Requirements:Bachelor's degree or an associate degree with active, continuous enrollment in a bachelor's degree program requiredMinimum of two years of supervisory experience requiredPrior experience working with children or youth in a residential, child welfare, or similar setting requiredValid driver's license required and must be maintained throughout employmentAbility to work extended or irregular hours, including nights, weekends, and holidaysAbility to meet the physical demands of residential care, including standing for long periods, lifting up to 50 pounds, and responding quickly to emergenciesMust complete and maintain all required agency, licensing, and regulatory trainings (including CARE and Non‑Violent Crisis Intervention)Get to Know Children's Attention HomeFounded in 1970 as an emergency shelter for vulnerable youth, Children's Attention Home now provides comprehensive residential care for youth up to age 21. Working closely with the Care Coordinator, the Program Coordinator plays a key role in staff supervision, crisis response, program implementation, and maintaining continuity of leadership coverage during after‑hours operations, weekends, and on‑call periods.