The Program Coordinator provides direct support to individuals while helping coordinate the daily flow of the Adult Day Program and ensuring staff are supported and aligned. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:Provide hands-on direct support to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.Assist individuals with personal care, hygiene, mobility, meals, communication, community participation, and other daily needs.Model and implement behavior supports, including de-escalation techniques during challenging situationsSupport individuals in achieving personal goals and increasing independenceLead by example and provide day-to-day guidance, coaching, and support to DSP staffComplete accurate and timely progress notes, reports, data tracking, and other required documentationAssist with individual goals, ISP updates, and documentation expectationsAssist with basic program operations; coordinate transportation, community activities, program supplies, and other daily operational needsCommunicate professionally and effectively with families, providers, and interdisciplinary teamsFollow established health, safety, licensing, medication, transportation, and program proceduresCommunicate concerns, changes, or operational challenges to the Program DirectorMaintain the rights, dignity, health, safety, and confidentiality of the individuals served