Posting Number: E2026-19

Position Type: Program Manager of Ministry of Children, Community, and Social Services Portfolios (MCCSS) - Permanent Full-Time

Salary: $102,810 - 116,169 annually – Salary Commensurate with Experience

POSITION SUMMARY

Under the broad leadership of the Associate Director of Clinical Programs & Services, the Program Manager of MCCSS Portfolios is accountable for planning, implementation, and evaluation of the clinical and administrative activities and initiatives of the assigned service teams, including, but not limited to, Autism Foundational Family Services, Community Enhancement, Complex Special Needs (CSN), SNAP, EYOW, ASD Psychotherapy, Court Worker, and Child Welfare – Community Capacity programs and services. Additionally, the Program Manager is responsible for the provision of leadership and supervision to interprofessional team members, to ensure services are provided in a manner that best meets the needs of the child or youth and family and incorporates the philosophies of engagement and quality improvement within an integrated system approach. As a member of the Management Team, the Program Manager contributes to organizational effectiveness by participating in collaborative planning and decision-making for the agency.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBLITES

SERVICE PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION

- Ensure that all services are provided in accordance with the agency’s mission, vision, values and strategic priorities as well as Ministry guidelines and frameworks and are designed to promote excellence in service provision, performance measurement, accountability and meet organizational and Ministry reporting requirements.
- Develop and implement goals, objectives, policies, procedures and systems necessary to ensure the treatment approach incorporates child, youth and family engagement, is in accordance with current evidence-based/best practices and relevant professional standards to meet the needs of the children, youth and families served, providing a safe and secure environment.
- Organize and monitor work flow and allocate resources to ensure services are provided in the most effective and efficient manner in order to meet required outcomes.
- Engage in and monitor the effect of program decisions on overall cost and budget in collaboration with the Associate Director of Clinical Programs & Services.
- Ensure that all clinical files are current and that required record keeping is completed according to agency policy.
- Participate in the development and implementation of program evaluation, statistical analysis and research initiatives, including related performance indicators, disseminating information within prescribed time frames, in collaboration with the Associate Director of Clinical Programs & Services and Decision Support team.
- Identify, assess and respond to risk management issues, including public and/or client complaints or concerns, ensuring incidents of a serious nature are reported in accordance with legislation, MCCSS requirements and agency policies.
- Ensure continuity of care and coordination of services to clients in partnership with other agency managers and staff.

STAFF LEADERSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT
- Advance the clinical excellence and currency of interprofessional staff through the provision of leadership, supervision, motivation, guidance, support, education, training, resources and feedback.
- Conduct performance reviews as per agency policy, mentoring and coaching staff to set goals and create individual professional development plans.
- Hire, discipline and respond to staff complaints and/or grievances in accordance with the Collective Agreement, agency policy, and employment and labour legislation, with the support of People Services staff.
- Ensure adequate staff coverage through staffing, scheduling, and authorization of vacation,



leave of absence and overtime requests.
- Convene regular team meetings to communicate all necessary information, changes to policies and procedures, current issues and initiatives.
- Oversee the process for field placement students and volunteers.
- Ensure relevant certification, regulation and licensing requirements of staff are met.

CONTRIBUTION TO ORGANISATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
- Maintain current knowledge of, adhere to, consistently administer and ensure staff compliance with the Collective Agreement and all agency policies and procedures.
- Ensure all staff adhere to legislated health and safety procedures, collaborating with other management team members and staff to provide response and resolution to identified issues.
- Collaborate with management team members in the development of plans to identify and mitigate risk management matters and to meet and maintain Accreditation Canada standards across the organization.
- Support the agency’s quality improvement philosophy through collaborative development and implementation of process improvement strategies and an agency-wide performance measurement framework.
- Collaboratively participate in management team operational and strategic planning, decision-making processes, policy development and preparation for collective bargaining.
- Function as a management representative and resource to Board Committees and attend Board meetings as a Service representative, as requested.
- Establish and maintain collaborative working relationships with community agencies and service providers to create and support an integrated system between Maltby Centre and all community partners.
- Liaise with agency staff and community service providers to enhance awareness, responding to requests for education, career development and public relations as appropriate.
- Contribute to service integrity and support of the agency’s commitment to professional development through participation in regularly occurring supervision sessions, education and training.
- Represent the interests of, and provide leadership on behalf of, Maltby Centre at community planning tables and committees, as requested.
- Travel to satellite offices and other community partner locations within the service catchment area may be required
- The responsibilities listed above are representative and are not to be interpreted as inclusive

