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Palmer Home for Children

Human Resources Manager

800 Baldwin Rd S, Lake Cormorant, MS 38641-8203

Hybrid · Full-time · $53k (as posted)

First seen by offpeak October 22, 2026

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Organization 

Palmer Home provides superior care for children while introducing the love of God through our service to each individual child.

Position Summary

The Human Resources Manager is responsible for leading Palmer Home's day-to-day human resources operations while helping build a healthy, engaged, and mission-aligned workforce. This role oversees the employee lifecycle, supports leaders in developing high-performing teams, coordinates organization-wide learning initiatives, and continually improves the people systems that enable Palmer Home to fulfill its mission.

Reporting to the Vice President of Human Resources & Operations, the Human Resources Manager serves as a trusted partner to leaders across the organization by implementing people strategies, strengthening manager effectiveness, fostering employee engagement, and ensuring HR operations are efficient, compliant, and aligned with Palmer Home's Christian mission, values, and strategic priorities.

Talent Acquisition & Employee Experience

Leadership Development & Performance

Learning & Organizational Development

People Systems & Continuous Improvement

Culture, Engagement & Communication

Governance & Compliance

Qualifications


Position Impact 

The Human Resources Manager helps create the conditions for Palmer Home's people to thrive. By building effective HR systems, supporting leaders, developing employees, strengthening organizational culture, and ensuring operational excellence, this role enables the organization to attract, retain, and develop exceptional people who are equipped to serve children and families with excellence.


Palmer Home for Children is committed to maintaining a workplace and culture that reflects dignity, respect, belonging, and compassion for all people. Job descriptions and employment practices will use inclusive language and demonstrate our commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion, aligned with our mission, values, and Whole Child Initiative approach. We strive to ensure language is trauma-informed and sensitive to the cultural, socioeconomic, and lived experiences of the children, families, and communities we serve.


Through a relationship-centered model of care, we seek to create environments where children, families, and staff feel safe, valued, and supported. To support continued alignment with best practices, organizational needs, and accreditation standards, job descriptions will be reviewed and updated regularly.