Position Summary
OHS seeks a Director of Performance Management who will be responsible for providing leadership in interpreting, setting, and reporting on performance-based measures based on and developing programmatic and policy strategy based on the results of the data.
Essential Functions
Develop and operationalize performance measures for all programs.
Ensure contracts, reporting, compliance and monitoring, and fiscal reflect performance measures.
Develop at least monthly reports on major performance measures, as feasible, synthesize and report.
Collaborate with program directors and staff to ensure that measures are integrated into program performance.
Review current literature on homelessness.
Communicate new trends, programs, and ideas to OHS staff, ensuring evidence-based and data-informed program designs and implementation.
Competencies, Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Data analysis and interpretation.
Lead effectively within changing and competing priorities.
Plan effectively for and manage change by shifting priorities and adapting to changes to meet organizational and program requirements.
Exceptional ability to participate in and develop teams.
Work cooperatively with cross-functional teams internally and externally.
Work under deadlines, including beyond regular work schedule as needed.
Respond under pressure in a busy environment.
Well-developed planning, analytical, negotiation, and problem solving skills to resolve complex and diverse issues.
Superior verbal and written communication skills to effectively communicate ideas and information to a variety of audiences (staff, media, community leaders, elected officials, and other senior level external staff), including creation and delivery of presentations and written reports.
Education: Bachelor’s Degree; Master’s Degree preferred
Experience:
Minimum five years experience in evaluating housing, social services, and/or programs for individuals and/or families experiencing homelessness.
Outcomes-based performance management.
Strategy and services evaluation.
Proficient in computer applications including Homeless Management Information Systems (HMIS) and Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access, and Outlook).
TO APPLY: Interested candidates must submit a cover letter and resume.
Salary Range: $95,000 - $113,000
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