Program Coordinator DDP - Bucks
Listed on 2026-09-24
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Healthcare
Healthcare Management, Healthcare Administration
Location: Bensalem
Program Coordinator (Community Based Living)
At The Salvation Army, Developmental Disabilities Program (DDP), our Residential Program Coordinators are the leaders who make independence possible. You won't just be supervising a team; you will be the primary advocate and architect of a supportive home life for adults with developmental disabilities. From ensuring top-tier care and safety to mentoring your staff, your leadership ensures our program's individuals live with dignity and joy.
We believe that those who lead others deserve to be well-supported themselves. We offer a robust benefits package designed to support your health, your future, and your professional growth.
Your Benefits Include:
- Invest in Your Future:
Employer-funded Pension Plan (contributions begin after just 1 year). - Time to Recharge:
Generous paid time off, including holidays, vacation, sick time, and up to 3 personal days. - Affordable Healthcare:
Comprehensive medical coverage with low-cost premiums, co-pays, and deductibles. - Education Support:
Take advantage of our eligibility for the Federal Public Student Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program. - Extra Protection:
Access to supplemental insurance (Short-Term Disability, AFLAC, Voluntary Term Life) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA).
We are looking for a dedicated professional with a blend of administrative excellence and a heart for service.
The Essentials:
- Education & Experience:
An Associate's Degree (or 60 credits) with 2 years of field experience, OR a High School Diploma/GED with 5 years of relevant field experience. - Technological
Experience:
Experience with Microsoft Office (Outlook & Word) and comfortable utilizing computers and other technologies including electric health record databases. - Regulatory Knowledge: A solid understanding of federal, state, and county regulations (6400) for adult developmental disability services.
- Leadership
Skills:
The ability to supervise staff, manage schedules, and maintain a positive, high-quality work environment. This leadership position requires flexible availability based on scheduling and supervision for 24/7 residential operations. May be required to work nights and/or weekends. - Task Management:
Ability to manage and track large amounts of information, including but not limited to medical appointments, financial information, staff schedules, petty cash and quality surveys. - Reliability: A valid Driver's License with a good driving record, reliable vehicle and the ability to manage on-call responsibilities.
- Values:
An appreciation for The Salvation Army's mission of service.
The Ideal Candidate:
- Is Highly Organized:
You can track everything from medical appointments and petty cash to staff training and fire drills with ease. - Is a Communicator:
You speak and write with respect, professionalism and kindness when coordinating with program participants, families, staff, and funding sources. - Is a Problem-Solver:
You can anticipate needs before they arise and initiate solutions that prioritize the health and safety of our residents. - Has Diverse
Experience:
You have a background supporting individuals with a wide range of needs, including dual diagnoses and behavioral challenges. Leadership experience is a plus!
Join a team where your leadership has a real impact on the community. Apply today and help us maintain an environment where everyone can thrive!
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