Program Coordinator: Child Support & Family Services

State of Indiana; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 31,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical plans

Wellness rewards

HSA

457(b) plan

Pension plans

Leave policies

Education reimbursement

Life insurance

Employee assistance

Free parking

LinkedIn Learning access

Job summary

The State of Indiana is seeking a Program Coordinator for the Parent Locate Service (PLS) Unit within the Department of Child Services in Indianapolis. Responsibilities include locating absent parents, researching participant information, processing vehicle liens, and handling high-volume mail, calls, and title documents to support child support enforcement statewide.

This first‑shift role offers a 37.5-hour work week with flexible schedules and no overtime.

Qualifications

• General knowledge of the program area.
• Basic knowledge of the rules and regulations pertaining to the assigned program area and its effects on other agency operations.
• Ability to gather and compile program materials.
• Ability to communicate effectively.
• Ability to operate effectively in a group decision-making process.
• Tact in dealing with other agency personnel and the public.
• Basic knowledge of accounting principles.
• Ability to perform essential functions with or without reasonable accommodation.

Responsibilities

• Compile information relative to the assigned program area.
• Coordinate correspondence for information requests.
• Organize and maintain current and historical files related to the program.
• Organize program reports, applications, and maintain consultative services.
• Maintain and organize program assets.
• Prepare all program related training materials.

Skills

Communication

Organizational skills

Teamwork

Problem solving

Education

No degree required

Job description

The State of Indiana is seeking a Program Coordinator for the Parent Locate Service (PLS) Unit within the Department of Child Services in Indianapolis. Responsibilities include locating absent parents, researching participant information, processing vehicle liens, and handling high-volume mail, calls, and title documents to support child support enforcement statewide.

This first‑shift role offers a 37.5-hour work week with flexible schedules and no overtime.