The Bridge · 2 weeks ago
Assistant Program Coordinator - Residential Services
The Bridge offers supportive housing and behavioral health services to vulnerable New Yorkers. The Assistant Program Coordinator for the Bronx Scatter Site program supports daily operations and service delivery for adults with histories of homelessness and serious mental illness, overseeing case managers, maintaining documentation compliance, and providing client support.
Health CareMental HealthOutpatient CareRehabilitationResidential
Responsibilities
Assist the Program Coordinator in supervising and coordinating the delivery and documentation of services to adults with histories of homelessness, serious mental illness, and/or substance use disorders who are living independently in community apartments
Carry a caseload and complete all required documentation
Ensure case records are current and accurate, including monthly progress notes, collateral contact notes, support plans, assessments, and consents
Conduct apartment inspections in the community, including in multi-story buildings, using stairs and public transportation (unlimited MetroCard provided)
Supervise case managers, often in the community during joint visits
Train staff in the field to provide culturally sensitive, client-centered support services
Prepare programs for audits and site visits by funding and regulatory agencies
Provide education and assistance to clients, including benefits support, housing applications, referrals to primary and behavioral health care, and other housing-related services
Interact with the client population in a polite and professional manner while maintaining personal boundaries; must be able to remain composed during crisis situations and engage individuals who may present behavioral challenges
Demonstrate the ability to work with clients, families, and staff in a caring and respectful manner, with appropriate understanding and consideration for cultural differences
Immediately report serious incidents, incident allegations, or sensitive situations to supervisors
Be available for 24-hour crisis intervention on a rotating on-call schedule with other supervisory staff
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's degree required
Minimum of 1 year of supervisory experience
Experience working with individuals with histories of homelessness and/or serious mental health diagnoses
Skilled in crisis intervention and managing trauma-triggered behavior
Knowledge of case management responsibilities, preferably in a scattered-site housing setting
Excellent time management and organizational skills
Flexible, stress-resistant, and able to work well under pressure
Strong team player with openness to feedback and a creative approach to problem-solving
Willingness to be certified in CPR, First Aid, AED, CPI, and Naloxone
Preferred
Preferred knowledge of AWARDS (Foothold Technology)
Benefits
Unlimited MetroCard provided