PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR I Health Services REPOST

State of Maryland•Baltimore County, MD

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About The Position

This position will serve as the State Opioid Project Coordinator for the S.O.R. grant, a $53 million SAMHSA initiative designed to increase and expand access to treatment and recovery support, advance substance use prevention in coordination with other federal efforts, and improve retention in care using a chronic care model. This initiative will also help to deliver evidence-based treatment interventions that include medications that are FDA-approved specifically for OUD and psychosocial interventions, design primary and secondary prevention methods, and place greater emphasis on peer and other recovery support. The Program Administrator, under the direction of the Project Director of SOR, will be responsible for oversight of state and federal initiatives related to addressing the opioid crisis to ensure coordination among the various funding streams. This position will be involved in senior-level planning, management, and monitoring of opioid related activities. The Program Administrator will also assist the Project Director with ensuring the completion of all grant deliverables, monitoring and reporting on jurisdictional adherence with required performance measures, including evidence-based practices (EBP), and responding to complaints or concerns related to the project. The Program Administrator will be responsible for fiscal and administrative management, analyzing program data and working collaboratively with jurisdictional implementation teams and other state and local stakeholders to effectively utilize project resources and to maintain an integrated service delivery system, promote public health, sustained recovery and safety for service recipients, families, and communities.

Requirements

A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in nursing, social work, psychology, education, counseling, or a related field.
Six years professional experience in health services, three years must have been in Health Services professional clinical or administrative services in areas other than Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities or Addictions and two years must have been at the managerial or supervisory level.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Addiction/Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Mental Health (MH).
Experience with SUD and MH modern treatment and rehabilitation techniques and best practices.
Experience with the principles, practices, and procedures of program monitoring and planning/business and public administration.
Experience with the principles and practices of governmental accounting, budgeting, and public personnel administration.
Experience with public relations.
Experience with developing and installing administrative procedures, and to evaluate their efficiency and effectiveness to assist in monitoring SUD and MH programs and services.
Experience communicating clearly and concisely, both verbally and in writing.
Experience applying and interpreting departmental policies and procedures.

Responsibilities

Oversight of state and federal initiatives related to addressing the opioid crisis to ensure coordination among the various funding streams.
Involved in senior-level planning, management, and monitoring of opioid related activities.
Assist the Project Director with ensuring the completion of all grant deliverables, monitoring and reporting on jurisdictional adherence with required performance measures, including evidence-based practices (EBP), and responding to complaints or concerns related to the project.
Responsible for fiscal and administrative management, analyzing program data and working collaboratively with jurisdictional implementation teams and other state and local stakeholders to effectively utilize project resources and to maintain an integrated service delivery system, promote public health, sustained recovery and safety for service recipients, families, and communities.