Program Coordinator

At ERC Pathlight, we’re on a mission to change lives—and we’re looking for people who feel called to do the same. As one of the nation’s leading treatment providers for eating disorders and mood, anxiety, and trauma-related conditions, we bring innovative, evidence-based, and deeply compassionate care to patients across the country. With multiple locations nationwide and extensive virtual programming, we meet patients exactly where they are and help them move toward lasting recovery. Founded in 2008 by renowned psychiatrists and psychologists, ERC Pathlight now supports more than 6,000 patients each year. And as the need for world‑class mental health care continues to rise, our commitment is stronger than ever: to expand access, elevate the standard of care, and empower every patient to rebuild their life with dignity and hope. Why Join Us When you join ERC Pathlight, you become part of a team that shows up every day to make a real difference. You’ll work alongside passionate clinicians, dedicated support staff, and mission‑driven leaders who believe in collaboration, growth, and doing the right thing—always. Here, your work matters. Your ideas matter. You matter. If you’re energized by purpose, motivated by impact, and ready to help transform the future of mental health treatment, you belong here. Come build hope. Come save lives. Come grow with us. What you’ll be doing: 7:30pm to 8:00am, 3 nights per week The Program Coordinator (PC I, PC II, PC III) is responsible for the direct care of inpatient, residential, and partial hospitalization patients by providing patient supervision and support. The PCs provide structure and boundaries for our patients. They provide bathroom and milieu support as well as contribute to the implementation of therapeutic programming which may include care delivery and program documentation. The PCs provide mealtime support, supporting patients with their dietary needs, and supervising patients at meals and snacks. The PC should be able to: Be willing and able to work at all ERC Pathlight local sites as assigned Be compliant with certification and regulatory requirements for each practice location Maintain a flexible schedule to meet organizational staffing needs Be available to work weekends and holidays as required Be available to work on‑call shifts based on business needs, in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local labor laws Essential duties and responsibilities: Milieu Management, including (but not limited to) the following: Maintains daily program structure by following program schedule Completes observation rounds and safety checks as ordered by physician Works with patients on de‑escalation and implementing coping skills per treatment plan Conducts room searches and luggage searches Takes patients out on fresh air breaks and mindful movement exposures Provides ongoing bathroom monitoring Take patient vital signs, weights, urine Specific Gravity (may vary by location and program) Group Facilitation Participates in group facilitation Compliant with documentation in EHR for group facilitation Supports group outings Meal Support, including (but not limited to) the following: Participates in all meals and snacks with patients as needed per facility Provides meal support through coaching and skills per treatment team ateating disorder treatment locations (when not assigned to an eating disorder treatment location, performs other duties as assigned based on program and operational needs) Provides administrative support as needed around mealtimes Ensures adherence to allergy‑safety system Administrative Support Complete all appropriate documentation as needed in compliance with standards (some indicated above) including but not limited to patient observations, meals, and events that occur during shift Provides patient transportation as needed for medical appointments (may vary by location and program) Supports additional transportation needs, including but not limited to outings, grocery shopping, or other facility needs May provide support for additional food procurement as needed once per week Distributes mail and packages daily Musthaves: High School Diploma or GED (required) Valid driver’s license with safe driving record: required only at locations operating company vehicles or requiring driving on behalf of the company (required) Washington teammates must hold a state credential (may be pending at time of hire) (required) ServSafe certification may be required depending on state and local licensing regulations (required) High School Diploma or GED (required) Minimum of one (1) year of direct patient care experience (required) Valid driver’s license with safe driving record: required only at locations operating company vehicles or requiring driving on behalf of the company (required) Washington teammates must hold a state credential (may be pending at time of hire) (required) ServSafe certification may be required depending on state and local licensing regulations (required) Bachelor’s degree in behavioral health or related field (required) Minimum of six (6) months of experience in a behavioral health or related field (required) Valid driver’s license with safe driving record: required only at locations operating company vehicles or requiring driving on behalf of the company (required) Washington teammates must hold a state credential (may be pending at time of hire) (required) ServSafe certification may be required depending on state and local licensing regulations (required) #ERC The compensation range for this position is based upon candidate experience and market expectations. Maryland Pay Range $21.49 - $29 USD What We Offer At ERC Pathlight, caring for people is our mission and that begins with caring for our own team. Your well‑being matters, and our benefit program is designed to support every part of your life. We offer competitive compensation; comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage; generous Paid Time Off; Parental Leave benefits; Retirement benefits; and tuition reimbursement to help you continue growing in your career. We also recognize that mental health is part of every person’s experience. That’s why we strive to create a workplace where you feel supported, seen, and encouraged—personally, professionally, and at home. When you thrive, you can do your best work. And your best work changes lives. Voluntary Self-Identification For government reporting purposes, we ask candidates to respond to the below self-identification survey. Completion of the form is entirely voluntary. 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