Program Coordinator
Company: People Encouraging People
Location: Glen Burnie
Posted on: February 19, 2026
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Job Description:
Job Description Job Description POSITION OVERVIEW: The ACT
Program & Business Coordinator serves as a full participant of the
ACT Team and is responsible for organizing, coordinating, and
monitoring all non-clinical and administrative operations of the
program. Under the direction of the Program Manager, this position
ensures the efficient operation of both business and program
functions to support high-quality, community-based behavioral
health services. The Coordinator manages the creation, storage, and
flow of Protected Health Information (PHI), oversees accounting and
budget records, maintains compliance with relevant regulations, and
facilitates communication among staff, clients, and external
stakeholders. This role ensures alignment with standards set by the
Maryland Department of Health Behavioral Health Administration,
Local Behavioral Health Authority, Administrative Service
Organization, Core Service Agency, The Joint Commission, and other
federal, state, or local contracting standards. Working in
collaboration with the ACT Division Director, Program Manager, and
interdisciplinary team members, the Coordinator promotes effective
treatment delivery and operational excellence for ACT service
clients. SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITES: Administrative & Operational
Coordination · Organize, coordinate, and monitor daily ACT program
operations and communications. · Create, review, and analyze
practice management and performance reports for corrective
measures. · Manage office and clinical supplies, equipment, and
related vendor relationships. · Maintain accounting, budget, and
expenditure records for both individual clients and the program. ·
Organizes and obtains service authorizations through the
Administrative Service Organization (ASO), ensuring timely and
accurate submissions. · Gathers and submits outcome data in
alignment with the program reporting requirements. · Monitor and
track individual treatment plans dates to ensure compliance. ·
Collects and reports data on uninsured clients as required. · Track
and coordinate in conjunction with the psychiatrist · Coordinate
administrative functions and workflow between team members and
leadership. · Prepare materials and reports for the Behavioral
Health Administration, Local Behavioral Health Authority,
Administrative Service Organization, Core Service Agency, and
Senior Staff. · Implement and maintain compliance with all state
licensing standards for ACT. · Maintain daily service logs
documenting client rosters and treatment encounters within the past
24 hours. Team Coordination & Leadership · Support team members in
daily service delivery, ensuring client needs are met. ·
Collaborate with the Program Manager to prepare data for daily
meetings and ad hoc decisions. · Participate in onboarding, and
performance management of ACT team members. · Share responsibility
for day-to-day office operations and ensure smooth
interdepartmental communication. Client & Service Management ·
Coordinate the intake of new clients alongside the Program Manager
or intake specialist. · Monitor and track individual treatment
plans to ensure compliance with documentation and authorization
timelines. · Oversee medication management processes, including
pharmacy coordination, delivery tracking, and voucher monitoring. ·
Maintain positive relationships with local pharmacies and
pharmaceutical representatives to ensure client medication needs
are met. · Collect and report data on uninsured clients and program
outcomes as required. · Provide culturally competent and
trauma-informed services to clients and families. Emergency
Response & Compliance · Provide emergency backup and crisis
response support to team members as needed. · Respond to incidents
and produce reports in accordance with established protocols. ·
Ensure the team operates within safety and compliance standards. ·
Identify, recommend, and implement necessary services, equipment,
and facilities improvements. · Execute assigned projects and
operational changes directed by senior leadership. Qualifications ·
AA degree, preferred bachelor’s degree: advanced education in
healthcare administration preferred. · Minimum of three years of
administrative experience in a healthcare or behavioral health
setting serving adults with serious mental illness. · Minimum of
two years of experience working on a multidisciplinary team. ·
Strong understanding of behavioral health authorization processes
and state compliance requirements. · Excellent organizational,
analytical, and communication skills. · Proficiency with data
management and reporting tools, Additional Information This
description is a summary of responsibilities and requirements for
the ACT Program & Business Coordinator role. Duties and
expectations may evolve to meet program needs and organizational
priorities.
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