Program Coordinator

Program Coordinator

The Program Coordinator performs administrative and educational work in the planning, development, and implementation of assigned programs. Develops, organizes, administers, and evaluates program activities and services. Provides technical guidance to program staff, departments, community members, and program participants. Coordinates one or more specialized programs in compliance with federal and state laws, as well as department policies and procedures. Trains and evaluates staff and volunteers, monitors performance, ensures accurate and timely data entry, and reports deficiencies in program-related data.

The Program Coordinator implements, coordinates, and supervises the delivery of services at the Tiny Home Village. Ensures services align with program goals and supports residents' behavioral health and housing needs. Oversees day-to-day operations, collaborates with service partners, and monitors program effectiveness.

The Program Coordinator manages operations for the Behavioral Health Unit (BHU) within the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office. Coordinates communication between BHU and community-based healthcare providers. Conducts initial client interviews, determines therapeutic needs, and facilitates appropriate referrals. Supports individuals in crisis and assists crime victims and their families. Reviews and assesses criminal cases to ensure appropriate behavioral health support.

The Program Coordinator manages a variety of administrative and program management tasks in support of the operations of programs. This includes planning and organizing programs and activities in assigned areas where they will need to plan, implement assigned programs with strict deadlines while staying within constraints by utilizing resources effectively. Facilitates the effective management of programs according to the organization's standards.

The Program Coordinator plans, develops, implements, and evaluates economic development programs. Provides guidance to program staff, departments, community partners, and participants. Coordinates one or more specialized programs in accordance with applicable laws and departmental procedures. Ensures timely data entry and reporting and identifies deficiencies in program data or performance.

The Clean Community Coordinator plans, schedules, and manages clean-up projects, trail maintenance, and roadway right-of-way activities within the county. Prioritizes the cleanup of illegal dumping sites. Prepares reports, correspondence, and budget summaries. Maintains program records and responds to 311 complaints. Directs the Community Clean Crew and supervises court-assigned service workers. Coordinates with court staff and external agencies to ensure compliance with court orders and maintain program records.

Duties and responsibilities include receiving, analyzing, processing, and maintaining a variety of documents and forms related to the Value Freeze Program to ensure all submissions meet requirements and are processed accurately.