Senior Program Coordinator, Mental Health Services

Doc PersonalBeratung GmbH; South Carolina; On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Long-term disability

Life insurance

Vacation leave 15 days

Sick leave 15 days

Paid holidays 13

Parental leave

SCRS retirement

ORP retirement

Job summary

The Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities in Spartanburg, SC is seeking a Program Coordinator II to oversee enhanced services programs for clients with serious mental illness under limited supervision.

You will supervise clinical and administrative staff, coordinate treatment needs, and communicate patient placement across CRCFs, MHCs, and central Office, ensuring culturally sensitive, evidence-based practices.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree and relevant program experience.
• Experience in supervision and program development.
• Bilingual abilities in English and Spanish are a plus.

Responsibilities

• Provide oversight, guidance, and therapeutic review of treatment needs for the Enhanced service programs.
• Provide clinical and administrative supervision, including HR paperwork, productivity monitoring, and supervision schedules.
• Act as liaison to CRCFs and transition specialist teams to coordinate patient placement.
• Provide advanced clinical services using evidence-based practices in assessment, crisis stabilization, and therapy.
• Maintain documentation of services per state/center/QA standards with culturally sensitive care.

Skills

Bilingual English/Spanish

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

The Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities in Spartanburg, SC is seeking a Program Coordinator II to oversee enhanced services programs for clients with serious mental illness under limited supervision.

You will supervise clinical and administrative staff, coordinate treatment needs, and communicate patient placement across CRCFs, MHCs, and central Office, ensuring culturally sensitive, evidence-based practices.