Position Overview:
This position is full-time and exempt from wage and hour regulations. The staff person who holds this position is responsible for coordination and oversight of a specific program or a related group of programs, especially in relation to compliance with standards and regulations. The role-specific title(s) the Phase One Program Coordinator is expected to use will be identified in his/her Appointment Letter. Regardless of program specificity, priority tasks will include, but are not limited to: ensuring proper delivery and compliance management of the assigned program(s) and/or projects, managing and supervising the related personnel, ensuring administrative accountability, and ensuring that dignity-and-respect-based services are provided to individuals in the program. This position may also be responsible for a variety of tasks that are nonetheless essential under the heading of “Miscellaneous Duties”. This position may report to a Site Administrator or directly to a Vice President, whichever is identified in his/her Appointment Letter.
- Ensures that all program/project governing regulations are communicated to relevant employees and contractors.
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Ensures that all program/projects are delivered in compliance with all relevant laws, regulations, and standards (e.g., Housing and Urban Development Standards, Department of Corrections Standards, etc.); as well as FRBH standards.
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Coordinates, plans and implements the program content of Phase 1, including but not limited to, facilitating community meetings, obtaining outside speakers for open classes/meetings, teaching classes, maintaining liaison with AA/NA community, monitoring progress of each consumer, coordinating Transitional Ceremony, coordinating Lifeskills training, handling of on-call responsibilities and coverage as needed.
- Ensures that all supplies necessary for program operation are requisitioned, obtained, inventoried, secured, and used according to approved guidelines.
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Ensures that appropriate safety plans are in place and revised as necessary to meet all related standards.
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Ensures that plans are in place for maintenance, cleanliness, and general appearance of each program/project.
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Maintains an awareness of grant programs and projects that could improve the program-related needs of FRBH consumers and advises the Corporate Leadership Council of noteworthy opportunities.
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Participates in grant/funding source application, reporting, and reviewing processes as assigned.
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Conducts, when programmatically appropriate, periodic Site Visits to sub-programs or project residences to ensure compliance of services and facilities with all relevant standards referenced in 2 above.
- Participates in the recruitment and selection of any staff necessary to operate/facilitate his/her program or project.
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Serves as the direct supervisor for program staff members and/or any relevant subordinate supervisor(s), conducting no less than one face-to-face supervision session per month unless more frequent occurrences are required.
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Verifies that a plan to maintain an adequate pool of substitute staff (e.g. Assistant Staff ) is functional, as applicable.
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Verifies that the provision of program-related contracted (i.e. non-employee) services operate in compliance with FRBH and external expectations.
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Verifies that professional supervision of subordinate staff members is being conducted as mandated.
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Conducts personnel activities as expected for proper supervision and oversight of all subordinate staff members.
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Ensures that all subordinate staff, contractors, and volunteers complete training as required by program regulations.
- Ensures proper completion and submission of all required authorization and compliance paperwork (e.g. HUD and KHC certifications, DOC reports, ) within established timelines.
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Oversees any program related FRBH or non-FRBH files (e.g. HUD and KHC tenant files, DOC files, ) ensuring impeccable compliance with any regulatory standards.
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Ensures that all financial activities and records for program services and/or properties are processed and documented according to established guidelines.
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Ensures that FRBH Medical Record documentation (physical or electronic) is processed, handled, maintained, secured, audited, closed, and archived according to Corporate Policy.
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Ensures timely completion of all non-consumer-specific reports, documentation, and paperwork according to FRBH Operations Policy and Procedures and other programmatic protocols.
- Meets productivity standards as assigned.
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Serves as a member of the CenterPoint Management Team.
- Provides direct care (i.e. professional services) as needed to maximize consumer access or enhance program viability.
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Conducts training as assigned.
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Attends periodic meetings and/or trainings as assigned
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Performs other duties or responsibilities as needed or assigned.
- Must possess a high school diploma; however, college experience or CADC is preferred.
- Must have two years of sobriety and working an active recovery program, if in recovery.
- Must have two years experience in the substance field.
- Must demonstrate communication skills necessary to perform the duties of the position.
- Must possess ability to attain First Aid and CPR certification.
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Must complete the 28 written lessons of Recovery Dynamics and/or complete Recovery Dynamics training.
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Must have a valid driver’s license and insurable driving record.
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Must possess computer skills sufficient to learn web-based data submission procedures.
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Must pass all required background checks prior to employment.
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Must meet any program-specific health status requirements (e.g. negative for TB).
- Assistant Staff may qualify if they have two years experience (degree substitutes for experience).
