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ameriCARE Bay Area

Operations Supervisor

ameriCARE Bay Area, San Francisco, California, United States, 94199

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Location:

Hybrid (must be able to report to the office and to clients' homes as requested) Reports to:

Senior Manager of Operations Schedule: Weekday evenings:

Required, typically 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM (occasional longer shifts as needed)

Weekends:

Preferred availability from 6:00 AM – 2:00 PM, with flexibility to work later

Must have the ability to cover up to 12-hour shifts when necessary

Position Summary The Operations Supervisor plays a critical role in ensuring smooth, responsive, and compassionate care operations, especially during evenings and weekends. This person will monitor caregiver scheduling, coordinate communication between office staff, employees and clients, manage shift changes, and support recruiting and administrative workflows. Strong communication, scheduling, and problem-solving skills are key to success in this role. This is an hourly nonexempt role following the California labor laws of a Personal Attendant. This includes overtime will occur after 9 hours in a workday and 45 hours in a workweek. No meal periods are required and instead, the employee is paid for the entire length of their shift. Key Responsibilities Scheduling & Staffing Coordinate ongoing caregiver schedules using Care QB, WellSky, and other platforms

Proactively manage callouts, shift changes, and urgent scheduling needs

Clearly communicate staffing updates to caregivers and internal teams

Provide direct care to clients in the event of a callout or when serving as replacement coverage during a scheduled coverage window.

Provide direct care to their assigned clients

Time & Attendance Monitor caregiver attendance and punctuality

Update and manage WellSky scheduling and internal Excel sheets

Track and report attendance issues (e.g., tardiness, callouts, shift refusals)

Communication &

Documentation Respond promptly to messages via Care QB, LeadFlip, Slack, and email

Maintain clear, timely communication with caregivers, clients, and internal teams

Prepare daily end-of-shift handovers with relevant updates

Document incidents and follow internal escalation protocols

Updating WellSky client profiles with caregiver preferences

Updating Care QB profiles with current caregiver availability, skills, and other relevant information

Administrative Support Perform clerical tasks and general admin support as needed

Conduct and/or support 1st and 2

nd

round interviews

Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements Current Registration as a Home Care Aide in California or equivalent (CNA license or HHA registration). The employee is responsible for renewal on the Registry every two years. Obtain a criminal record clearance and obtain and maintain the required credentials. These credentials include a current TB test and a CPR/AED & First Aid certification. The employee is responsible for the renewal of these as needed.

Complete the required initial orientation and training and annual training.

Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate and interact with clients, families, coworkers, and all supervisors.

Ability to accurately follow and process written and verbal instructions

Report on the personal care needs of the client, on changes in the client’s condition, and on any observed problems that affect the client.

Skills to work with any of our clients, including those requiring a Hoyer lift

Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation

Must be able to work evenings and weekends and flex into longer shifts as needed

Must be able to work in the office as requested

Strong written and verbal communication skills

Ability to work independently and problem-solve under pressure

Comfortable with technology and learning new systems (Care QB, WellSky, Slack, Excel)

Physical Demands This position requires the physical ability to safely perform caregiving duties, including but not limited to: Lifting and transferring clients

with or without assistive equipment (e.g., gait belt, Hoyer lift)

Supporting client mobility

, including repositioning, ambulation assistance, and helping with standing or sitting

Standing and walking

for extended periods of time during shifts

Bending, kneeling, reaching, and stooping

as needed for client care and household tasks

Occasional pushing or pulling

of wheelchairs, walkers, or equipment

Employees must be able to perform these tasks safely and effectively to ensure the well-being of the clients in their care. Preferred Qualifications CNA License

Experience supervising or training caregivers

Familiarity with caregiver staffing platforms and HIPAA-compliant communications

Familiarity with stoma bags, urinal bags, and colostomy bags

Experience working with Parkinson’s, Stroke, ALS/MS, TBI, and memory-care

Fluent or conversational Spanish (bonus)

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