PROGRAM COORDINATOR (OPWDD)
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PROGRAM COORDINATOR (OPWDD)

SCO Family of Services

Job Location : New York,NY, USA

Posted on : 2025-09-07T07:38:37Z

Job Description :

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Responsible for supervising Managers, ensuring all clinical aspects of the program are handled promptly and effectively. This includes updating Residential Habilitation Plans/CFA, organizing planning meetings (Shift, Annual, Semi-Annual, IDT), and maintaining accurate minutes.
  • Supervises and ensures all records in houses comply with OPWDD regulations and SCO policies, are completed timely, and uphold high standards. Leads in-service trainings, maintains up-to-date programmatic documentation such as EHR, financial records, MAR, medical books, fire drills, and emergency plans involving the individual circle of supports.
  • Provides oversight and direction to residential management, ensuring all purchases and invoices are processed via Coupa, and financial tasks like billing and petty cash are completed on schedule.
  • Ensures high-quality operation of the houses, including proper building maintenance (boiler checks, lawn care) and overall facility standards, with supervisory visit documentation.
  • Conducts and documents monthly site visits following the residential program checklist.
  • Oversees Medicaid billing, ensuring services are provided and documented according to Medicaid and Waiver regulations, maintaining Evolve records as required.
  • Reviews and approves all Coupa submissions, ensuring report accuracy.
  • Maintains incident reporting systems and completes IRC submissions promptly.
  • Maintains SCIP-R, AMAP, CPR, First Aid & AED certifications.
  • Performs additional duties as assigned by the Program Director or designee.
  • Ensures monthly program audits are completed at each site, with findings and corrective action plans submitted to the Program Director.
  • Participates in IRC/HRC Committee meetings as necessary.

QUALIFICATIONS

  • Master's degree preferred; BA/BS required.
  • At least two years of supervisory experience.
  • Minimum one year managing an ICF/IRA.
  • Working knowledge of ICF/IRA regulations.
  • Ability to handle emergencies professionally.
  • Maintains a valid NYS Driver's License.

RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHERS

  • Interacts with state agencies, other providers, families, and maintains positive relationships. Provides supervision and mentorship to staff.
  • Possesses characteristics such as teamwork, cultural sensitivity, respect for growth and change, and appropriate intervention skills.

WORKING CONDITIONS

  • 35 hours/week with a flexible schedule. Available for emergencies and program spot checks.

SCOPE OF RESPONSIBILITY

  • Manages all aspects of assigned residential programs, including physical plant, finances, interdisciplinary teams, program recertification, hiring, payroll, purchasing, billing, and liaison duties. Responsible for screening and supporting development projects.

Qualifications - Education

Preferred: Bachelor's degree.

Equal Opportunity Employer. Applicants will be notified of their rights under federal employment laws, as detailed in the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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