The EAP Coordinator helps clients with the Program to prevent problems at the workplace and maintain their productivity. They sell the service to companies in need, provide orientation, and help clients manage their situations. The EAP Manager performs many responsibilities to ensure the effective operation of the program, including hiring and training staff, providing supervision, obtaining new contracts, making employee utilization reports, and performing educational seminars. They act as a liaison between management and labor relations professionals, requiring excellent management skills and the ability to interact well with labor relations. The role may involve responding to crisis situations, attending planning meetings, and adhering to facility standards. Responsibilities also include increasing and being accountable for Business EAP growth, obeying patient confidentiality laws like HIPAA, and executing other assigned functions by Administration.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level