Nutrition Supervisor (53566)
$49,920–$53,040 year
On-siteEureka, California, United States
Eureka, California, United StatesOn-siteFull Time$49,920–$53,040 year
Full Time
Job Summary
Supervise Heritage Café, Meals on Wheels, and Mobile Dining operations by coordinating staff, volunteers, and site council meetings across Arcata, Eureka, and Fortuna locations. Conduct site visits, facilitate program updates, and ensure compliance with federal and state regulations while managing income-generating projects. Oversee daily staffing, training documentation, and safety protocols to maintain high-quality, participant-centered services for older adults. Travel between locations as needed to support program delivery and resolve operational issues.
Required Qualifications
- Two (2) years of experience in a supervisory position for a social, health service, recreation, nutrition, or similar program
- Valid California Driver's License
- Personal auto liability insurance
- Personal vehicle in good driving/operating condition
- Vehicle insured for State minimum liability requirements
- Current CPR and First Aid certification within six (6) months of hire
- Clearance of a DOJ and FBI criminal history background check
- Motor Vehicle Report verification
- Ability to adapt to change, manage stress effectively, and support the team in adjusting to evolving priorities and circumstances
- Demonstrates the ability to adapt to change, manage stress effectively, and support the team in adjusting to evolving priorities and circumstances
- Clearly conveys information and expectations, actively listens, and promotes open, respectful dialogue while practicing empathy and self-awareness
- Gathers relevant information, evaluates options, and makes timely, sound decisions while identifying root causes and implementing solutions
- Sets clear goals, monitors progress, addresses performance concerns, and celebrates successes while upholding high standards of accountability
- Fosters a positive team culture by encouraging collaboration, supporting teamwork, and resolving conflicts effectively and promptly
- Ability and interest to work with the elderly to enhance and encourage their independence, and knowledgeable of and sensitive toward the needs of the low-income elderly
- Knowledge of Federal, State, and local programs and services
- Ability to function effectively within a multi-service, community-based nonprofit agency
- Ability to comply with program requirements and applicable government regulations
- Strong verbal and written communication abilities; able to convey information clearly and professionally to staff, participants, families, and external partners
- Builds positive relationships with diverse populations, including aging and dependent adults, caregivers, staff, and community stakeholders
- Works effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team demonstrating sound listening skills to receive directions and understand participant concerns; maintains a cooperative and supportive attitude
- Applies good judgement, resourcefulness, and flexibility to resolve issues and adapt to changing circumstances
- Maintains confidentiality, reliability, and ethical standards; consistently demonstrates punctuality, attendance, and responsibility in work performance
- Maintains participant privacy and organizational confidentiality, adhering to HIPAA and agency standards
- Strong basic computer skills (Microsoft Outlook, Word, Power Point, and Excel)
- Ability to navigate, use, and maintain database software programs
- Basic knowledge of web-based applications such as timekeeping, training, and email programs
- Ability to be dependable, accept supervision, follow direction, and improve performance through feedback
- Ability to incorporate an understanding of detailed requirements in work activities
- Ability to collect and analyze data
- Ability to coordinate, advocate, and cooperate with other agencies for seniors with tact and diplomacy
- Ability to speak to public and private community groups about agency programs and to participate in various outreach and fundraising efforts as required
- Must be able to sit, stand, walk, bend, stoop, reach, and use hands for frequent computer and administrative tasks
- Regular travel to dining centers, meal sites, community locations, and agency facilities is required
- Driving a personal vehicle is required
- The position may require lifting, carrying, pushing, or pulling materials and supplies weighing up to 50 pounds
- The employee must be able to occasionally assist with program operations, including meal service activities
- The employee must be able to safely navigate a variety of indoor and outdoor environments
Desired Qualifications
- Associates degree from accredited college or university with emphasis in public health, community nutrition, health education, or gerontology
- Experience working with older adults, grant management, and program planning
- COVID-19 and Influenza (flu) vaccines preferred
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