Coordinator of Unhoused Programs

Socket.dev; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Socket.dev is seeking a Clinical Coordinator of Unhoused Programs to lead PSH/DDX and OCI Community services, supervise staff, and ensure compliant, high-quality service delivery. The role includes field engagement, intakes, crisis support, and housing stability oversight to meet resident needs.

The position requires clinical supervision responsibility, program management experience, and knowledge of documentation, billing, and contracts within homeless services.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in human services or related field.
• Clinical licensure or eligibility for licensure preferred for intake responsibilities.
• Experience supervising staff and program management preferred.
• Experience serving individuals experiencing homelessness, mental illness, and SUD preferred.
• Knowledge of clinical documentation, billing, grant/contract compliance, and housing-program operations.

Responsibilities

• Translate organizational priorities into clear expectations, measurable service outcomes, and coordinated work plans for assigned programs.
• Supervise staff through meetings, field observation, and performance feedback.
• Oversee daily operations: intakes, service coordination, resident compliance, crisis response, and housing stability activities.
• Ensure compliance with clinical, licensing, contract, grant, payer, billing, and ethical requirements across programs.
• Collaborate with leaders to coordinate referrals, placement, clinical services, housing supports, and stakeholder relations.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Conflict management

Organizational skills

Problem-solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in human services or related field

Job description

POSITION OVERVIEW:

The Clinical Coordinator of Unhoused Programs provides hands-on leadership, supervision, and program accountability for Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH/DDX) and OCI Community programs serving individuals experiencing homelessness. The position ensures high-quality, clinically appropriate, and compliant service delivery; supervises assigned staff; and maintains accountability for program operations, documentation, billing integrity, resident compliance, and service outcomes. The Coordinator remains actively engaged in the field through staff shadowing, clinical intakes, crisis support, and oversight of housing stability and resident needs.

ESSENTIAL POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES:

Strategic & Mission-Aligned Leadership

• Translate organizational and program priorities into clear expectations, measurable service outcomes, and coordinated work plans for assigned programs.
• Align PSH/DDX and OCI Community services with the agency mission, person-centered care principles, housing stability goals, and community needs.
• Anticipate program, staffing, and resident needs; recommend and implement improvements that strengthen service quality, continuity, and sustainability.

People Leadership & Culture

• Supervise staff through individual and team meetings, field observation; provide performance feedback.
• Build a culture of accountability, engagement, professional communication, and person-centered service while addressing personnel concerns consistently and promptly.
• Maintain appropriate staffing, scheduling, and program coverage; support onboarding, training, competency development, and corrective action when expectations are not met.

Operational & Financial Stewardship

• Oversee daily operations of PSH/DDX and OCI Community programs, including intakes, service coordination, resident compliance processes, crisis response, and housing stability activities.
• Monitor program budgets and expenditures in collaboration with leadership and approve timesheets, time-off requests, mileage, and expenses in accordance with policy.
• Establish reliable workflows and monitor staffing, productivity, documentation, billing, reports, and follow-through to support effective and timely program execution.

Quality, Compliance & Risk Management

• Ensure compliance with clinical, licensing, contract, grant, payer, billing, medical necessity, agency policy, and ethical requirements across assigned programs.
• Monitor service quality, assessments, treatment planning, documentation, productivity, resident status, occupancy, and 14-day compliance or 30-day move-out processes; implement corrective action as needed.
• Provide clinical intakes and on-site support for complex resident needs and crisis situations; identify and elevate safety, service, financial, or compliance risks appropriately.

Collaboration & Stakeholder Leadership

• Collaborate with organizational leaders and staff to coordinate referrals, entry, placement, clinical services, housing supports, and effective resolution of program concerns.
• Develop and maintain productive relationships with consumers, landlords, community partners, external agencies, the Continuum of Care, funders, and other stakeholders.
• Represent the organization professionally in internal and external meetings and communicate timely, accurate information that strengthens trust, alignment, and shared accountability.
• Other duties as assigned by supervisor.

ORGANIZATION STANDARDS:

Professionalism and Communication

Demonstrates clear, respectful, and professional communication in both verbal and written interactions, with a focus on collaboration and solution-oriented dialogue. Shares information responsibly and addresses concerns constructively while maintaining a positive, professional demeanor—even in challenging situations.

Time & Priority Management

Effectively manages workload by prioritizing tasks, planning proactively, and addressing challenges to meet deadlines and responsibilities. Maintains a solution-focused approach and professional composure while balancing competing priorities.

Reliability & Accountability & Ownership

Demonstrates dependability by consistently meeting commitments, deadlines, and responsibilities while taking ownership of work and outcomes. Acts with integrity, follows through on obligations, and addresses mistakes proactively to support a culture of accountability and trust.

Adaptability and Change Agility

Demonstrates adaptability by embracing new processes, priorities, and organizational changes with resilience and a willingness to learn. Adjusts work approaches as needed and supports others through change with a constructive, solution-focused mindset.

Organizational Alignment and Mission Focus

Demonstrates behaviors aligned with the organization’s mission, values, and professional standards while supporting goals and initiatives through actions and attitude. Consistently follows policies and ethical guidelines, maintains confidentiality, and contributes to a culture of professionalism, respect, and service.

Requirements

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:

• Bachelor's degree in human services or a related field required.
• Clinical licensure, or eligibility for licensure, required to perform intake and assessment responsibilities is preferred.
• Prior supervisory or program-management experience preferred, including the ability to coach staff, provide direct feedback, and implement corrective action.
• Experience serving individuals experiencing homelessness, mental illness, and SUD preferred.
• Knowledge of clinical documentation, billing, grant/contract compliance, and housing-program operations.
• Strong leadership, communication, conflict-management, organizational, and problem-solving skills.

Driver Level: Level 2 - Routine driving for work, errands, or transporting others; may be infrequent or on an irregular basis. Personal insurance and a valid driver's license are required.

Position Flexibility: Community-Based - This position is primarily community-based, with most work conducted in the field with clients or partners. Required office-based tasks must be completed onsite; limited remote work flexibility may be available in accordance with HR-approved department standards.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Sitting for extended periods and extensive computer/data-entry work.
• Bending and stooping; lifting and carrying up to thirty (30) pounds.
• Regular driving and community mobility to support clients, staff, programs, and partner coordination.
• Ability to work in office, residential, and community settings, responding to needs as required.

All the above duties and responsibilities are considered essential job functions subject to reasonable accommodation. All job requirements listed indicate the minimum level of knowledge, skills and/or ability deemed necessary to perform the job proficiently. This job description is not to be construed as a detailed statement of duties, responsibilities or requirements. Employees may be required to perform any other job-related instructions as requested by their supervisors, subject to reasonable accommodation.

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