Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. The Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities works to improve the lives of Georgia residents through behavioral health and developmental disability services. The PATH Program Coordinator monitors statewide PATH providers, facilitates provider meetings, provides training and technical assistance, supports quality improvement, and analyzes program data and performance indicators.
Responsibilities
- Participate as an Office of Supportive Housing team member in the provision of program monitoring for DBHDD-funded PATH providers statewide
- Periodically travel to visit program providers in-person around the state and accompany teams during their outreach and service provision in the community
- Collaborate with internal DBHDD staff and external DBHDD partners
- Facilitate PATH Provider meetings to encourage consistency of services across the State. This includes presentation of information to large groups
- Provide technical assistance and training regarding the PATH program, GHVP model, and DBHDD service delivery standards
- Assist agencies in development and implementation of Quality Improvement Plans
- Analyze network and provider trends to identify training and technical assistance needs for PATH providers
- Collaborate with data analyst for data collection, analysis, management and quality assurance functions
- Assist in the collection, development, and analysis of Key Performance Indicators
- Represent the individuals we serve, the PATH Program, the Office of Supportive Housing, and DBHDD with professionalism, compassion, and respect
- Other duties as assigned
Skills
- Position requires a valid driver's license
- Lived experience of homelessness and/or behavioral health recovery
- Comfortable with statewide travel. (50%)
- Effective interpersonal skills
- Experience providing training and/or technical assistance
- Effective written and oral communication skills
- Highly organized and attentive to detail
- Experience with data collection, management, and basic analysis
- Technological literacy and comfortable learning new systems
- Associate or Bachelor's degree and at least three years of relevant experience
- Direct experience working in one of the following: housing programs for individuals experiencing homelessness, outreach programs serving individuals experiencing homelessness, or providing community-based behavioral health services, including any peer coaching or peer supports
- Knowledge of the homeless system, state and federal housing resources, and adult community mental health services
- Certified Peer Specialist certification (not required to be hired)
- Experience interacting with the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) is a plus but not required
Benefits
- Remote
- Scheduling of the 20 hours each week will be flexible.
- Travel time when visiting provider agencies is considered part of your work hours.
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