Mental Health - Program Coordinator

Keystone Human Services•York, PA

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About The Position

Keystone Human Services is currently seeking Program Coordinators to join our team in providing individualized, person-directed support in the area of mental health. Our work focuses on inclusion and building communities where everyone has the opportunity to thrive and fully participate in everything society has to offer. As a Program Coordinator, you will support individuals with mental illness living in a residential based setting, serve as a role model and mentor for staff, and assist in monitoring aspects of program operations. This position supports individuals to be involved in various activities, exercise choices, acquire competencies necessary to maintain relationships, and accomplish personal goals. The Program Coordinator encourages individuals to become more independent and take a lead role in their personal rehabilitation process. Keystone Human Services values health, wellbeing, and professional growth. Our team has access to a competitive benefits package comprised of medical, dental, vision, paid time off, 401K, career advancement, tuition reimbursement, wellness programs, and more!

Requirements

Twenty-one years old or older
High school diploma or equivalent
Three months of human services or related work experience
Program administrator certification or ability to obtain certification within six months
Effective communication and proficient computer skills
Valid driver’s license with daily access to a privately maintained and insured vehicle
Successful completion of the pre-employment process, including clearances and verifications

Responsibilities

Support individuals with mental illness living in a residential based setting
Serve as a role model and mentor for staff
Assist in monitoring aspects of program operations
Support individuals to be involved in various activities, exercise choices, acquire competencies necessary to maintain relationships, and accomplish personal goals
Encourage individuals to become more independent and take a lead role in their personal rehabilitation process