PROGRAM COORDINATOR

Program CoordinatorLead. Inspire. Make a Difference.For more than 75 years, UCP of Long Island has empowered individuals with cerebral palsy and other disabilities to live more independent, productive, and fulfilling lives. Our mission is simple: Creating Life Without Limits for People with Disabilities.We're seeking a passionate, organized, and motivated Program Coordinator to provide leadership and oversight for multiple residential programs throughout Suffolk County. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced OPWDD professional to lead teams, drive quality services, and positively impact the lives of the individuals we support every day.At UCP, your leadership directly improves lives. You'll work alongside dedicated professionals in an organization that values innovation, collaboration, professional growth, and person-centered care.Competitive Salary: $72,000 annuallyComprehensive Medical & Dental InsuranceCompany-Paid Life InsuranceGenerous Paid Time OffVacation timeSick timePersonal daysPaid holidaysTuition Assistance & Professional DevelopmentDefined Contribution Pension PlanOptional 403(b) Retirement Savings PlanCareer Growth & Advancement OpportunitiesMeaningful Work That Changes LivesAs a Program Coordinator, you will oversee the operations of multiple residential homes and ensure the delivery of high-quality, individual-centered services. You'll mentor and support managers, foster a culture of excellence, and ensure regulatory compliance while helping individuals achieve their goals and greatest level of independence.Lead and support Residential Managers, Assistant Managers, Nurses, Social Workers, Behavioral Specialists, and Recreation TherapistsEnsure adequate staffing and scheduling across assigned residencesMaintain compliance with OPWDD, state, and federal regulationsMonitor program quality, documentation, and service deliveryReview and oversee incident management processesAudit consumer records and prepare for regulatory reviewsManage program budgets and financial operationsBuild and maintain positive relationships with families, care teams, and external providersRecruit, interview, hire, train, and develop staffConduct performance evaluations and provide ongoing coachingParticipate in a rotating on-call leadership scheduleIf you're an experienced leader looking to advance your career while making a lasting impact in the lives of individuals with disabilities, we'd love to hear from you.UCP of Long Island is an Equal Opportunity Employer.