EDUCATION, TRAINING, EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS
- Master’s Degree in a relevant field of study required
- Additional education in management or administration of human services, an asset
- CRPO Registration and adherence to CRPO Supervisory requirements, required.
- Experience providing direct service to children and youth with autism and their families, an asset
- Two (2) years’ supervisory experience, preferred
- Experience within a unionized environment, an asset
- Experience using JaneApp software systems, an asset
- Knowledge of Ontario Autism Program (OAP), an asset
- Current certification in First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (FA/CPR), Non-violent Crisis Intervention (NVCI), Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) and Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems (WHMIS), an asset
- French Language proficiency, written and verbal, an asset
- Equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered

COMPETENCIES: KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES




- Demonstrated in-depth knowledge of and ability to apply clinical theory and practice related to autism services for children, youth and their families
- Proficiency required in a variety of computer applications such as MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, statistical, reporting and relational databases
- Thorough understanding of and ability to apply the principles and concepts of clinical supervision
- In-depth knowledge of community-based children and youth’s autism and mental programs and services.
- Sound leadership and management skills incorporating knowledge of human resources, budgetary practices and related legislation with the ability to motivate, develop and coordinate inter-professional staff.
- Demonstrated commitment to a culture of continuous improvement and accountability with the ability to plan and implement program evaluation.
- Alignment of values with the mission, vision and values of the Maltby Centre
- Sound critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, interpersonal, prioritization, crisis management, conflict resolution and decision-making skills with demonstrated initiative, adaptability and flexibility
- Effective relationship building skills demonstrating respect, collaboration and engagement
- Ability to set and maintain professional boundaries and exemplify effective self-care
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively as part of an inter-professional team
- Ability to work flexible hours on an occasional basis to meet client, service and/or organizational requirements and may participate in management on-call rotation
- Possess a valid Ontario Driver’s License, regular access to a reliable motor vehicle and automobile insurance for business purposes with minimum liability coverage as specified by Maltby Centre
- Submission of a Criminal Record Check, Vulnerable Sector Screening and Pre-Employment Health Assessment satisfactory to Maltby Centre prior to start date

Maltby Centre is committed to principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion in the workplace and recognizes the value that diverse employees bring to the programs and services offered to children and youth in our community.

The Maltby

Centre follow the guidelines and resources established by the Government of Canada, striving to provide a safe workspace free from bullying, harassment or violence, as written here. We strongly encourage applications from equity seeking communities, from individuals including women, people who self-identify as women, persons with disabilities, Indigenous people, racialized people / visible minorities, ethnic minorities, 2SLGBTQIA* (Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Minorities)

Maltby Centre is an equal opportunity employer, committed to providing exceptional and accessible employment opportunities for its employees in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) est. 2005. Hiring practices will be provided in a manner that respects the dignity and independence to all perspective and current employees. The provision of equitable practice and accommodations to persons who identify as having a disability or being neurodiverse will be integrated wherever possible.

Persons with disabilities will be given an opportunity equal to that given to others, to obtain, use or benefit from accessible services, formats or devices provided by and on behalf of the Maltby Centre.

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We acknowledge that Maltby Centre is situated on Traditional Lands of Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee. We are grateful to be able to live, work, play and support our community on these lands.

This posting is for an existing vacancy. We appreciate the time and effort in applying; however, only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.

Closing Date: September 8, 2026

📌 Program Manager, Ministry and Social Services (Kingston)
🏢 Maltby Centre
📍 Kingston