Regional Manager Child Advocacy Protection Services

In partnership with the Child Advocacy and Protection Services (CAPS) and Ambulatory Services leaders, this position is responsible for the operations of the assigned child advocacy center(s) and designated medical satellite(s). Collaborates with medical and program directors to ensure best practice standards and guidelines are consistently implemented at the CAC. Works collaboratively with leaders and staff across the Child Advocacy and Protection Services (CAPS), Ambulatory Services and other related Children's Wisconsin programs to ensure for efficient, high quality multi-disciplinary care, within an ambulatory healthcare model, when child maltreatment is suspected. With CAPS and Ambulatory leadership, identifies and manages fiscal, logistic, and personnel processes to ensure seamless and successful operation of the CAC and designated medical satellite offices. Responsible for maintaining the CAC(s) National Children's Alliance (NCA) accreditation. Builds and fosters strong working relationships within the Children's Wisconsin healthcare system and multidisciplinary community partners--child protective services, law enforcement, and other agencies. In collaboration with CAPS and Ambulatory leadership, identifies opportunities for CAC and programmatic growth that align with Children's Wisconsin mission and strategic objectives. Leads ambulatory-wide initiatives to ensure regulatory compliance and practice requirements.

Responsibilities

In partnership with CAPS and Ambulatory Services leaders, responsible for operations of assigned child advocacy center(s) and designated medical satellite(s); Collaborates with medical and program directors to ensure best practice standards and guidelines are consistently implemented at the CAC; Works collaboratively with leaders and staff across CAPS, Ambulatory Services and other related Children's Wisconsin programs to ensure efficient, high quality multi-disciplinary care within an ambulatory healthcare model when child maltreatment is suspected; Identifies and manages fiscal, logistic, and personnel processes to ensure seamless and successful operation of the CAC and designated medical satellite offices; Maintains CAC(s) National Children's Alliance (NCA) accreditation; Builds and fosters strong working relationships within the Children's Wisconsin healthcare system and multidisciplinary community partners; Identifies opportunities for CAC and programmatic growth aligned with Children's Wisconsin mission and strategic objectives; Leads ambulatory-wide initiatives to ensure regulatory compliance and practice requirements

Requirements

Bachelor's degree; Five years of experience in ambulatory care or similar experience; One year of supervisory experience; BLS - Basic Life Support certification through American Heart Association/American Red Cross/National Safety Council

Nice to have

Master's degree preferred