
STATEMENT OF POSITION:
The Quality Assurance Manager is responsible for the direct oversight of all quality assurance and quality improvement initiatives within crisis services programs (phone, chat, and text). This position maintains a strong working knowledge of Crisis Services operational needs, contractual requirements, and data collection practices to support the dissemination of critical information to supervisory, clinical, and training team members. In addition, this position provides direct supervision to a team of Quality Assurance staff, including Coaches who support Shift Lead and Crisis Worker positions. Through this supervision, the Quality Assurance Manager promotes staff development, ensures adherence to quality standards, and supports consistent service delivery across all shifts.
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POSITIONS SUPERVISED: Coaches
STATUS: Salaried, Exempt; Essential Staff
WORK HOURS/SITE:
This is a virtual position and requires 40 hours per week, Monday through Friday 6:00PM - 2:30AM EST. This employee with be asked to attend some day-time meetings on a weekly basis these meetings will be scheduled with advanced notice.

Established in 1963, HopeLink Behavorial Health (formerly PRS) exists so that individuals living with mental illness, substance use disorders, mild intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, and anyone who faces life crises can achieve safety, personal wellness, recovery and community integration. HopeLink services are provided throughout Northern Virginia and in the District of Columbia.
Our unique role in the community enables us to explore and quickly implement innovative models of service and program delivery while maintaining close relationships with our clients, their families and the community at large. Those services include: Recovery Academy Day Programs, Community Support Services, Employment Services, Community Housing, and CrisisLink.
HopeLink clients are persons living with severe mental illnesses (such as schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder or major depression), mild intellectual disabilities, substance use disorders, autism spectrum disorder, and anyone who faces life crises. HopeLink’s experience shows that with the proper services and support, our clients can and do increase their independence and self-sufficiency. With HopeLink supports, clients are taking critical steps to leading strong and fulfilling lives.