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Commonwealth of Kentucky · 12 hours ago

BH/DID Program Administrator

Frankfort, KY

Full-time

Onsite

Senior Level

$58K/yr - $86K/yr

5+ years exp

Commonwealth of Kentucky is seeking a dynamic and dedicated Program Administrator to lead statewide work that supports individuals with Serious Mental Illness. The role involves guiding the implementation and improvement of programs while collaborating with various stakeholders to ensure timely and appropriate services.

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Responsibilities

Provide statewide oversight of ACT, FACT, and AOT within the community behavioral health system

Lead ACT fidelity reviews and AOT implementation activities, including statewide AOT teams and coalitions

Coordinate complex and high-acuity cases in collaboration with CMHCs, courts, hospitals, and DBHDID partners

Manage contract sections, Plan & Budget forms, DPRs, indicators, and program data

Provide technical assistance, training, and consultation to ACT/FACT/AOT providers

Support IDDT/co-occurring capability development within ACT and AOT teams

Maintain communication with stakeholders and participate in Olmstead, Continuity of Care, and interagency initiatives

Perform disaster response and other duties as assigned

Qualification

ACTFACTAOT knowledgeProgram oversight experienceData systems proficiencyProject management abilitiesProfessional communication skillsTrainingTechnical assistanceCollaboration skillsAdaptability

Required

Graduate of a college or university with a bachelor's degree

Five years of professional experience in the administration or management of institutional activities, BHDID Central Office, community, or agency programs

A master's degree in behavioral health, disability or a health related field (such as human services, psychology, nursing, health administration, substance abuse, special education, rehabilitation, social work, sociology) will substitute for two years of the required experience

Additional professional experience in the management and/or administration of a clinical or administrative program, program analysis, financial analysis, or general administration of activities within a facility/institutional/community setting or central office will substitute for the required education on a year-for-year basis

Knowledge of ACT, FACT, AOT, and co-occurring/IDDT models

Ability to navigate and resolve complex or high-acuity case situations

Skill in interpreting program data, indicators, and fidelity findings

Experience in program oversight, monitoring, and performance reporting

Strong organizational and project management abilities

Effective professional communication skills across diverse audiences

Ability to deliver training, technical assistance, and consultation

Strong collaboration skills with courts, hospitals, CMHCs, and interagency partners

Sound judgment, adaptability, and reliability

Proficiency with data systems and office software