become available. Knowledge of the best practices in the field
of mental health. Skills:
Ability to adapt agency programs to changing funding requirements and
culture. Ability to represent the agency
effectively to the community and to funding sources. History of writing and receiving large grants
and managing multiple grants for the agency.
Ability to remain calm in stressful situations. Ability to collaborate with other community
providers and partners. Ability to use
Microsoft Office programs and other computer software. Ability to read and understand technical
written materials and regulations. Other Requirements: Ability to: lift 20 lbs, drive as needed,
valid driver’s license, clean driving record required. Employment is contingent
upon receiving Department of Justice and FBI fingerprint clearance and thorough
license verification. Current First
Aid/CPR/AED certifications are required prior to employment. You can download the Yolo Community Care Continuum brochure here.
Our Mission Yolo Community Care Continuum is a
nonprofit organization established to better the lives of people with
mental illness through direct services, advocacy, education, and
volunteer efforts.
Yolo Community Care Continuum strives to
excel as a dynamic presence in our community. Our goal is to provide
client-driven services which assist people to attain their highest level
of mental health possible.
View the HMIS Privacy Statement here.
YCCC is proud to be a United Way certified nonprofit partner. You can donate to YCCC through your employer’s United Way Campaign. (UW ID #3169)
Yolo Community Care Continuum is a 501(c)3, tax exempt nonprofit
organization established to better the lives of people with mental
illness through direct services, advocacy, education and volunteer
efforts. Copyright © 2012, Yolo Community Care Continuum. All rights
reserved.
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