Program Coordinator- Gambling Disorder Prevention Services

Essential Functions

• Oversees the day-to-day operation of the Gambling Disorder Prevention Program.
• Serves as the primary liaison with IDHS/DBHR regarding program implementation, reporting, and outcomes.
• Supervises Mental Health Professionals and Community Support Specialists assigned to the program.
• Develops and implements the annual outreach and prevention plan.
• Captors the implementation of IDHS-approved school-based gambling prevention curriculum.
• Develops partnerships with schools, colleges, healthcare providers, community organizations, casinos, sports betting organizations, municipalities, and other stakeholders.
• Captors community outreach events, health fairs, presentations, and prevention campaigns.
• Coordinates participation in Problem Gambling Awareness Month and Gift Responsibly Campaign activities.
• Maintains compliance with Trinity Services policies, grant requirements, and applicable state and federal regulations.

Skills And Abilities

• Strong leadership and organizational skills.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to build collaborative relationships with community partners.
• Knowledge of behavioral health, prevention, and recovery-oriented systems.
• Ability to analyze program data and utilize quality improvement principles.
• Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.

Physical Demands

• Lift up to 40 pounds from floor to waist unassisted.
• Push and pull up to 75 pounds.
• Push wheelchairs up to 200 pounds.
• Perform physical movements including squatting, stooping, crouching, and kneeling.
• Stand, sit, or remain stationary for extended periods.

Qualifications

• Master's Degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, Public Health, Human Services, or related field.
• Minimum three years of behavioral health, prevention, or community outreach experience.
• Supervisory experience preferred.
• Completion of the IDHS/SUPR 30-hour Gambling Disorder Training within six months of hire if not already completed.
• Problem and Compulsive Gambling Counselor (PCGC) or International Certified Gambling Counselor (ICGC) certification preferred but not required.
• Valid Illinois Driver's License and reliable transportation.