Brokerage Director
Job level: Advanced
Laura Noppenberger, Director, Eastern Oregon Support Services Brokerage, Hood River, OR“Being thoughtful, approachable, supportive, and showing up goes a long ways towards bridging gaps. This isn’t an easy job but it’s a job that holds something new every day. It’s a great job for anyone who has personal drive, enjoys a job that looks different from day to day, values personal accountability, and is willing to always to look at life through a lens of learning.”
You may be a Brokerage Director if you...
- Enjoy connecting with colleagues and your community to make long-lasting relationships
- Have the ability to motivate, inspire and guide a team to success
- Value clear and efficient communication
- Have the ability to explain complex information in a way a variety of people can understand
- Can inspire and guide others to complete tasks with quality, accuracy, and passion
As a Brokerage Director...
You will be a leader engaged with strategic planning and implementation of developmental disabilities services through: strategic planning with partners and team members; setting departmental goals and objectives; and developing policies and procedures to help keep plans and operations progressing forward.
Other responsibilities may include overseeing departmental budgets and fiscal monitoring, as well as overseeing departmental compliance of contractual, federal, state, and county regulations, including data collection and reporting requirements.
As a leader of your organization, you will have the opportunity to network and facilitate the development of new community resources and connections.
Average Wage Range
$63,000-$71,000 annual salary
To become a Brokerage Director
You’ll have years of experience working in developmental disabilities, social services, mental health or another related field. Some Brokerage Directors will hold a Bachelor’s degree, others will possess an equivalent amount of work experience in the field.
All Brokerage Director professionals will hold a valid driver's license and be able to pass a criminal background check.